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the second response looks even more AI than the first response

Isn’t that what the Google dreaming thing is?

What if it turns out they have a very good reason but can’t talk about it yet

>Windows is not only much more profitable, it's easier to support for decades to-come.

"windows is the most stable ABI"

what base layer are they using for the tokens, ethereum?

like the apple tv remote.. plus those are so sensitive too

aannnd it's gone.

i see several dollar amounts mentioned here

you say $500, some comments say $1000, and the web page says $2000

There are leaked prompts on github

It’s not unreasonable since you’re using their compute

I mean I would never stream a game, but still

I think flash usually means MoE, not dense

I actually love the idea and the web demo, but unfortunately I fully agree with you

Felt like a human wrote it to me

The submission title says it happened, but the company denies it

I thought nvidia stopped supporting or producing shields many years ago

hopefully the IT department pushes out uBlock Origin with whatever browsers they require people use. I used to push it out to several customers with the Chrome GPOs... although I know it doesn't work in Chrome anymore

any idea if they will release the weights?

>We run all our Personal Assistants now on flash

are you worried about sending all your data to third parties, especially if they're in different countries?

I see what you did there, and I love it

Why do people care how it reads json?

Spelling mistakes?

What inference engine are you using for flash next?

The intended reaction was to discuss vibration patterns and morse code. I honestly didn’t even realize that would sound weird because we’re so used to it that we don’t realize when we say things like that, I apologize. I don’t see a way to delete my parent comment or I would

you put some real effort into that, I respect it!

I don't get the joke

very happily married here too

I love this feature - I have separate vibration patterns for my wife and my girlfriend, so I can easily tell if a text is from an important person without taking it out of my pocket (and I refuse to wear a watch)

Your idea sounds cool, but then I’d have to learn Morse code which doesn’t sound fun to me

I didn't see any benchmarks against vllm, sglang, exllama, etc

this might be a dumb question, but if it's saturated, then isn't 0.8% improvement a very good improvement?

I wish they had also compared it to omp and dsh, I’m curious how it stacks up

I've never found one that actually "Just works" though

will this finally allow for a gpu-accelerated windows VM on a linux host, without nvidia vGPU licenses?