Funny you say that, because it’s suggesting I take a mortgage on my house. Needs more compute or something – it’s for the greater good.
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Balancing Context Length, Speed, and Cost in AI Systems
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The decisions you need to make… – how much context you provide
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LLM Agents Execute Computer Tasks Through Recursive Self-Improvement
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7/ LLMs for Computer Tasks – shows that a pre-trained LLM agent can execute computer tasks using a simple prompting scheme where the agent recursively criticizes and improves its outputs.
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New Python Programming Guide Published Monday
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I just wrote another post about Python. Publishes Monday
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GroqDay 4: Virtual Event on AI Development and Production
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Join us virtually on April 12 for our 4th GroqDay – Running on Groq: From Development to Production. Save your seat at http://
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Scratch on Apache Spark: Scalable Coding for Kids
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Are your kid’s coding projects blocked by scalability issues? Or maybe they're dealing with HIPAA requirements for their Operation board game data? Introducing Scratch on #ApacheSpark, a new API that’s revolutionizing how kids write their applications! https://
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Apple Founded by Jobs and Wozniak on This Day 1976
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Apple was founded #otd in 1976 by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak: https://
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MIT Ranks Number One in Computer Science and AI
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MIT ranks No. 1 in 2023: *Computer Science & Information Systems
*Data Science & Artificial Intelligence by QS World University Rankings: https://
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Total Recall: Brain-to-Text AI with Scalp Sensors
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Announcing “Total Recall ” Utilizing 6 embedded scalp sensors and the latest brain-to-text AI, this stores your every thought – for you to access anytime by simply thinking about it – response comes directly to a bone conductive mic in one of the sensors. Let me explain how
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Microsoft Assembles Thousands of Nvidia A100 Chips for OpenAI Supercomputer
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Microsoft Strung Together Tens of Thousands of Chips in a Pricey Supercomputer for OpenAI:
Microsoft had to find ways to string together tens of thousands of Nvidia Corp.’s A100 graphics chips and change how it positions servers on racks. https://
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