
@FlightAware founder, tech entrepreneur, commercial pilot / flight instructor
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Daniel Baker retweeted
Introducing SubQ - a major breakthrough in LLM intelligence.
It is the first model built on a fully sub-quadratic sparse-attention architecture (SSA),
And the first frontier model with a 12 million token context window which is:
- 52x faster than FlashAttention at 1MM tokens
- Less than 5% the cost of Opus
Transformer-based LLMs waste compute by processing every possible relationship between words (standard attention).
Only a small fraction actually matter.
@subquadratic finds and focuses only on the ones that do.
That's nearly 1,000x less compute and a new way for LLMs to scale.
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It was fun speaking with Jason Middleton about my experience in aviation and building @FlightAware
youtube.com/watch?v=MFcsRuU9…
Thank you so very much. I was incredibly honored to be inducted into the Texas Aviation Hall of Fame and humbled by the number of my friends from FlightAware who joined the ceremony. Thank you.
Replying to @flightaware
Baker emphasized the importance of teamwork and the distinctiveness of what we proudly call the "FlightAware way." Congratulations again to our very own Daniel Baker on this outstanding honor. #flightaware #aviation #bigdata #avgeeks #centraltoaviation 📸: Lone Star Flight Museum
Congratulations to the @cloudahoy and @foreflight teams! Great fit and I'm excited to see what's next for the combined teams.
We’re thrilled to announce that the @CloudAhoy team will be joining ForeFlight, adding their innovative flight analysis and debriefing solutions to our product offerings for flight training, as well as business, general and military aviation. Learn more: blog.foreflight.com/?p=17971
This is not a real feature but it's an interesting idea that will work for some businesses. For Starbucks, it seems like predicting demand prior to ordering and/or providing different options (nearby locations) to smooth demand & set expectations would go over a lot better.
Almost all companies add steps to products for the 99% use case because some committee worried about the 1%. @tesla is a counter example; enter an address and it immediately navigates without a “go” step. You can cancel & redo but that’s the 1% case that others address first.
A great example of focusing on the 1% use case to the detriment of the 99% is @onepeleton where you have to click "English" then "I have an account" to see the QR code to login, when they could just show the QR code the entire time. xitter.cf/dbakerflight/status/16…
Replying to @onepeloton
@onepeloton The bike UI shouldn’t require two steps to get to the QR login code. Just show it on the main screen. Reduce and eliminate unnecessary steps that are rarely the typical use case.
Daniel Baker retweeted
Check out the last #747 putting its monogram in the sky. Congratulations @Boeing and @AtlasAirWW ! #queenoftheskies #boeing #aviation
Watch here: flightaware.com/live/flight/…
When will companies stop warning that message and data rates may apply? (please be advised that if you vote in this poll, message and data rates may apply)
45%Not in my lifetime
55%Never
11 votes • Final resultsIt's a brutal time for Southwest and the 1M+ customers impacted. However, on another day with 65%+ of flights cancelled and 20%+ of flights delayed, here's a glimpse of the silver lining -- Southwest's airborne fleet.
20 years ago when the Bluetooth earpiece craze was in full swing, I never would have predicted that in 2022, everyone would switch to walking around holding their phone up in the air while talking on speakerphone.
I've seen pilots draw trees before on @flightaware, but the gifts, ornaments, and star are really next-level! Well done! (and probably kudos to @foreflight as well -- team effort!)
flightaware.com/live/flight/…
It’s that magical time of year when families everywhere sit around the fireplace and take turns opening the heartfelt mass emailed holiday cards from vendors while sharing stories, laughs, and tears about the likes of their electrical provider and dry cleaner.
Daniel Baker retweeted
Thank you, @Cirrus_Aircraft, for the opportunity for FlightAware founder Daniel Baker to deliver the Keynote at Cirrus CX 2022.
I'm proud and excited to share that @flightaware joined @CollinsAero today. This is going to be awesome.
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