Video summary of Iliad: https://youtu.be/T7iVwJb0BfE
Precursor to The Odyssey. Explains why certain things happen later. You can watch it sped up. Video summary of The Odyssey: https://youtu.be/OuGeoq_uVts
To go even deeper: https://youtu.be/BgSiijz-bKM
vLLM.
It's slower to start, but once it gets going, pretty solid.
There was little mention of it at the last Apple Developer Conference in June. They haven't given up, but it's not on the iPhone/Mac hardware upgrade cadence.
Face-based computing has been around for a while. It's got a lot to overcome.
Three or more large satellites or used rocket stages burn up in Earth’s atmosphere every day, according to the European Space Agency’s Space Environment Report published last year. Every year, hundreds of tons of human-made objects reenter the atmosphere and evaporate, leaving behind clouds of microscopic ash along with some fragments that happen to fall all the way to the ground.
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Meanwhile, the amount of space rocks today entering the atmosphere, to be clear, outstrips the amount of reentering space junk. An estimated 44 tonnes of space rock enters the atmosphere per day, most of which burns up.
Congrats! Hope it went well.
It's a bit too late now, but for anyone else, make sure someone packs you both a takeaway food box, as well as beverages.
When we got married, we spent the whole time going around talking to people and neither one of us got a chance to really eat. Fortunately, someone with experience had thought ahead. We ended up back at our place super late, tired, happy, starving, and grateful to discover the goodie bag.
Thanks for this. Read both books back in college. Just watched an hour long YT synopsis of each book. Have tickets to see the IMAX 70mm version in a couple weeks. May be enough time to re-read the book.
Will keep an eye out for the differences you point out. Thanks again.
Wonder how many of those repos contain AI-generated code?
May want to also check out Project Ray: https://github.com/ray-project/ray
Sits on top of vLLM. What the big guys use.
Given how many are out there, anyone making a compostable RFID chip should get a prize.
They're just there for a three hour tour. A three hour tour.
Don't EVER use any public wifi without a proper VPN. As soon as you connect, launch the VPN. Hotels, museums, conferences, coffeshop, busses and trains, and library wifis are the worst. Even homes of friends.
I've seen wireshark traffic that would make your blood curl.
Because ice packs are so damn inconvenient.