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constantlm

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    Comment #49250530

    What? How? With no mentions of priors. This idea has been around for a long time - at least since 2024 (Xingyao Wang et al.)

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    Comment #49090362

    So, unlike what leaders of western labs labs would like you to believe (that Kimi is just the result of distillation attacks), they are introducing new and novel approaches.

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    Comment #49028028

    Cool! If you're in New Zealand, there is a massive, two story Double Woolf beam engine at MOTAT museum in Auckland, along with an array of other steam driven engines that they run …

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    Comment #48391717

    I still can't believe this software is free.

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    Comment #48272559

    I've heard it being referred to as Boersbay, but Boereworsbaai is much better haha

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    Comment #47786293

    Security through obscurity isn't a great strategy.

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    Comment #47709209

    This is great - reminds me of the golden age of cool little MacOS apps

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    Comment #47512934

    Claude Code with --chrome is excellent at building UIs (and hopeless without it!)

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    Comment #43766202

    To be fair this is a series D

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    Comment #43123248

    Looking forward to LLMgate

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    Comment #43094872

    When I have aura it's always morbidly fascinating to me how a part of my vision is not black, but it's just "missing"

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    Comment #43086935

    It floats, but only when very cold

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    Comment #42993331

    How do they separate the impact of the 3x per week exercise?

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    Comment #42808440

    Congrats! I used VWO extensively in a previous life as a "growth hacker".

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    Comment #42678083

    Covering your eyes does not stop the oncoming train.

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    Comment #42677829

    It's really just a stopgap.

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    Comment #42455240

    I thought this was true. However after buying and trying to use one of their mesh products, I gave up and got rid of it. I bit the bullet and went with Ubiquiti, and I'll never buy…

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    Comment #42302568

    If you look at what happened at Twitter in the time before Musk bought it, one could argue that it's already been extremely political - just not on the side the EU would like.

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    Comment #42269947

    I feel the same. I was diagnosed back when it was still called ADD.

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    Comment #42038244

    I'm not an expert in this field at all, so please excuse the dumb question. Does this mean that if you say, quantise llama3 to 4 bits, you would be able to access "hidden" (albeit …

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    Comment #42037753

    I've been doing this for a while and find that the OCR performance is fantastic.

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    Comment #41991624

    Strange design choice. That said, I've used the power button of my existing Mac Mini perhaps once in the past several years.

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    Comment #41919006

    What's up with the amateur hour graphs with squashed/pixelated logos?