PCI-E is really very flexible https://developer.nvidia.com/gpudirect

You probably want to stand in front of it in this case.

You want supply to exceed demand? That doesn't seem very sustainable.

I don't think these results show that.

I think they show that additional prompting for testing approaches have wide differences in error rate (worst has twice the error rate of the best) but actually no extra prompting is pretty fine and most custom prompts are worse than no prompt.

Regulation might have something to do with it but your example doesn't show that imo.

Multiple US labs were taken to court over copyright infringment for their training data. Mistral did the same data mining, but actually the copyright situation is weaker here so it's harder to build a case against them.

I think the capital situation in EU is just worse. A lot of is tied up in more conservative businesses that are reluctant to bet the house on some shiny new thing.

That's because NOAA are not doing the tests that would produce such evidence.

They are, as are plenty of folks in the community. I expect to see some good talks on this at the AMS Annual Meeting in January, based solely on my own peer network and what colleagues have mentioned they're working on.

The brief excitement in the space between expecting a decahedral possibly artificial structure lurking in a gas giant and finding out it's just wind.

This has mid 2000's LiteStep theme vibes.

LiteStep forever in our hearts ♥

Windows CE (1996) was garbage compared to Palm OS (also 1996.)

Why move gun, when gun can move bullet?