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Isn't a better/safer solution than Li or Na is for the industry to switch to solid state?

As a native speaker, I read this as "This controls enabling or disabling of all analytic features used by AI model loops"

Now there are times when I let the model keep its own docs in its own language, for its own future reference; but, it is not intended for human distribution due to its odd selection of words and phrases (aka slop).


I think it's slightly different: Without reliability, agentic analytics is useless.

Or: Agentic analytics is gated on sufficient reliabilty.

Or reallllly short and hard to understand: Reliability gates agentic analytics.


It makes sense as Polyend's competitor, Synthstrom, has been open source for a while already.

I thought their competitor was M8 tracker, so nice to hear about Synthstrom, thanks! Glad we have a growing space for making things that make music!

And it has to be said, the Deluge has gotten pretty freakin’ amazing as a result of it.

Does the board come with a jtag interface to unbrick the device?

Bring Roland VSynth capabilities to it.

> "next token predictor" has always referred to inference

Going back to first principles, wikipedia mentions [0] inference as:

> "Inferences are steps in logical reasoning, moving from premises to logical consequences. Inference is traditionally divided into deduction and induction"

Is that exactly what next token predictor means, or is it correlated?

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inference


At this point, the working class, who imagine themselves as possible-future CEOs, will try to extract the same wealth generation out of the tech when possible now that they have seen people get ungodly wealthy through tech. Humans are opportunists.

Of course, there are outliers who use tech individually to improve the human/world experience, but it isn't the norm.


> strict environment with very clearly defined goals and constraints

This defined a huge set of possible work.

> I've spent around $100-$120k in api calls

Have multiple $200 subs and just use Codex as the intermediary, save yourself $90k-$110k


Try web.archive.org

Feature suggestion: once copyright is up, link to a free online version (e.g. on archive.org, or similar online collections)

I think they’re talking about the index going away, not the books themselves.

Unfortunately, copyright won’t be up for most of these books in our lifetimes.

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