I presume its the stages where you have to trawl the datasets to identify people and locations
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I presume its the stages where you have to trawl the datasets to identify people and locations
Time for a blue cat?
Cologne cathedral being all gothic in the rain
It was the first place I ever visited in Germany. Changed trains there the other day, its odd the cathedral is so close to the train. Must spend some time there again!
No, I mean its just maths.
We didn't design the competencies of LLMs, they are emergent from weird properties of big matrix multiplication on language.
Made the cover of @acm.org with "A Decade of Docker Containers", recapping much systems work! Docker grew so fast in those early days that we never got a chance to write an academic paper about it, so this has been a long time coming cacm.acm.org/research/a-d... w/ @justincormack.bsky.social djs55
I saw some down the road and didnt take a picture!
yes! had it for lunch today!
Its not that easy to get to from London!, although there was a railway line from Halesworth in 1994 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walbers... that is now gone! Still would have been a bit of a long journey I would think.
There actually is a Polish Mexican restaurant in London, with a French name... www.lautrerestaurant.co.uk
The travel advice has nothing about this kind of treatment www.gov.uk/foreign-trav...
Hard to overstate the excellence of this long-read from @shaunwalker7.bsky.social on the Western and Ukrainian intelligence run-up to Russia's full-scale invasion: the Iraq War's legacy, Zelensky v Zaluzhny, the geopolitical forces that shaped what followed. Awesome work, wonderful writing.
related in a way to this piece on second order effects of AI on lthe law www.normaltech.ai/p/ai-wont-au...
One of the highlights of the IndiaAI Impact Summit, this phenomenal panel hosted by OpenUK brought people who really understand open source together to dig deep into resilience and sovereignty. With Amanda Brock, @anastasiastasenko.bsky.social, Jimmy Wales, Dr Laura Gilbert, and @mishi.bsky.social
My first London primary school, Highbury Quadrant, closed last year www.islingtontribune.co.uk/article/its-... - although my memories of the school dinners were not those of the people quoted in the article! The teachers were great though.
Also ignores some of the more interesting stuff on the left that is engaging eg @himself.bsky.social et al henryfarrell.net/large-ai-mod...
“Toto is not the first ostensibly non-tech company in Japan that has become part of the AI boom. Ajinomoto, better known for soup stocks, uses resin derived from its expertise in umami flavourings to make insulation material between chips and motherboards.” www.ft.com/content/4252...
as a kid that was my favourite jigsaw, was quite difficult
Missed the last few minutes on Thursday but enjoyed the rest!
An orange suede glove with a fluffy lining, on an antique woodern hand with very long and pointy fingernails. The price is 99 (euros)
glove
An espresso and a very neat lemon meringue tart on a silver tray
Morning!
tawny owls are most chatty in the winter.
A barn owl out hunting
havent seen any since October
Thanks to @cedricchin.bsky.social for arranging a group call with @davidbessis.bsky.social definitely going to be reading his book about how maths is really done, see davidbessis.substack.com/p/thinking-f... for a taste
those little disks were so cute! Had one in pcmcia form
Everywhere I see this it gets truncated to "Bytecod Alliance"...
There were occasional vomit books in UK libraries when I was a kid. I always assumed it was a glue/binding related thing but I dont know.
ha yes!
A mountain view in Switzerland looking towards Interlaken between the two lakes.
Interlaken is a funny place! Pretty much invented Swiss tourism back in the day. Stayed near there a while back - you an see Interlaken in the distance form where we were.
A pebbly beach with a wave breaking over the sea. Blue sky and clouds
on the beach