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to user evaluation, it beats Mixtral for all uses.
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- **2024-04-18**: Meta releases LLaMA3 8b and 70b. 70b is the new best open
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model, right around Claude3 Sonnet and above older gpt4 versions!
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- **2024-05-13**: OpenAI releases gpt-4o. This multimodal model is able to take
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in different forms of input and output, like speech and text, no model-chain
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required. It also beats all other models comfortably
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- **2024-05-28**: Gemini-pro-1.5 is second only to gpt-4o, all other gpt-4
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models are ranked lower, but not for english
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- **2024-05-29**: Mistral releases codestral, a 22B closed model. User reviews
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have put it above gpt4o and opus for coding (me too)
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- **2024-06-20**: Anthropic releases Sonnet 3.5. Despite being the medium
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model, it's ranked higher for coding on lmsys than gpt-4o and user reviews
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vastly prefer its voice
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# Why learn Low-Level Networking?
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Networking is one of the most complicated and practical standards for ever
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created for digital communication. This unfortunately means that when we connect
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to a network, it's quite hard to understand what's actually happening and
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knowing this is very helpful for debugging.
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Networking is one of the most complicated and practical standards ever created
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for digital communication. This unfortunately means that when we connect to a
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network, it's quite hard to understand what's actually happening, making it hard
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to pick up network debugging skills.
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In this article we'll go through setting up a simple wired network using the
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`ip` tool on Linux. We'll also do a quick overview of next steps.
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