What is the technology you're using for the sandboxing?

Failed to install/download newest xcode after updating Mac.

Guess this explains it.

Does Apple internally do something like COE's like Amazon?

Also adding onto this, it is impossible to get human support!

One of my co-workers left with an active account and active card but no passwords noted. The company gave up and just had to cancel + create a new account for the next adwords specialist.

Reinforcement learning dominated the recent neurips papers. But here's one that stood out to me about how exactly pre training can affect post training.

This means if the core data (ex. additions, subtractions, etc) were not there in the pre training stage, RL on complex math problems would not lead to the model developing improvements in the core areas.

Does anyone else find that there's hard to pin down reason of life-lessness in the speech of these voice models?

Especially in the fruit pricing portion of the video for this model. Sounds completely normal but I can immediately tell it is ai. Maybe it's intonation or the overly stable rate of speech?

IMHO it's not lifeless. It's just not overly emotional. I definitely prefer it that way. I do not want the AI to be excited. It feels so contrived.

On the video itself: Interesting, but "ideal" was pronounced wrong in German. For a promotional video, they should have checked that with native speakers. On the other hand its at least honest.

I hate with a passion the over-americanized "accent" of chatgpt voices. Give me a bland one any day of the week

Yeah that overly fake-excited voice type. Doesn't work for Europe at all. But indeed common in American customer service scenarios.

I think it's because they've crammed vision, audio, multiple voices, prosody control, multiple languages, etc into just 30 billion parameters.

I think ChatGPT has the most lifelike speech with their voice models. They seem to have invested heavily in that area while other labs focused elsewhere.

I'm not convinced its end-to-end multimodal - in that case, you'll have a speech synthesis section and this will be some of the result. You could test by having it sing or do some accents, or have it talk back to you in an accent you give it.

> Sounds completely normal but I can immediately tell it is ai.

Maybe that's a good thing?

I'm perfectly ok with and would prefer an AI "accent".

I still don't understand what the difference is.

What is an AI Stor (e missing on purpose because that is how it is branded: https://www.min.io/product/aistor)

Might be because of this other storage product named that https://github.com/NVIDIA/aistore

Does anyone use this? I was setting it up a few months ago but it felt very complicated compared to MinIO (or alternatives). Is there a sort of minikube-like tool I could use here?

There's a development/playground deployment for local K8s (e.g. Minikube, KinD): https://github.com/NVIDIA/aistore/tree/main/deploy/dev/k8s.

For production you'd need a proper cluster deployed via Helm, but for trying it out locally that setup is easy to get running.

It can store things for AI workloads (and non-AI workloads, but who’s counting…)

About a billion dollars difference in valuation up until the bubble pops.

Looks like AI slop

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Uh, what?

It’s probably just Minio but it costs more money.

I don't see evidence supporting this?

My free apps under the usage limit is still free based on my last billing with them.

Heck yea, I'm trying to do something similar to manage running bunch of parallel agents locally.

Let me know if you run into any issues

It will be possible to run from a node SDK soonTM!

Here's the work-in-progress here: https://github.com/BinSquare/ERA/tree/main/era-agent/sdk/nod...

I'm not very familiar with node to be fair so it's taking a little longer for me to get that going.

Will do!

The microvm's are our local solution so devs can use it.

But we thought people might to do some production work to not run local stuff - so we added a compatibility layer with cloudflare :D. Good note, didn't even think about that being kind of confusing.

No CF account needed to run this!