1. process graphs and charts

2. process handwritten math formula, also chinese characters writings

3. process design sketch and wireframe

4. process scanned documents

... etc

in fact these transformer models currently suck for surveillance, too slow and expensive. There are already faster and better facial/gait/object recognition models out there.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outrage_industrial_complex

My point is just modern diet is severely lacking in fiber, when our gut evolved to process them.

It's not a surprise this evolutionary mismatch will cause so many problems in our body.

https://nutritionsource.hsph.harvard.edu/carbohydrates/fiber...

> Resistant starch – Soluble fermentable fiber found in legumes, unripe bananas, cooked and cooled pasta, and potatoes that acts as a prebiotic. Adds bulk to stools but has minimal laxative effect. May help to normalize blood sugar and cholesterol levels.

For stronger studies, these guys have you covered: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK559033/

Also savannah human diet is chock full of fiber too: baobab pulp, grass seeds, tuber plants, etc

While they're not essential in short-term survival, they're essential for long-term health:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK559033/

We have enough peer-reviewed studies on this.

But there's already a general advise on this: eat more fiber.

https://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2017/08/hunter-gather...

We're a great ape, our body evolved to process a lot of fiber from fruits and starches. It's the modern fiber-deficient diet that's really weird.

90g/day of fiber is similar to the Hadza tribe diet, where they can consume 100-150g of fiber per day.

China basically experienced this last century, collectively asking themselves "maybe we shouldn't suck this bad??"

Why? China could do their own thing, and your country can do yours.

LLMs rely on many core AI concepts and techniques: neural networks, backpropagation, transformer inference, etc. An LLM is essentially an implementation of AI.

The term AI has been around since 1955, and has been used by the academics ever since then.

You might not like ChatGPT and co, but they're definitely AIs lol, at least in academic sense.

Yet we don't.

If people don't like AI, they should just say so, no need to skirt around.

V4 flash cache read is $0.0028 per mtok

That's not "a bit cheaper", just saying

-Thucydides' Melian Dialogue

Given how clownish the US is handling this war, I'm afraid you just have to get used to it.

https://web.archive.org/web/20150407223525/http://squid314.l...

Then went back to a society safeguarded by the "earrings" (OSHA, FDA, CDC, etc). Poor countries usually don't have the resources and enough HDI to enforce public safety.

Not saying his experience doesnt count, but 1 week is not enough to experience that crushing learned helplessness when everyone around you keep doing stupid sh*t and sabotaging themselves and others near them.

Which is why Trump defunding public safety agencies is baffling to me, a person from a poor country. Such a decadent behavior.

In fact developed countries are built on top of these "earrings": it's called math (and by extension science in general). If the math is right, it's always right, and it has spared their lucky citizens a LOT of needless misery and wheel-reinvention.

"Thinking for yourself" is overrated if you don't have good framework. See antivaxxers and their "research"

But that's just one data point.

There's already a better system today: mine launchers (remote minelaying system)

Can I ask your reasoning?

Currently hydrogen is just oil with extra steps. Efficient electrolysis either needs ultra-rare materials like iridium and platinum, or exotic ceramics for continuous high-temperature electrolysis.

I personally can't see how this arrangement can supplant oil and batteries.