pazzo83
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hopefully - I am tiring of KC at this point.
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we had something similar when I was working for a couple larger investment banks - but the library we used to submit jobs basically tried to mirror the multiprocessing library in Python so it was fairly simple (and probably a fraction of the compute you are dealing with).
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Ovi with 4 goals in his first 5 games back. Dude wants it.
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beating the Rangers is definitely up there.
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interesting - basically a F ton of cores for parallel execution. All the massive LLMs are trained on huge clusters with thousands of GPUs because the core calculations involve gigantic matrices, which GPUs are really efficient at.
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you and I run pretty similar (except you are several degrees cooler at night) which is interesting. High of 30.9 here after a low of 26. 25 right now.
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i'd actually be curious what kind of hardware these models run on. Do they require a lot of GPUs like machine learning models / LLMs? Or just a ton of CPUs for parallelization?
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hey man, some of us live near DC's highest peak! Lowlanders...
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3 hrs to the NAM is actually 47,000 years here on Earth.
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Probably gonna be rain in Georgetown unfortunately
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big ol flakes now
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thundersnow in NW DC!!!!!
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starting as snow here in Tenleytown.
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DCA with it's first 32F temp of the year this morning.
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given her professional disposition, hopefully she'll get a good laugh out of it.
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DT just posted that he thinks the GFS is out to lunch.
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lol sorry partially my fault. It is past 1am in fairness.
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lol DT's maps have literally not changed in 25 years.
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it's not even incorporated! it's just a census designated place in Henrico County lol
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this could be a problem...
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doesn't seem like it's picking up any CAD signal. We know how strong that can be in these parts.
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feel like that whole region should be NWS Pittsburgh.
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yeah definitely take the metro
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a lot of people make a big deal about this here and in NYC, forgetting that these are the stations of record for the cities in which they reside (technically DCA is barely in Arlington County, but Arlington and DC are more or less dense urban areas). They are not the stations of record for someone's house at 500' of elevation 30 miles from the city.
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which will be reflective of the surrounding area which is heavily urbanized and low-lying.
