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goofy_lemur

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    Programmer Government

    Hey I had an idea. What if we created the bitcoin for government? So like a king sucks because it's the equivalent of one GPU. A republic is better because it's like a big GPU clus…

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    Comment #48933898

    I have wondered this too.

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    Comment #48916318

    I mean less competition is probably not good for anyone.

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    Comment #48915978

    I tried this on M1 Pro today with 16GB ram and it worked!!! I was using vscode and it seemed to interperet the system prompt right and then started actually inspecting and doing st…

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    Comment #48914819

    All right there is so much hate for this rust rewrite, but I'm going to tell everybody that people are way way underestimating how sucky the Zig codebase was. Basically all the tim…

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    Comment #48423074

    I still feel that even though AI can code 1000x faster than me, I still feel at the end my code is better. Even though the images it makes are amazing, I still feel like human work…

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    Comment #48372402

    When people are paid to hurt others, they will always hurt the weak, not the evil.

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    Comment #48349352

    Actually they wouldnt spend the money if it were cheaper. HBM has way higher bandwidth and its not all about flops. Also the FP4 flops (inference) are so mind bogglingly high on th…

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    Comment #48348358

    Ok heres the thing you will nevwr be able to truly do this due to logic. Logically five people pooling their resources beats one guy. therefore datacenters will always win because …

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    Comment #48348334

    Yes its a huge deal because these are starting to get bound by memory bandwidth not compute. therefore one bit wirfhts stream way faster leading to substantially better results. At…

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    Comment #48262245

    I for one am glad they did it because I felt like it was a little bit... I just felt the company as big as Google, it felt wrong for them to be piggybacking off VS Code. I know it …

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    Comment #48253745

    100% of all law enforcement is criminal. Nobody makes laws except criminals

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    Comment #48072369

    Singapore obviously shoulsnt be doing this. it is extrmeley evil to cane people. This should be solved by nonviolence.

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    Comment #48042618

    I would be very pleased if Zuckerberg got away with it. I don't copyright or infringe, but honestly, he was the one guy of the big guys who released everything as open source. If h…

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    Comment #48031866

    Guys I'm from Texas and I want to share something with you all, my friends I've made here on the internet from my heart. I think all of us are a bit sad now that AI has essentially…

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    [flagged]

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    Comment #47881748

    I think cursor is worth literally $0. It is a complete rip off of someone else’s work vs code and is literally no better than copilot. Makes me mad it’s even allowed to be a commer…

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    Comment #47843778

    > On M4 Pro, Ternary Bonsai 8B runs at 82 toks/sec, roughly 5x faster than a 16-bit 8B model Wow, if this is true, I am extremely impressed and excited! I wonder about kv cache how…

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    Comment #47712768

    Maybe a better solution is to require them to be built with 100% renewable electricity or something?

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    Comment #46710907

    all right, I am doing a sort of a copy-on-write thing here. So the idea is that I only want to update the pointer if the record it points to is "unlocked"

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    Ask HN: Can someone make a CAS just checking last bit on x86/ARM please?

    Guys/gals, I was thinking about doing some work here and I noticed there's no operation that allows a atomic compare/exchange based on the last bit. There should be an instruction …