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gfody
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Comment #49251804
personally I'd love to see open base models, and let companies differentiate with premium access to post training and alignment - that's where the real fight is anyways. they reall…
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Comment #49199080
the wicked we
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Comment #49053807
this turned out to be a _crop_ of a much longer talk ( https://bigthink.com/the-well/physics-doesnt-explain-the-uni... ) that included interesting references to a TOE based on comp…
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Comment #49045032
better link w/transcript: https://bigthink.com/the-well/the-universe-isnt-random-its-s...
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Comment #48931341
crappy speakers?
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Comment #48884114
there's a 2MP about the related paper: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l72ufA-4SzE
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Comment #48756779
This has been happening for a while now, basically anywhere there’s room for a potential compatibility issue there will be one. As if any time some observable behavior is an implem…
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Comment #48713995
isn't cerebras the pudding proof of this design? it seems like ai chips galore are appearing from the woodwork but cerebras is 10 years down this rabbit hole and poised to dominate…
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Comment #48601888
incarceration is going too far, all you need is a few enforcers with shock wands like in Demolition Man
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Comment #48468997
K2.6 on Cerebras is basically a preview of the future. We'll eventually get similar performance locally with Tenstorrent hardware.
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Comment #48393769
> we'll just use /etc/hosts no DNS required! this is classic "easy vs. simple" folly, witness how someone too lazy to [learn how to] setup proper DNS for their infrastructure will …
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Comment #48290276
"quality" isn't succinctly definable. Zen and the art of system maintenance quality code is written by an old and wise programmer and any attempt to rigidly codify what it is they …
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Comment #48253400
more than 10 years ago, yes
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Comment #48243425
https://ohyaml.wtf
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Comment #48113497
this is why I only communicate in poetry complexity is not what you believe it is please try listening
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Comment #48090345
https://www.google.com/search?q=sposky%27s+worst+essay&sclie...
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Comment #48018263
> Sure but the OP suggests that these were minor gains When antirez says 'I ventured to a level of complexity that I would have otherwise skipped,' I don't think you can call that …
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Comment #47943559
I haven't used azure devops but I used TFS in its heyday and still haven't ever seen a better integrated ticket workflow with fully customizable states and transitions - it's like …
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Comment #47868447
it's actually neither. normal forms provide semantic guarantees through structure. the structure proposed here does not constrain the data in any way and therefor cannot be said to…
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Comment #47867981
there are hybrid engines too, so-called HTAP (as opposed to OLAP or OLTP) notable efforts are: SingleStore (commercial) and OceanBase (foss)
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Comment #47855751
there's something funny going on with the live stream audio
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Comment #47801468
I'm pretty sure this exact concern was the impetus for slashdot's friend:foe system, HN should implement something
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Comment #47741368
this timing matches my experience, enterprise plan, but using opus from vscode - finished a heavy refactor of a large C# codebase mid march, tried to do basically the same thing ea…
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Comment #47733841
vibe layoffs are bad practice due to fundamental attribution error (line managers don't necessarily have any idea who their low performers are even if they think they do) and ultim…
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Comment #47709517
720x480 4:2:0 YCbCr doesn't look great on modern screens