>Future so bright I need to wear ... shades[0]

[0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qrriKcwvlY

FTFY

forgot about this verse:

I'm a peeping tom techie with X-ray eyes

Things are going great, and they're only getting better

As they say, time is money.

In the age of the rampocalypse, the peasants may not have a choice between the two.. time it is!

Smaller models are also generally faster, so thinking "more" may not matter and may even come out ahead.

If Q4 takes less than 1.3x as many tokens as bf16 or q8, it could still end up being faster, given how decode tends to be bandwidth bound. The kv cache was still bf16, so a few ops are the same between quants.

Computer science has known the tradeoffs between memory and compute since ages ago. The same could be reflected here.

I've had great success designing durable objects using the sheet metal modeler in OnShape[0] and have them fabricated with SendCutSend[1]

[0]www.onshape.com [1]www.sendcutsend.com

I've been using onshape for 3d printing and it never occurred to me that this kind of thing was a possibility. My mind is being blown, thank you for this comment!

Would love to see video of the application in action. Was recently researching eink displays for motorcycle navigation, but the refresh rates were not up to par for realtime automotive navigation..

i have been using it in my car during commutes for testing. modern eink displays can do pretty high refresh rates. i think i can hit 20hz.

>driver's licenses expire in the US, usually on a 5-10 year cadence

Standard Arizona drivers licenses only expire when the licensee turns 65 years of age, and must be renewed every 5 years thereafter.

You don't have to update your picture? You can be wandering around using a 40 year old ID card? That doesn't sound right.

The photograph does have its own expiration timeline, which is not printed on the card. So yes, it was a little surprising to receive that letter, calling me into the office for another photo shoot.

> which is not printed on the card

So what happens if you just don't show up?

Remember when The Verge was not a pay-walled visual headache?

This remarkable event, along with the an accessible history of the evolution of precision manufacturing is covered in Simon Winchester's excellent book The Perfectionists[0]. The audiobook is narrated by the author, which is quite enjoyable as well.

[0]https://www.harpercollins.com/products/the-perfectionists-si...

MapQuest is not the hero we deserve, but the hero we need right now:

https://gulfof.mapquest.com/lakeontario/Brawndo

What's the business model - and what guarantees are provided that Serverbox[0] won't rug pull after a seed round from Dillon-Edwards[1]?

[0]https://stupidlabs.lol

[1]https://clownpenisf.art

No financial incentive in mind or planned... I was building it for myself... then, spent a few days extra polishing it so others can use it as well.

Thanks for the reply, did not expect a response.

The initial inquiry was not in good faith, but a satirical critique of the project domain.

as an alternative, I’ve used the Guru Maps (formerly Gaia) offline downloadable vector maps for years with great success.

https://gurumaps.app/