Nerd of many hats.
It’s the smallest unit an LLM can process. If you write a long florid prompt, it’s more tokens and therefore costs more for the LLM to interpret. There’s literally a “caveman” mod where it makes the LLM respond in caveman-speak, which means loss tokens and therefore cheaper. What’s odd (did not RTFA) is that some languages are cheaper, IIRC even has a super-caveman mode where it responds in Chinese/Japanese because that costs fewer tokens.
Assume I’m a newb. What kind of prompt would you give it? “ I have model x. Please find it and fix the apps on it to not record my information”?
The new Sennheiser Momentums claim to have user-replaceable batteries fwiw.
Yeah, it’s a pretty small amount for digital sovereignty
“Luxembourg would apparently take the biggest hit, with the study putting the cost at €1,711 per worker over ten years. Denmark (€905), Austria (€900), and Finland (€864) also face hefty bills, as does Ireland (€856)”
I saw how they created the SHA-1 signature string, it was something like: “THAT_PART1_STRING(35235nnASaf12) + APPTOKEN + UDID + MYPHONENUMBER + SECURITY_IMAGE_ID”
That string, i think, looks like a “pepper”. A salt is unique per user and stored in the database; that would’ve prevented this. The pepper should never be hard coded either.
Do you want gray goo? Because that’s how you get gray goo.
My manager keeps me from having to deal with politics, shifting priorities, and tells me what I need to do to deal with the endless morass of corporate bureaucracy. He’s worth every cent.