intothemild
Your argument is that if a word gets used more it dilutes the word? That's not how language works.
Well, lets take just one of those examples, Minecraft.
Cost apparently $150mil to make, and so far, has earned around $960mil. So if we use the usual doubling of the cost to get to the real cost with marketing and everything, it cost ~$300mil, so that is about $660mil profit.
Now of course that gets split, Xbox wouldn't get 100% of that, but still, even if it got 50%, thats still most of the way to the $500mil they turned down, on just ONE film, and only factoring in the theatrical release profit, not including any money it would have made on merch, or streaming, or anything else.
"Oh no our models, so good also scary... If only the government could help us stop the other labs from doing the same.. oh woe"
His whole rhetoric is America should make more stuff right... Well, we can certainly stop buying that stuff since the choices he's made have hurt us. I'd prefer to buy closer to home thanks.
Not the only one I'm guessing.
We would drink our share of Californian wines, but after the trump trade war, war on Iran, and everything he's done to destabilize the global economy... We decided to stop buying anything American.
Wine was an easy switch.
Leftpad is a npm package that chooses if it should or shouldn't pad the left side of a string. It was famous for bringing down everyone's npm installs a few years ago.
This combination is a double joke. Put something stupid in something stupid.
It absolutely is not a great situation at all. This won't make things better.
It's all GDDR6X or 7X
Yeah the R4D Kernel rules imho.
The MXFP4 fork is excellent too. Its my daily driver right now. https://codeberg.org/ggz14/radiance-vllm-mxfp4
Also has PARO quant support there too (early stage)
Also speedups in both repos for 4x R9700s
Stock vLLM runs so slowly on these cards compared with vLLM forks like Radiance. Going from say 20-30t/s gen, to 150-200t/s
Most of AMD/vLLM work seems to be around their data centre cards, or the AMD AI Halo/Ryzen and ignores the R9700 AI Pro.
Really wish this would change.
If it wasn't cookies it would be something else.
I remember thinking "ok once this hits an actual web spec, we should see this built into browsers, and sent as headers or something"
Nope
Look here's an idea. If you're under a certain age, and you want to own a home and move to a small village etc.. you are granted 100% protection from the government from your employer and you can work 100% remote. Enshrined into law. Nothing the employer can do about it.
Make it a whole nationalism thing to get the right wing on board.
I know a whole bunch of people who would move to a country town in a heartbeat if they could, heck lots of people did it during the pandemic, the minute that remote work became a possibility.
It's great they're chasing these digital nomads, but I'm not sure that's the solution that's going to work long or even medium term.
I would love to believe it, sounds really amazing, but it also can be interpreted as a company who needed good marketing for their models security capabilities after their competition's model had it's moment to shine in the security sphere.
Any business that has strict guidelines won't touch this. As there's no real guarantee, and more importantly they have given themselves an out.
Whilst I like fastmail as a product, personally I would have waited to get everything in the EU before I launched this, as you've now got to relaunch it once you solve that last mile problem. Which is hard and costly.