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ipsum2

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    Comment #49245249

    Non-archived version: https://www.meta.com/thefutureisforeveryone/ since its not paywalled.

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    Comment #49217703

    There's a bunch of American open models. Inkling, Nemotron, Trinity come to mind, but I'm sure there's others.

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    Comment #49187822

    I wonder why they didn't compare with GPT-5.6-sol, only Terra?

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    Comment #49140446

    Older generations absolutely love AI slop. If you haven't used Facebook recently, it's all old people sharing fake videos of animals doing silly things.

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    Comment #49045463

    Why this performative outrage? Taylor Farm's social media interns are not reading hacker news.

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    Comment #49001795

    Pretty sure she's American.

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    Comment #49001790

    It's (good) content marketing. They sell access to Kimi K3. They're one of the biggest model inference providers out there.

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    Comment #48997142

    SAM3.1 was released and open sourced March 2026. But what's the point of correcting you? People will continue to propagate their own lies.

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    Comment #48964538

    They realized the banked resets were too expensive, so they stopped giving those out for the last 2 resets.

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    Comment #48964535

    I would expect them to grow faster than 1 million users a day in that case, since chatGPT has almost a billion users. Maybe everyone's just using the web app or mobile?

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    Comment #48896758

    That's part of the joke.

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    Comment #48797941

    I don't get it. How is Jim Keller running a brand new, hard tech startup while being CEO of Tenstorrent at the same time?

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    Comment #48676297

    Apple has always done this.

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    Comment #48670089

    Nah, the vast majority of popular deployed models are still on Hopper.

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    Comment #48670065

    The best cross-platform API is CUDA, because we have ROCm.

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    Comment #48631437

    Cool concept, but implementation is bad. The exposures vary so much between the separate shots it's giving a stroboscopic effect. Hopefully they fix it in later revisions.

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    Comment #48581134

    There's probably compute done on ram to reduce the file size before it hits disk. Definitely going to be redundant information in the scan.

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    Comment #48375078

    Sort of. Phi models were just trained on GPT outputs though.

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    Comment #48271371

    This is how much storage the average r/datahoarder user has in their basement. Fewer than 100 hard drives.

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    Comment #48150367

    Gyroflow claims to support in body stabilization. I haven't done a side by side test to see if this works better.

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    Comment #47956617

    is Sci-Hub still updated for new papers?

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    Comment #47939813

    From the website it definitely does not look like a terminal anymore.

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    Comment #47939634

    Looking at Warp.dev, it looks exactly like Codex or Cursor. I thought it used to be a terminal?

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    Comment #47714450

    I read the title 2-3 times, and every time I swore it said "Robot cat ears". Wtf.