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antimatter15

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About antimatter15

Kevin Kwok MIT'17 http://antimatter15.com

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    I remember looking trying to build something like this 6 years ago[0]. There are some interesting APIs for injecting click/keystroke events directly into Cocoa, and other APIs for …

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    This reminds me of the original patents that Magic Leap had, which involved pumping light through a single optical fiber that was wiggled by piezoelectrics into a spiral to project…

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    Another fun calculation is that due to special relativity, a hard drive that is spinning gains a certain amount of mass due to the rotational kinetic energy and E=mc^2. Assuming th…

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    The `ccusage` npm package pulls prices and other information from LiteLLM which has a lot of diferent models: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/BerriAI/litellm/main/model...

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    Note that this doesn't represent a general break of RSA-2048, and doesn't affect the security of RSA-2048 as it's used anywhere. The paper only applies to "special integers" where …

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    Comment #42966120

    It's hardly even illicit- at least in the United States, the output of an AI isn't copyrightable.

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    Comment #42197369

    Looking at the source code with web inspector it seems to be powered by 3D gaussian splatting and BabylonJS ( https://doc.babylonjs.com/features/featuresDeepDive/mesh/gau... ).

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    Comment #41047263

    Maybe look into implicit in-order forests ( https://thume.ca/2021/03/14/iforests/ )

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    Comment #40468878

    Figure 3 on p.40 of the paper seems to show that their LLM based model does not statistically significantly outperform a 3 layer neural network using 59 variables from 1989. This f…

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    Comment #40065649

    For dimly-lit environments, the human eye's peak sensitivity for scoptopic vision is around 498nm ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scotopic_vision ) which is blueish-green.

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    Comment #39934734

    It looks like Llama 2 7B took 184,320 A100-80GB GPU-hours to train[1]. This one says it used a 96×H100 GPU cluster for 2 weeks, for 32,256 hours. That's 17.5% of the number of hour…

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    They cite straight through estimators in the previous work with many of the same authors on (actual binary) BitNet

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    Comment #38616391

    Looks like it is possible to download it locally, but as far as I can tell you have to manually copy all the various files from the Artifacts folder individually

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    Comment #38085949

    The code generation tool better be called "Tcl me NeMo"

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    Author here- I'm sorry about the camera controls! Happy to accept pull requests that replace it with something more sensible The original idea was to be able to navigate around wit…

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    Seems interesting that there appears to have been a patent application for LK-99 ( https://patents.google.com/patent/KR20230030188A/en?oq=WO202... ) filed two years ago in August 2…

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    I've recently been enjoying OrbStack ( https://orbstack.dev/ ), which I've found easier to get started with than Lima, starts up faster, and automatically mounts volumes so you can…