Almost 8,000 potentially illegal spills happened on dry days during the first half of the year and South West Water was responsible for more than a quarter."
So how's that getting tough on the water industry thing working out I wonder?
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@StephenPiment At 6 tokens per second. To run it at a reasonable speed is at least $500k. Plus power costs. Or you could pay ~$200 per hour to run it in the cloud.
@azeem you say in today’s post that Deepseek can “run on just two consumer-grade Nvidia 4090 GPUs (costing roughly $2,000)”. Are you sure about this? It doesn’t sound right to me.
@azeem Thanks! I think the analysis is wrong. I’m not an expert on MOE models, but AFAIK they choose a subset of the parameters very often (every token?) during inference. So they save on compute but not on memory requirements. Phillip Schmid says 16xH100s, which seems correct to me.
Journalists are meant to speak truth to power. That's our job. But what do you do when that power is your own news org?
This thread (professional suicide note?) is about @guardian & @ObserverUK's future. Because it turns out you can’t believe everything you read on a poster..
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@justcookit Wondering if you’ve tried Rishright’s Yo Po Chilli? Asking because we had a conversation about a different brand of chilli condiment years ago, and Rishright is a Cambridge-based company and IMO superior to the other brand.
@Cloudflare Seems like a nice feature but I’m skeptical about this claim. How would you know if you got a false negative if you don’t know the ground truth?
ok, I've now read the full NYT complaint filed this morning vs OpenAI and Microsoft. I'm impressed - it's future-focused around fair value for work vital to democracy. It also contains 220k pages of exhibits although the pages of Ex J stood out to me. more on that in a minute. /1
@PaulWallace123 Think you mean @nfergus. I know almost nothing about inflation, or wars (I do have have GCSE in economics, but all I can remember is something about mars bars and marginal utility).
@SparxLearning is there any way in Sparx Maths that my daughter can see the questions she has answered for completed assignments? I’d find this really useful for reviewing assignments with her, to see if there was anything she struggled with etc