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Last time I had this problem, I got it fixed after applying for and accepting a job at Apple.


At what point during the process was the issue raised? Was it received well?


We're all training similarly large base++; near same data, just pricing it differently... with grok removing a few filters and maybe some safeguards? For that matter, many of the benchmarks are flawed and are just easily gamed and whatnot. iykyk.


Very cool and what an amazing way to learn so much beyond what you do in those years at university (at least in the engineering sense). I wish we had software and hardware open to be able to run custom setups whether its NVIDIA on x64 or Ampere/arm64 with MacOS.


What is a good alternative?


Readwise Reader, paid service from a bootstrapped company, kind of ensures it won’t randomly kill the product

Also: They are users of their own product


Considering Musk's power and the shrinking moat of OpenAI you would think he would be create something better with government support - or as some new department.


It certainly doesn't say much about his confidence in X.ai keeping up with OpenAI


Congrats Paras.


I've been waiting for this to get good enough. Can any of these apps do passthrough of USB/webcam?


Looks like it's not supported in RustDesk or Parsec, but there are other tools that will do it [1].

[1] https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk/discussions/6014


It seemed to be some capacity issue with the CDNs. When I stopped and restarted the stream it worked again. Perhaps they do not use real time multi-cdn switching.


I get that ambulate just means to walk around but it gives the sense to something medical (as an American).


That was my reaction as well to seeing the name. It makes me think of both ambulance and amputate, which are not good associations.


The usage of the word is reminiscent of ambulatory which has a distinctive medical jargon connotation to my ear.


Don't we have to move to GaN anyway?


If you think sand usage is primarily silicon power electronics you're missing a lot.


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