@mitsuhiko@thdxr I think it's effective routing. An efficient prefix tree that scores workers and it's distance to storage. Some of nvidia dynamo components offer good glimpse of this + dpu on nodes help. you can get closer ~95% . But 99% at this scale is unbelievable.
@nileshtrivedi spot on. This prob follows kahnman theory.
Reading a book requires System II and it is a finite resource. Most books are deeper in context and one has to engage at that level.
Visual media and short tweets dont demand thinking. and hence more preferable to general population.
@snj_1970 Sometimes it never did. And when it did, the stress in rats was less after the shock than during the music.
The news about third wave and covid seems to be playing a similar situation in our head.
@snj_1970 I remember reading about an experiment where lab rats were given shocks and a music was played in the background at the same time.
Overtime, the rats learned to recognise the music and got scared just at the sound of it, waiting for the shock to arrive.
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