For mains voltage we use 50-60 Hz because lower frequencies work better with very large AC generators in power plants and, and lower frequencies are more efficient to transmit long distances.

Prices, to keep this data anti public and affective only 5 copies will be sold

price per copy is 400$ [ negotiable ]

exclusive sale, only 1 person : 1500$

if you want to have the data + vulnerabilities we used to get into the database - 2000$

1. Start with GPT-3, which predicts the next word in some text and is trained on all the text on the internet

2. Take thousands of prompts, generate several responses for each of them, and have human reviewers rank the responses for each prompt from best to worst

3. The GPT model needs a massive amount of training data, it would be cost prohibitive to get enough human feedback to fine tune GPT manually. So you train another model, called the reward model, to predict how the humans will rate each response. Then you train the GPT model against the reward model millions of times

5. Feed a small percentage of the output from that training process back to the human reviewers to continue training the reward model, based on heuristics like reward model uncertainty which predict how helpful the human feedback will be towards improving the reward model

6. Release ChatGPT to the public, and use user feedback like response upvotes/downvotes to further optimize the reward model, while continuing to train ChatGPT against the reward model

https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt/

https://openai.com/blog/deep-reinforcement-learning-from-hum...

One theory is that the crypto quant funds figured out how to exploit the Alameda FTX market maker starting in 2020-2021 to take tons of money from Alameda. But FTX couldn't just turn off the Alameda market maker because most of the FTX trading volume, and therefore FTX revenue, was these crypto quant funds taking money from Alameda. So if they turned off the Alameda money spigot then their revenue would drop off a cliff and they wouldn't be able to raise more money from Sequoia or the UAE. And the value of FTT was tied to the trading volume and was a huge portion of their assets, so if volume fell they would be insolvent.

Basically they turned customer deposits into revenue at pennies on the dollar.

Looks to me like Lenovo developed some display tech for AR and then couldn't get the tracking working and decided to ship a tech demo.