It's a joke way of saying pedophiles -> pdf files.

It's not only per token, but also each layer has its own router and can choose different experts. https://huggingface.co/blog/moe#what-is-a-mixture-of-experts...

What strange framing. Of course it's the fault of the person who decided to trust the AI with direct control over the production environment.

That is a strange (dumb) framing. It does read business as usual when people either get overloaded or get the opportunity to be lazy with things they don’t want to do in the first place but have to in order to earn a wage.

That person was unlikely to be the line employee, but rather the management chain putting pressure on engineering to "10x" their productivity by using it, and enforcing it's use as a part of that plot.

Self-promotion is allowed. Doesn't even have to be good.

The HN guidelines say don't use HN "primarily" for self promotion, which Simon does not do. He's an active member of the HN community.

heliumtera is being sarcastic.

These range extenders have all the advantages of an EV until your battery runs low.

Not all the advantages though, hybrids need oil changes, transmission fluid changes, water pump, spark plugs, timing belts, etc. all the maintenance burden of an ICE that EVs do not carry.

I’d rather have an ev with a diesel generator in the pickup bed as my “range extender” than a vehicle with constant maintenance needs.

I can dream of hooking up a generator on a trailer…

I also dream of getting a used Nissan Leaf because most of my trips are to and from town 20 minutes away and we already had gas cars that can take longer trips. If my son wasn’t bringing home old cars I might be able to make the space for it but right now I can’t.

> I’d rather have an ev with a diesel generator in the pickup bed as my “range extender” than a vehicle with constant maintenance needs.

You realize you still have all the same maintenance burden with that generator, right?

Yes. That is the question.

I just want to know what's in there. It doesn't need to be artistic at all. They put terabytes of data into the training process and I want to know what came through.

You might find it easier to dial 112, which is also universal and works outside of the USA.

It's a much saner number, though probably easier to pocket dial as well. I'm not sure how far back it was chosen, but 112 would also dial a lot faster than 911 or 999 on a rotary phone.

I think it came about around 2000.

Oh? I never did actually. I had to keep cutting down my goals and even took summer classes.