I sense that I don't really understand enough of your comment to know why this is important. I hope you can explain some things to me:
- Why is Qwen's default "quantization" setup "bad"
- Who is Unsloth?
- Why is his format better? What gains does a better format give? What are the downsides of a bad format?
- What is quantization? Granted, I can look up this myself, but I thought I'd ask for the full picture for other readers.
TUnit isn't really a fair comparison, it's another test runner like xUnit/NUnit/MSTest, but with more focus on performance/extensibility, which it achieves by using .NET's new test platform :)
This impacts me quite a bit as I use this often.
I pay for Google One for the extra storage and VPN. Now the VPN is going away but my costs will stay the same.
I really like the idea. I've always wanted to learn more about finance and this seems a great and fun way to do it!
However, currently it only shows information about the indian market (when I click on "try now".) This makes me hesitant to use this service, because I am from West Europe (The Netherlands). I feel like I could learn incorrect things that do not apply to my situation.
I would either support all kinds of countries markets, or focus only on the US because there will be lots of resources online that help translate US market knowsledge to a specific country's.
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Setting up preview environments automatically (in kubernetes or azure) with sanitized production data is something that always sounds amazing to me, but I have always had difficulty to come up with ideas to implement it. Every company/team uses different tools and ways to implement this, so there isn't a one-size-fits-all solution.
Perhaps it's a culture thing. I am from The Netherlands and I have never heard someone say es-pea-ay; everyone I know pronounces it as "spa". Conference talks in both Dutch and English all pronounce it is as "spa" as well, even native english speakers
- Why is Qwen's default "quantization" setup "bad" - Who is Unsloth? - Why is his format better? What gains does a better format give? What are the downsides of a bad format? - What is quantization? Granted, I can look up this myself, but I thought I'd ask for the full picture for other readers.