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Comment #49188161
Irrelevant. Open models are competent code generators. No you don't need millions of H100 hours to build them.
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Comment #48369085
Let's see Paul Allen's card.
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Comment #47293924
Just want to add to this that with custom calibration data it's incredibly effective and surgical, you can get VERY LOW KL divergence this way. Many MoEs are supported too, it's ac…
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Comment #47293638
A good general rule in life is that people get one chance to show why they're not worth communicating with, and that's it.
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Comment #47293611
It's very easy to convince yourself it's true and then hand out punishment like it was on sale.
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Comment #47004890
add that to your claude.md
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Comment #46724284
Hilarious that this got a downvote, hello Satya!
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Comment #46723213
With respect to the first issue you raise, I would perhaps start including prompts in comments. This is a little sneaky sure. And maybe explicitly putting them in a markdown would …
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Comment #46702043
Which Gemini model did you use? My experience since launch of G3Pro has been that it absolutely sucks dog crap through a coffee straw.
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Comment #46630446
Rust.
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Comment #46378012
Aren't they one of the worst physics channels apart from just outright fraudulent/fringe grifters like ElectricUniverse? Seems like every other week or so I see someone detail pati…
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Comment #46377917
Typical quality of The Guardian unfortunately. Don't read their energy reporting if you're at all literate about any of those topics. Any time they do a story on fusion I just abou…
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Comment #46336650
The water is actually ice crystals and the ice crystals form around the soot.
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Comment #46272016
stares in Lidarr
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Comment #46170701
You seem like the type of coworker I would accept less pay to work with. Actually at a crossroads right now, did my research on my prospects and have narrowed it down to two places…
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Comment #46170258
I've been asking around the last week about Go vs Elixir vs Zig, I'd love to get feedback here too. I only have time for one and I'm looking for something that can replace a lot of…
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Comment #46104137
I fully agree with this POV but for one detail; there is a problem with sunsetting frontier models. As we begin to adopt these tools and build workflows with them, they become piec…
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Comment #46103586
That study is garbo and I suspect you didn't even read the abstract. Am I right?
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Comment #46066585
I can't emphasize this enough, it doesn't matter how good a model is or what CLI I'm using, use git and chroot (at the least, container is easier though). Always make the agent wri…
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Comment #45894539
Check out Mask Banana - you might have better luck with using masks to get image models to pay attention to what you want edited.
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Comment #45894530
SDXL and FLUX models with LoRAs can and do vastly outperform at tons of things singular big models can't or won't do now. Various subreddits and civitAI blogs describe comfyui work…
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Comment #45893983
Pretending 16 samples is authoritative is absolutely hilarious and wild, copium this pure could kill someone. Also working on a codebase you already know biases results in the firs…
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Comment #45818117
I have no idea why people still think it's a viable platform.
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Comment #45673718
It seems highly unlikely the line from BERT to ASI threads itself with anyone responsible for Llama 4, especially almost back to back.
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Comment #45648734
afaik this was true by Q3-30BA3B and Qwen Code's release; it caused some backends to have trouble doing tool calling