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cpbotha.net
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| | | | | Morning run on the gravel road along the Serpentine river in Wilderness, probably one of my favourite routes ever. On a new wifi network with Apple TV, but forgot remote at home. Moved TV and Apple TV closer to AP to plug in via ethernet, which allowed the iPhone remote to connect, BUT Apple decided to be infuriating again: If your Apple TV has an Ethernet port, make sure your Apple TV isn't connected to an Ethernet cable. If you're using an Ethernet cable, you won't see the option to connect to Wi-Fi. see https://support.apple.com/en-za/102346 - this is of course a great big catch 22 for us at the moment. They do plenty of things right, but man, they make some really stupid mistakes. On a related note, it seems that before iOS 17, the Remote app on the iPho... | |
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blog.pdebruin.org
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| | | | | Retrieval Augmented Generation Hackathon starts on September 3. Repo with more info, stream schedule, samples, registration: https://aka.ms/raghack Large language models are powerful language generators, but they don't know everything about the world. RAG combines the power of large language models with the knowledge of a search engine. This allows you to ask questions of your own data, and get answers that are relevant to the context of your question. LLM AI YouTube playlists Thanks for reading! :-) | |
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simons.berkeley.edu
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| | | | | Given their complex behavior, diverse skills, and wide range of deployment scenarios, understanding large language models---and especially their failure modes---is important. Given that new models are released every few months, often with brand new capabilities, how can we achieve understanding that keeps pace with modern practice? | |
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neilzone.co.uk
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| | | Neil Brown's personal blog. | ||
