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Reading that one now. I finished The Anarchy before that and it was a great intro to the 18th century and how it made the ground fertile for upcoming colonial period.

Someone was able to run gemma-4-26B-A4B on an i5-8500 with 32 gb ram with NO GPU. Granted this is an extreme example these MoE models are value for money for a lot of use cases.

https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/s/YontVNVRbL

I could run it on 7900 XT with 64k context. You could run it more comfortably on a 24 gb vram.

Wonder how much of a temperature difference is due to El Nino? As a kid I used to spend some time in central India during summers(temp: 40-43C). It helped that schools used to be shut around that time and expectedly, people would spend as little time outside as possible. Also, it's the hot winds that get you(usually more prevalent in the countryside).

Y'all are welcome to Washington if you can stand the gloom.

Even without those incentives, the messaging is clear: you don't want your inference to be shut arbitrarily. Export controls are nothing new but a lot of people have underestimated them due to globalization and the general nature of software. This is a good opportunity for entities around the world to get their setup going.

Affordable inference will be around longer if more Big tech companies cap their AI sending.

One of my concern is LLMs are going to generate a lot of low quality code for languages that do not have sufficient discussions on forums like Stackoverflow.

Have you checked where do your paid tier offerings stack up to free tier offerings of your competitors?

Someone suggested a nice thought experiment - train LLMs on all Physics before quantum physics was discovered. If the LLM can see still figure out the latter then certainly we have achieved some success in the space.

Looks nice! I would love to see a resource that teaches you Zig by writing tests. Something similar for Go was posted a few years ago.

https://quii.gitbook.io/learn-go-with-tests/

IRCTC is a private company.

Lol, at least do your research before writing random things.

From what I know, religions except Christianity and Islam are generally grouped under Hinduism for most things(marriage law for instance) and by default you're considered a Hindu(you can't be officially an atheist).

I don't think the government is going to treat it like a local district website. IRCTC, UPI, e-Filing portal seem to be working fine for the most part, so pretty sure they can make this work eventually.

Why if I may ask?

Hackerrank also used to host(still has?) PE problems with additional test cases.

Playback fails once/twice, but eventually runs for me.

The supply of foreign students does depends on their career prospects in the US(which is getting worse at least in tech) and also the current administration is weighing policies that would cap intake of foreign students.

https://thebusinessfrontier.com/trump-tells-universities-to-...

Thank you! My initial hunch was to treat it as a self-help book but it does look something better than that.

Can anyone recommend a good summary?

I wonder if their experience with Black September impacts their decision w.r.t Gaza.

Wasn't the application linked to the candidate's passport number?

Learned about that book from HN, so thanks HN. Of late, I've been reading The Alchemy of Air which revolves around Haber-Bosch process and it's been a delight so far. Highly recommend if you love a mix of non-fiction, history & science.

I was doing Masters in the US from 2021-23 and do recall getting their emails to my University email.

Didn't the Soviet invasion of Manchuria also boxed them in? Some Historians(Paul Hamn for once) have said that was the primary reason for the surrender.

With due respect, they probably just asked leetcode-esque and sys design questions.

Both Rust and Zig lack comprehensive OOP support, which is essential for certain domains like AI or game development.

Just curious, what benefit OOP offers over other paradigms in AI dev?

Do we have irrefutable evidence that Iran was that close to a nuke?

Did you pick up something else?

I also don't expect US to openly admit to a potential F-16 crash. It's just bad for business.