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alexdong

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About alexdong

A Programming Artist believes in minimalism. Proud owner of vim, zsh. A man without a mobile phone.

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    It can’t. And it won’t. Yes. There are families on the fringe that tries to make it work. But it’s an exception. Not a norm.

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    > To be clear, we have not yet determined whether Claude Opus 4 has definitively passed the Capabilities Threshold that requires ASL-3 protections. Rather, due to continued improve…

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    I’m not convinced by Tyler’s take. If Claude’s Constitutional AI research is legit, what prevents China to pull a few strings through SAE and nudge the model to be more aligned wit…

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    This is totally a thing. I think it also strengthens the neural pathway so that when the next time you face the many options, the weight would be just slightly higher . (I am assum…

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    Don't be silly. :-). We have 350k and the training costs more like 5k. Like I said in the question. It's proven to be hugely helpful to our app. Our internal discussion is whether …

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    Ask HN: AI Model Marketplace?

    We trained a new CLIP model that outperforms the original CLIP from OpenAI(openai/clip-vit-large-patch14 on huggingface). Well, outperform is probably an understatement. It's more …

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    Wikipedia entry: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zhang_Chongren “Zhang had been a street sweeper during the Cultural Revolution,[1] before becoming the head of the Fine Arts Academ…

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    Ask HN: I'm feeling awe, unsettled and disoriented by GPT-4. How about you?

    I'm in my mid-40s. For the last 25 years, I can pretty much predict what's going to happen in the next few years. If I made a mistake, it's often because I was over-optimistic abou…

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    Goodness me. Got pointers for me to read? Thanks.

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    Are there any quantities data for the performance comparison like they did for Aurora vs MySQL? Thanks

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    Fun story: four years ago, I hired Adrian to move a second-hand piano into our house. We lived on a very steep area with a narrow elbow driveway. Adrian has this incredible spatial…

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    If they are selling it as an art, sure they can, at least, handle “<” “&” properly? Who wants to buy a piece of art that can’t compile? ;-)

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    Yup. Totally agree with you on that. And yes this one is a constructive proposal. My problem is on the like part. Where shall we draw the line and how do we decide? To me this is a…

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    The problem with rants is it stings and it divides. When it comes to constructive criticism, I think Amber did a good job with her criticism but can do better at the constructive f…

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    I find it interesting that nobody has asked this question: what is your life situation? Do you have a family? House/mortgage? Health insurance? You mentioned that CoCalc hires some…

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    So beautiful.

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    Chris was the founder of fatbrain which went the ”traditional way”. So I guess he learned a few things there. What’s interesting about photo related business is that longevity real…

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    I keep telling myself: "embrace changes. an upgrade is great; new defaults are cool; performance improvements are great; just do it; just do it". Yeah. One day. PS. I do miss the d…