Thanks for sharing your experience with the 14B, 32B, and 70B variants! I'm curious, what hardware setup are you using to run these models on your Ollama instance?
Here is another video from the Pentagon from five years ago where they developed a plasma technology that looks very similar to the glowing orb. On another note, I'm wondering why Hacker News seems to ignore this topic. I don't see any drones or orbs on the front page.
As usual, Bukele attributes everything to George Soros[1]. Every single time evidence emerges, he shifts the blame to Soros. Does anyone understand why dictators often seem to blame Soros?
I wanted to share an article I came across about the principles of Deep Learning. It was published in 2021, so I hope it will be helpful to others interested in learning more about the topic.
By going to the following link and creating a handle, you'll come across a lot options of severs. https://joinmastodon.org/
Say you create the following named handle kd at server mas.to. If someone else would want to follow you, you'd just give that @kd@mas.to. Note that when you join a server, you'll have to abide by their rules.
I've bought the art of electronics and I'm not sure why it's referenced so often. It certainly is not for beginners. I graduated in Electrical Engineering but still didn't find it useful yet.
Interestingly, I was a physics + math major. Maybe the book struck a different nerve for me, than for a real engineer. Also, 40 years ago we had no access to computer simulation, and so we learned to design circuits the way physics students solve physics problems: Deriving equations by hand. Today, that method may be as obsolete for electronics as it is for physics. ;-) We prototyped by hand. Already by the time I was in grad school, the engineering students were heavily into Spice, and it was incorporated into their coursework.
Today, I don't design commercial electronics, but I design small circuits to support my own R&D work in developing measurement equipment, such as making front ends for weird optical detectors and such. Plus hobbies of course.
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