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So... a classifier model?

"Arm-designed CPU core matches Apple-designed CPU core from a year ago"


It could probably go quite a bit faster using Arm SME. The entire network could fit into the ZA register.


New York State is funding Plattsburgh as an electric aviation R&D hub, and actually gave BETA $20M in a grant.


It's a fascinating design but it's been 14 years since the concept was first announced and it's never really completely worked. If it ever was possible, it's not clear the talent for it still works for SpaceX.


Ok that's...just cheating. You can't take a benchmark like MMLU designed to test the performance of a single general language model and compare it to performance of a small specialized model designed to do well on MMLU.


It wasn't designed to do well on MMMLU, it's a general model designed for deterministic task like OCR, object detection, STT and more and a by product of that is great language abilities. It still has a transformer backbone giving great language skills while being good at other stuff.

See the full benchmark: https://interfaze.ai/leaderboards


An HTML5 super jet?


Gravity powered!


consider using fp16 or bf16 for the matrix math (in SME you can use svmopa_za16_f16_m or svmopa_za16_bf16_m)


Do you use fully bidirectional attention or is it at all causal?


The oldest iBook G4 is from October 2003, not even 23 years old.


I was gonna say. I do have an ibook G3 from 1999, but it can't use modern Wi-Fi (though if it's running the right OS, it could maybe update--i think I've done updates as far back as 10.3?) the AirPort card can talk to 802.11b over WEP - i have an old router set up with a MAC whitelist specifically so the ibook can get online still


Yep, in 2000 even the PowerBooks weren't G4 yet. And of course the consumer-grade iBooks line wouldn't get G4s until years after that.


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