GLM 5 perhaps. But you need good hardware.

And it’s open weight. Not open source.

The V of Value is very important in some circles.

Computers got bigger and software got smarter.

You have phones that are faster than cloud VMs of the past. You can use bare metal servers with up to 344 cores and 16TB of ram.

I used to share your definition too, but I now say that if it doesn’t open in Microsoft Excel, it’s big data.

Processing data that cannot be processed on a single machine is fundamentally a different problem than processing data that can be processed on a single machine. It's useful to have a term for that.

As you say, single machines can scale up incredibly far. That just means 16 TB datasets no longer demand big data solutions.

I get your point, but I don’t know if big data is the right term anymore.

Many people like to think they have big data, and you kinda have to agree with them if you want their money. At least in consulting.

Also you could go well beyond a 16TB dataset on a single machine. You assume that the whole uncompressed dataset has to fit in memory, but many workloads don’t need that.

How many people in the world have such big datasets to analyse within reasonable time?

Some people say extreme data.

The risk is to build very good echo chambers. One shouldn’t have to read AI slop or despicable opinions during their free time, but some exposure to alternative respectable and not idiotic views should be part of the design.

Our starting position is the status quo, where site level echo chambers are near total.

X vs BlueSky is a thing after all. Reddit, wikipedia etc. are just farcical.

For coding perhaps. For general purpose usages, current models know how and when to refuse. Politics, sexual taboo, drugs,…

Perhaps we should train them to refuse developing more insert your most hated stack here.

Also no encryption at rest. You have to setup LUKS yourself.

It depends. Gaming PCs are fine for small models. Apple hardware can run much bigger models without having to open a window to cool down the room. If money isn’t an issue, NVIDIA isn’t that overpriced for no reasons and a server full of NVIDIA AI GPUs is neat.

It doesn't sound like Golang is going to dominate and replace everything else, so Docker is there to stay.

A JavaScript call to window.alert to pause the JavaScript VM.

Looks like someone other from the hackernews community has bought the domain https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47263323#47265499

Also check which apps use the energy.