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Joined November 2008
Officially now a US citizen. 9yrs immigration journey from F1 student is over. Arrived August 2015 on F1 Graduated June 2017 and switched to OPT May 2018 Switched to STEM OPT Perm filed August 2018. Perm approved Nov 2018. Selected in H1B lottery March 2018 and Switched to H1b October 2018 Filed i140/485 January 2019. I140 approved in 10 days. Received EAD Combo card May 2019. i485 interview August 2019. Retrogression of Green cards: Green card received Oct. 2019. Filed N400 July 2024. Interview / Oath taking. Nov. 2024 If you are interested in knowing more about my journey and the journey of others, check out my podcast @leap_japa .
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@asemota @AgbaMan14872 This is so hilarious. So a bunch of waits and continue created a whole new business model to charge users money. More compute time as a result of these waits leads to more charges for money because you force a number of token responses at each wait instructions.
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She forgets there’s life after politics. She’s been used as a tool and it’s sad to watch. She’s was born a year or two before Jan 1983 when birthright citizenship was abolished in the UK and she doesn’t see the irony. When they are done with her as a tool, she will be discarded. She’s playing checkers whilst the powers that be are playing 100D chess.
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@asemota @AgbaMan14872 I don’t think so, the data available in English is probably much much larger than any other language
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So this is a big deal now. Everything is becoming agentic. One should be mindful of the difference between automation and agents though. A lot of people are peddling automation as agents. Automation follows a particular structure and framework and can’t deviate. An agent is dynamic and can understand and analyze and provide multi structure output.
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@TigerWoods Oh wow. My condolences Tiger. I remember seeing a video some days back on how you mentioned to her you won’t mess up the game that night. May her memory be a blessing. Goodnight Mrs Woods. Thank you for giving us Tiger. Rest well with Mr woods.
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@AskMichaelTaiwo Oh wow. The migrant workers who do construction etc. Didn’t know they were that many
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But there’s exposure because of export control measures. None of those same investors want to risk a sanction on them from the US directly or their institutions or partners. They are also duty bound to self persevere themselves. Making it open source may have been a way to at least get some heat off them.
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@jamesagada @asemota @AgbaMan14872 The issue is that it throws a wrench into the business model for AI that hasn’t stabilized yet. It’s like throwing a bomb into a packed room.
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@asemota @jamesagada @AgbaMan14872 Doesn’t that lead to the conclusion that whatever funded their training came from outside of them? Or indicate access to a GPU farm that they didn’t purchase? Someone who had built that farm could simply have given them access but they recorded their own cost
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@asemota @AgbaMan14872 Great insights on here. So we can conclude that Deepseek probably didn’t provide full details of their GPU farm which would make perfect sense given the cost other firms have used to train their models. Great job giving it all out sha knowing the true cost of training now.
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