Yeah geeks just stop trying! Seriously? Yeah, we’re in a bubble and narratives are ahead of reality but if you really don’t think AI is and will continue to eat knowledge work, just keep making your buggy whips.

I disagree. The human brain reinforces circuitry that is used often, meaning the human brain is generally quite adaptable. Ancient (and modern) hunters sit still and silent for hours waiting for game, with their brains ready to take over in an instant on the rare occasion something happens.

Right but you don't get in car accidents or near-accidents often. Ergo your brain becomes wired for the 99.9999999% of driving that is completely uneventful.

Hunters are a self-selecting group of people who enjoy the activity you describe. If you don't like it or can't do it, you just don't do it.

Virtually every single adult in America has to drive, however, to live a functional life.

I try to watch car crash dashcam videos once a month or so on Reddit or YouTube. I feel like it recalibrates my brain to be more aware of the things that could happen that are out on the tail end of the distribution, like you say.

That is interesting! Yeah I suspect that would help a ton.

Do you do this for the purpose of calibrating your brain? Or more just some morbid curiosity of yours? :D

Eh, I think it started out as morbid curiosity and then I noticed it changed how I drove. Seemed like a good idea to do deliberately.

You are avoiding cars constantly when driving with a non-zero amount of traffic. Way more incidents than predators in the savanna while doing persistence hunting.

Not sure what you're arguing.

Your brain gets used to in-distribution events.

Car accidents (and the conditions that cause them) are out-of-distribution events.

It's that simple.

That’s not how the brain works. It is evolutionary adapted to stay alert for out of distribution events.

Correct, and by the time an out of distribution event happens in a car, you are milliseconds from collision (if that).

Most car accidents are effectively instantaneous. The fact your brain perks up as a bumper is coming through your side window is not very helpful.

So if this all streamed from the internal NVME would you expect better performance?

Just internal 2Tb Macbook M5 Max drive it came in at roughly half the four-drive speed

(0.535 vs 1.038 tok/s at 128 tokens), since one fast drive still has to serve all 16 reads per layer while four drives split the load

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/argonautlabsai/deltafin/ma...

Think the M7 will have some storage parallelization?

What conversation do you think we would be having? Would we be debating the laws that January 6 attendees are passing in the chambers? What alternate outcome do you think was likely, or even possible?

Perform your own trivial extrapolation and cut out the sealioning nonsense.

On the plus side, I learned about some interesting projects from that GitHub query.

No different than an uncurated Reddit profile. You’ll get bombarded with garbage until effort is placed into the curation.

I made a new reddit account for a side project a few months ago and I couldn't believe how terrible reddit is when you don't have 10 years of subreddit curation. The default experience is to be dumped into what basically amounts to "Facebook boomer slop" mixed with a ton of hustle / small business / get rich quick content.

It's an unpleasant experience. My main Reddit account doesn't "solve reddit" by any means - I often find myself thinking "man this site sucks, I should stop coming here," but the difference between that curated account and a fresh one is night and day.

Because some people don’t have their own ChatGPT subscription to plug such a query into?

There are - I saw cardinals, chickens and bison. For elephant class, there is a mammoth species as well

How is it illegal if it is in the ToS? (I didn't check)

If it were in the ToS I imagine there would be huge outcry and all the enterprise customers would leave immediately and sue.

From TFA “The Canario source code is still there in the older versions of Rio. People can fork that if they want to. All good from my side.”

Yes, but if he's going to keep developing it on his end, why not release that source too? The source exists, so it's not any extra work to throw a tarball over the wall without any other engagement.

Or just turn off issues and pull requests. To skip right ahead to a closed source project is a little suspicious.