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Was fun exploring this months ago. Back then even the smallest amount of game knowledge you could provide a model would drastically improve their performance. Most of it is in their training data but they hallucinate a ton of incorrect information.

"Consistently achieving >99.95% availability of our GPU nodes" What do GPU node availability numbers look like for other companies? Do they share these numbers?

Something to try for sure. Company recently migrated some ancient on prem databases to AWS, would've been useful then perhaps.

This reminds me of all the people asking for AWS to be spun out of Amazon.

Just read that part recently, highly recommend the book too!

Quite a few nice features, need to play around a bit with them more though. Lazy imports seems nice mainly for my work at the moment.

Chirality is quite interesting!

Looks like GLM based

"C'est le temps que tu as perdu pour ta rose qui fait ta rose si importante" - "It is the time you have wasted for your rose that makes your rose so important"

seems like it's down? hn hug of death?

Strangely reading about high achievers having had a difficult childhood and how it might have actually "enabled" them to achieve what they did, is soothing in a way. It's nice to think of your own scars as a thing that helps you sometimes instead of only a burden.

I really should get up to speed with LEAN, I know AI can probably write it better than me but I'd like to grasp it better still...

I did the same 2 years ago. Used to make every notebook about a certain topic/theme and with a certain structure/style. It held my notes back so much... The solution was just to write anything in any way I wanted to in that moment

Congrats! I've been considering this particular one too for some time... Wondering sometimes if I want to do this for "my career" or if it's really just for myself.