0 sats \ 0 replies \ @south_korea_ln 11 May \ on: Full scan of 1 cubic millimeter of brain tissue took 1.4 petabytes of data science
Yet, the weights of most LLMs fit a desktop computer. Conceptually and fundamentally different things of course, but makes one wonder how much that zettabyte of data would achieve that an LLM can't... If anything at all. How much of that is actually useful data?
I remember watching 3blue1brown's recent videos (or one of the channels he links, not sure) and the consensus still seemed to be 2x your amount of training data will 2x the performance of your model, hence the race to more data and bigger models rather than algorithmic improvments.
Biggest exchange is upbit, by far. Bithumb is probably nr 2... there are only 4 allowed exchanges in Korea these days.
I don't use Pocket CU, but it looks similar to the apps of the other convenience stores here. It lets you browse what's available, ask some specific products to be ordered for delivery in your local branch, track packages you send through the convenience store postal service, etc... They usually don't do home-delivery though, unlike Doordash, as far as I know. Convenience stores are huge and everywhere in SK, with a few conglomerates controlling the whole market (CU, GS25 and 7-Eleven).