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harrouet

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    Comment #49209003

    Actually if that can bring up your morale, just replacing coal power plants with nuclear (or other 24x7 clean energy source) would keep up at the 1.5°C objective.

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    Comment #49206843

    These laws, which exist in a similar way in Europe, intend to prevent media control by closed groups to take over democracy. To be honest, scraping them on broadcast TV will probab…

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    Comment #49194468

    Ah the old debate about function-based views and class-based views. I totally understand why the OP would use only FBV, however when writing REST APIs you will want CBV to reuse ba…

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    Comment #49193923

    I have the same feeling about quoting Gartner studies, tbh. The paper is actually poor in data and mostly requotes other studies.

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    Comment #49192801

    Is this guy the reason why xcancel.com exists ?

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    Comment #49167677

    I am talking about reconfigurable gates to implement an LLM in silicon, i.e. an FPGA...

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    Comment #49167650

    "we have more than 3,000 tests"... Great, but since no human has looked at them, how do you know that they are relevant and actually test undesired behavior? Also, would you be abl…

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    Comment #49167571

    It is very hard to make sense of these benchmarks given that at least some of these models have probably been trained on the code base of these projects.

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    Comment #49164981

    I could definitely image Apple embedding a kind of LLM-optimized FPGA: slow to load (update) an LLM, but blazing fast at computing tokens. Who needs memory when your model is set i…

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    Comment #49152285

    Agreed that SwiftUI because bloated and hacky, when it promised simplification and transparency. But is there a single UI abstraction that succeeded in affordability for newcomers …

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    Comment #49152126

    Kakehashi is perfectly fine for the 2/3 of humanity that live in Asia. Open up your mind and learn other cultures.

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    Comment #49110545

    Exactly what I was looking for for my non-US keyboard :)

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    Comment #49108562

    100% with the OP: At the end it is more productive to be focused on the right target, than to gain 15% of productivity because you use whatever tools. Note that this is not mutuall…

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    Comment #49107218

    It depends on what you are looking at. Time to 1st token is faster on the M5 because of HW accelerators helping the prompt interpretation (and it is CPU-bound). Token generation af…

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    Comment #49106761

    I see so many sites that pretend that they have 350 /legitimate interest/ partners. Time to crack down on abuses.

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    Comment #49094148

    Hint for Microsoft: - Display drivers don't need access to the network - Display drivers don't need to write to the window manager - Display drivers just need to display the data t…

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    Comment #48917848

    Thank you! Thank you for saying it out loud ! At the start, LinkedIn was great and you could really connect you to a vibrant community of former colleagues and weak relationships. …

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    Comment #48856274

    This is exactly the kind of technology that I expect Apple to ship anytime soon given the RAM prices and their HW/SW integration skills: - ship super fast SSD (tbh they are already…

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    Comment #48841767

    ...and it can lead to parallel processing discussions for very large arrays

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    Comment #48841697

    You beat me to it, I was going to post the same. Clear red flag, only useful for whistleblowers.

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    Comment #48829674

    As an economist, you may say what, you may say when, but never both at the same time.

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    Comment #48801368

    While working for a telecom operator, I tested the idea of having people paying more for dedicated support. We did a market study. I turned out that customers are not ready to pay …

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    Comment #48773502

    True because wars finance value destruction. But with $1.4T announced capex for the Frontier AI labs, we're not far from the 2nd (illegal) war in Irak: $1.8T of direct military spe…

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    Comment #48685182

    Counter theory: the M6 is so good that they want to keep some oomph for the M7 line up.