okay my friend just make sure it's running in azure
SYSTEMS
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Systems Accrete Rather Than Design: Understanding Emergent Complexity
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Someday I have to write a doorstep about how The System Was Not Designed, It Accreted but today will probably not be the day for it.
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Moscow delivery robots struggle with coordination at intersections
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Estos robots de reparto de Moscú parecen estar teniendo algo más que palabras en una esquina y no parece que ninguno esté dispuesto a ceder 😂
— Juan Merodio (@juanmerodio) 26 octobre 2023
Parece que tienen que mejorar esa coordinación 🤖 pic.twitter.com/tCMyndFnX6Estos robots de reparto de Moscú parecen estar teniendo algo más que palabras en una esquina y no parece que ninguno esté dispuesto a ceder Parece que tienen que mejorar esa coordinación
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Synchronized Movement Boosts Empathy in Digital Communication
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“Multiple social-psychology studies show that we’re more likely to be empathetic and cooperative toward people that we've synchronized movements with.” Interesting story about Zoom waves that also once again reminds me (an extrovert) how much I miss regularly seeing people IRL.
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Peak On-Device Model Capacity Reaches 13B Parameters
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Currently peak on device is 13B parameters
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LLM-Based OS or Advanced PRO Products in 2026?
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Could it be that we will see an LLM based OS already… Or will we see some scary fast PRO products? Whats your take?
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When Can We Use Pure BF16 in AI Models?
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Of course. But lots of people have observed the same thing in other contexts, and it's what we'd expect based on first principles. To me, the question isn't: when can't we use pure bf16, but when can we!
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Cloud Provider Simplifies Oracle Database Migration Services
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and another 'We are the only other cloud provider to run services making it simpler for customers to migrate their Oracle databases to our cloud.'
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Distributed GPU Processing: File Synchronization and Aggregation
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because in distributed mode, each GPU runs its own process. so this code will run simultaneously multiple times, once per GPU. so in this setting, each GPU writes a file, waits for everyone, then aggregates all the files, waits again, then deletes its own file 🙂