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Comment #47917131
For sure but most of that innovation pre-super shoes was optimizing the runner, not the shoes
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Comment #47916255
I'm a runner, and it's a bit sad that distance running is not longer purely about the runner. Based on the quote below, next thing we will see is a "constructors championship" simi…
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Comment #47734027
Yes good evals are really hard - that’s not really news. This team is doing a good job. They use problems that were created in last 30days to avoid training set leakage. https://sw…
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Comment #46796145
Sure, but did they have MCP?
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Comment #44908882
it does work; just download from HF and load in the app
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Comment #43123659
true. See here for a map: https://sfplanninggis.s3.amazonaws.com/hub/BIGmap.pdf I live in the that space (between tower and the city) and the local neighbourhood group (HANC) is ri…
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Comment #42789970
(trying to move the critique beyond the title...) When trying to deploy llms in with larger context windows constrained environments 2 things start to hurt: a) increased memory foo…
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Comment #42452893
This is a bug not a feature: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/microsoft-stock-receives-rare...
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Comment #39407013
any idea why this took them so long?
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Comment #39312787
If you are going to go vertical then do it properly. OpenAI could just build their own framework for internal use that works well on their silicon (see Jax+tpu) Their starting poin…
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Comment #37028091
Love this. I’m 10 years in SF myself. One thing I would add is the people
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Comment #36282623
I would also say that being an engineer at L8 is a meaningfully different set of skills than L7. The whole ‘what got you here won’t get you there idea’ starts at L7 for either trac…
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Comment #35383422
Chiplets and standardized hardware interfaces are a great start. Now we just need to solve the remaining 90%: firmware, software, security, virtualization, …, …