I'm the founder of a SaaS in the marketing industry with tens of thousands of paying users and we have lots of AI powered workflows where small changes between model versions can make some big differences so whenever we update models we have to thoroughly test them which is why we pin them at specific versions which has been a best practice (and common sense) for the last 3+ years
In the openai api and many other rapid you can pretty trivially pin not only the model but also the specific snapshot you want to use by using the model id for that snapshot. It's not that big a deal and has been available for years
GamerNexus has been so good at their investigation work.
I know people who complain the channel does not talk more about Hardware and Games as much, but we live in a timeline that personal hardware and games will not be ours anymore, just see how prohibitive hardware prices are today.
I just discovered this channel since I own an lg tv and I also realized something peculiar: after I mention something I see an ad about it very shortly after
the video explains so much and its obvious now and this makes me quite angry
Often people new to databases and SQL thinks ordering is implicit, I have teach dozens of juniors that believe this is the default. I always wondered why that is the thought process...
I see now, but I don't think buying a hospital is the solution here, a hospital by itself is just a single unit in a broken system, but that single piece is thousand times more complex than reducing drugs prices.
I mean, it implies that it has an even better cache hit rate that DS flash, which is impressive, as the chr on DS flash was already really good in my experience
I think the weighted average takes into account all providers (some DS4 flash providers are 'premium' providers and offering higher speeds for higher pricing) and these are tilting the scale
All I can say is that even if it is, I was almost glad to go back to using DS4 Flash. Because 0XAlpha was just so friggin slow to complete a task because of the level of circular reasoning that it would go over and over into, sometimes even returning no output. If I just wanted something done I would switch from a free model to a paid one which is crazy.
Possibly influenced by that, but I believe that is a different issue. I meant the way it processed a request. It went into so many more loops of thinking.
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