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elisbce

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    Comment #49131282

    This article didn't consider two very important optimizations: 1. Odd-even split with all-floor backup. 2. Low/High floor split.

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    Comment #49080205

    What Dario said is half true. The untrue half is that the ship to stop China from overtaking the US in AI has sailed long ago. While China is busy getting their frontier models tra…

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    Comment #49079965

    "Not interested in world domination" LOL. That's what Putin said 10 years ago.

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    Comment #49043316

    The comments here are ridiculous. Do you know how much ChatGPT has helped families, esp. those without access to the top medical doctors and resources around the world? My own expe…

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    Comment #49014379

    I don't think you even understand the problem. The determinant needs to be a non-zero constant AND you need to prove that particular map is not globally injective, meaning you have…

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    Comment #48717114

    What a great bullshit detector signal it is if someone's involved in the DAOs and NFT stuff. Don't waste your time on a fake AI-generated one-man shell company. The company had lik…

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    Comment #48693153

    Chinese frontier models don't need to catch up in every category. They just need to win in coding and that's exactly where they are going. The gap went from 12+ months to 1-2 month…

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    Comment #48677443

    Why doesn't the industry use something like transistor density per cubic cm? This would extend to 3d cases and impossible to fake

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    Comment #48514525

    Did Opus 4.8 just get a lot dumber because of this? My sessions are making so many dumb mistakes it wouldn't make before...

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    Comment #48500946

    The familiar Chinese recipe for success: Always copy and imitate first, even if it is inferior, always make it cheaper or even free so that the original innovator will be burdened …

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    Comment #48481433

    It's all about specific people at the leadership. No structure is immune to corruption because people come and go all the time. The reason why Nintendo is so resistant to slop for …

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    Comment #48453991

    And why is that a good thing? The average user can't even spell Anthropic. Why do you think they can safely pick a third-party model provider that could harvest the hell out of the…

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    Comment #48406354

    Seeing how many smart human beings commenting on this post mixing up concepts like intelligence, understanding and consciousness and falling for all kinds of logical fallacies make…

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    Comment #48276720

    Can't imagine how strong your neck must be. For me, the weight alone is a deal breaker.

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    Comment #48242452

    He already scanned the codebase with Codex Security and a whole bunch of other AI tools, and fixed 200-300 bugs and CVEs. On top of that Mythos found 1 more bug and 1 more CVE is a…

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    Comment #48080519

    If you want to take the risk and install some unsigned software on your machine, go ahead, but don't blame Apple, who is gatekeeping for the entire ecosystem for making the decisio…

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    Comment #46851892

    Totally agree. I found the results surprising because a bunch of languages are faster than C++. Then I looked closer. The requirements are self-conflicting, No SIMD, but must be pr…

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    Comment #46285023

    Judging from their website, all links eventually point to either the VPN extension download website, or a signup link. I'm not surprised if some nation state supported APT is behin…

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    Comment #46261038

    The more I see these languages that have neither power nor readability, the more I appreciate C.

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    Comment #46103393

    When SpaceX came about, they said it was impossible for the rocket to come back from space and get reused. They said it wasn't going to work to combine multiple thrusters to form a…

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    Comment #46084070

    1. In Silicon Valley, people are not bounded by non-compete clauses and can come and go at will. So fungibility is a top priority for any tech company. The only way to do that is t…

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    Comment #45819301

    That's so stupid. Just because I posted a video on TikTok doesn't mean someone should be able to go to the city's public website, look me up on a yellow page and download my photo …