Interesting that @KubeTEEAI will use Bittensor subnets to replace integrated NeMo Microservices in their stack if they believe they are superior.
Some examples below and of course, all running in TEE so nobody can see what is being fine tuned, searched, ran, etc all whilst ct for enterprise usage where sensitive data/material might be present.
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Some examples below and of course, all running in TEE so nobody can see what is being fine tuned, searched, ran, etc all whilst ct for enterprise usage where sensitive data/material might be present.
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Not just compute. Not just inference.
The whole end to end stack in TEE.
Train. Run. Deploy. Audit.
@KubeTEEAI
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The whole end to end stack in TEE.
Train. Run. Deploy. Audit.
@KubeTEEAI
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So could the crop land with that ends up with no cover in between growing seasons and has degraded top soil. Speaking of which, you know that farmers then put manure onto of those barren fields because nothing will grow on them otherwise? The reason it ends up in waterways is because when it rains, the manure that’s sprep land runs off the hardened ground that has been compacted by agricultural equipment. You are describing the symptom as the root cause and it is not.
To the methane point, a human that lives on a plant only diet will produce more methane via farting than a human that lives on a meat only diet because the bacteria that produce methane need to ferment plants. (See image from grok.com/share/c2hhcmQt…). So it seems we either let nature take its course and let cows produce methane via ingesting grass or we take on that burden?
I can’t really argue with the last two points besides that somethings that wrong with the industrial system that could easily be changed/avoided.
One thing also, both sides of this (eating only plants or eating mostly meat) could both have substantially better practises that produce less of the problems we have both brought up.
To the methane point, a human that lives on a plant only diet will produce more methane via farting than a human that lives on a meat only diet because the bacteria that produce methane need to ferment plants. (See image from grok.com/share/c2hhcmQt…). So it seems we either let nature take its course and let cows produce methane via ingesting grass or we take on that burden?
I can’t really argue with the last two points besides that somethings that wrong with the industrial system that could easily be changed/avoided.
One thing also, both sides of this (eating only plants or eating mostly meat) could both have substantially better practises that produce less of the problems we have both brought up.
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Rewatching some parts of @ExploitSummit.
High praise from the goat @jon_durbin to @pamanseau of @KubeTEEAI.
Highly recommend watching the whole talk to understand what’s being built on 90.
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High praise from the goat @jon_durbin to @pamanseau of @KubeTEEAI.
Highly recommend watching the whole talk to understand what’s being built on 90.
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Congrats to @KubeTEEAI on becoming the top miner on @say_gm_ and with that, a strong bump in revenue.
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The miner rewards structure over at @vidaio_ has recently gone through some changes. Previously, a miner would just get rewarded for the production of the commodity (compression, upscaling etc)
Now the miners not only get paid for producing the commodity or model, they also get nsing royalties for as long as @vidaio_ uses that model for revenue generating activities.
If another miner produces better outputs or the requirements change, that model becomes obsolete and the new winning model takes its place and gets the licensing rewards.
The newest competition for increasing frame rates is about to go live. Find more info on current and future competitions at vidaio.io/competitions.
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Now the miners not only get paid for producing the commodity or model, they also get nsing royalties for as long as @vidaio_ uses that model for revenue generating activities.
If another miner produces better outputs or the requirements change, that model becomes obsolete and the new winning model takes its place and gets the licensing rewards.
The newest competition for increasing frame rates is about to go live. Find more info on current and future competitions at vidaio.io/competitions.
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Just 10 days later on @webuildscore newest elements;
89.2 on PPE
98.7 on fallen or crouching person
Keep tabs for yourself over at console.scorestudio.ai
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89.2 on PPE
98.7 on fallen or crouching person
Keep tabs for yourself over at console.scorestudio.ai
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Two new elements were added to @webuildscore yesterday and in less than 24 hours, huge progress.
65.4% on PPE and 82.2% on fallen or crouching person detection rates.
Miners are cooking fast right now.
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Over the last few days, tokens served on @engyai has surpassed @chutes_ai daily average.
Yesterday, Engy served almost 50% more tokens than Chutes.
29.3billion vs 20.18billion respectively.
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Yesterday, Engy served almost 50% more tokens than Chutes.
29.3billion vs 20.18billion respectively.
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There was 366tb stored on @Hippius_cloud a month ago.
It is currently at 887tb. Just a casual 142% MoM increase.
Now with confidential computing, @Hippius_cloud is no longer just a storage layer. It's somewhere you can store, ship and run.
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It is currently at 887tb. Just a casual 142% MoM increase.
Now with confidential computing, @Hippius_cloud is no longer just a storage layer. It's somewhere you can store, ship and run.
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Great clip from @gordonfrayne interview with @MaxSebti sbout the latest updates for @webuildscore
1. All sport related models built by subnet 44 miners will be monetised through different rails
2. @Eyeballfootball the youth football analytics firm has signed into a long term 44 outputs.
3. New sport models to be trained on the subnet for a large broadcast partner.
4. Sales reps hired for Score Studio to help compete against companies like @roboflow.
Check out the full interview in the comments.
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1. All sport related models built by subnet 44 miners will be monetised through different rails
2. @Eyeballfootball the youth football analytics firm has signed into a long term 44 outputs.
3. New sport models to be trained on the subnet for a large broadcast partner.
4. Sales reps hired for Score Studio to help compete against companies like @roboflow.
Check out the full interview in the comments.
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@369_theory @DeepLeaksHQ I was today’s years old when I found out you can get Rubicon energy drinks.
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Two new elements were added to @webuildscore yesterday and in less than 24 hours, huge progress.
65.4% on PPE and 82.2% on fallen or crouching person detection rates.
Miners are cooking fast right now.
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65.4% on PPE and 82.2% on fallen or crouching person detection rates.
Miners are cooking fast right now.
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Bye bye cloudflare for @engyai.
Less failed requests. Faster first responses. Zero interruptions.
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Less failed requests. Faster first responses. Zero interruptions.
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