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0xakhil

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    Comment #46092796

    @KyleGospo, Any plans for an arm64 version?

  2. story
    OpenAI releases GPT For All (GPT-4o)

    OpenAI releases GPT-4o model with free access for all.

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    Comment #38344916

    This sounds like a step down for both openai and sama. Microsoft probably wins here as they still have access to openai tech and now the only entity with access to the same talent …

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    Comment #38305107

    I am not sure about stock market summary and similar stuffs. I created a stock earnings report summariser [1] using the recently announced GPT from OpenAI. It is pretty handy and c…

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    Comment #38286812

    I see a lot of value in the form of convenience from GPTs. It helps to avoid repeating the intial prompts for things that you want to do multiple times. For eg: I created a GPT for…

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    Comment #37486051

    I think the omission of usb3 is because of the reuse the Apple silicon from last year which doesn’t have the builtin usb3 IP. Let’s wait for next year’s non-pro models to see if th…

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    Comment #37009615

    Apart from the software stack, Nvidia has invested a lot in the networking infrastructure for high bandwidth between gpu in a cluster. I think their acquisition of Mellanox might h…

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    Comment #36652192

    For anyone wondering about Linux support, here is a video of thinkpad 13s running GTA V on Linux at 30fps using Fex-emu: https://youtube.com/watch?v=WBOjioe8-8Y&feature=sharec

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    Comment #35398037

    Some OS’s zram compress the unpinned pages instead of swapping to disk. It might be faster than fetching the pages again from disk. I wonder if this is a reason why folks see diffe…

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    Comment #35107153

    Does Llama model has a token limit like ChatGPT api (4k tokens)?

  11. comment
    Comment #34744853

    The question is about Elon. The car I guess is still registered to him. So legally, wouldn’t he still has a claim to it?

  12. story
    Ask HN: If I capture Elon’s roadster in space, would it belong to me?

    Hypothetically, if I spend a billion dollar and capture Elon’s roadster in space, would it belong to me legally?

  13. comment
    Comment #34514686

    For ipad, Capture One subscription is way costlier than Lr.

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    Comment #33832005

    After I used a dslr camera for few months, I notice small ugly artefacts in my iPhone 12 mini’s pics. Along with that, smartphone pics has a weird distortion which is very noticeab…

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    Comment #32200691

    It has passive cooling solution a.k.a throttling. It is the same thing what your smartphone does.

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    Comment #32031653

    Okay, plot twist. Musk never intended to buy twitter. Whole ploy was to get access to twitter’s firehose of data to train his AI. On the serious side, I can’t believe someone would…

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    Comment #31815344

    It might be difficult for us to imagine a shift to VR version of social media. But think about the next generation of kids growing up with these kind of techs. They will mass adopt…

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    Comment #30753118

    Here in India, I have found that just casually asking for a discount will instantly get you a small discount in a lot cases. You just need to look not excited at the product and po…

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    Comment #30283721

    Maybe because bluetooth is stuck with 2.4ghz band. So when you move the noisy wifi out of this band, bluetooth gets extra bandwidth to transfer higher quality audio.

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    Comment #28673407

    Can I use this as an ssh terminal to login to my development machine? I wonder if the display latency would make it non-starter for this usecase.

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    Comment #28251870

    I wonder if we put AI in a humanoid form, it may find a more efficient form of movement with limbs which look very odd to us. Then we need to put some hacks or artificial constrain…

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    Comment #27941517

    If something is not repairable without breaking a bank, it is better to go for cheap and good enough options.

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    Comment #27941438

    You are absolutely right about the situation in the developing countries. Here in India, an Apple product costs around 150% of what it cost in USA. But when it comes about after sa…

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    Comment #27571823

    I welcome these sort of new experiments as long as they give an option to revert to the previous behaviour. At least until they have a real world data to confirm 99 percentile user…

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    Comment #27287157

    How about randomising/reset these bits from kernel whenever there is a syscall? Not a great workaround but this should limit the effectiveness of leaking. Yeah, there will be tiny …