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jlei523
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Comment #45178663
Intel and AMD have implemented these improvements with Lunar Lake and Strix Halo. You can buy an x86 laptop with Macbook-like efficiency right now if you know which SoCs to pick. T…
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Comment #45168120
I think anyone could have seen this from miles away based on: 1. China is going to own the EV market. The only thing that can temporarily stop Chinese EVs from dominating in every …
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Comment #45168033
"Use DRY coding". 3 words can solve this problem. Maybe put it in the parent prompt.
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Comment #45168012
I disagree with you. You don't need researchers to use your client hardware in order to make inference chips. All big tech are making inference chips in house. AMD and Apple are ma…
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Comment #45166074
Also I wanted to add that LLMs (at least free ones) are pretty dumb sometimes and do not notice obvious thing. For example, when writing tests they generate lot of duplicated code …
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Comment #45165677
The new CEO of Intel has said that Intel is giving up competing with Nvidia. No, he said they're giving up competing against Nvidia in training. Instead, he said Intel will focus o…
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Comment #35370166
> We need to solve AGI now? No, we need to solve the problem of AI alignment, regulation, etc now. https://arxiv.org/pdf/2209.00626.pdf
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Comment #35367876
Funny enough, perhaps the AI threat is what will bring China and US back on friendlier terms. If there is a greater threat than both, they'll work together. I think signing an AI t…
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Comment #35367841
I don't see it as hype to be honest. It's a real problem we need to solve now. Also, it seems like the letter was faked? Anyways, it doesn't matter if it's faked. It does make peop…
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Comment #35367800
How do we make sure no country builds an underground nuclear weapon making facility? I don't actually know the answer to the above question. But at least for chip making, you need …
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Comment #35367707
For Siri specifically, Apple has to be extremely careful. Their carefully crafted public relations could shatter in an instant of their LLM spits out crazy answers like Bing's chat…
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Ask HN: Is the only way to regulate AI through chip fabs?
This means regulating the most advanced chip fabs, TSMC, Samsung, and Intel on manufacturing ever more powerful AI training chips. I can't think of another way to prevent a rogue l…
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Ask HN: Why hasn't anyone invented a converter for ORM/raw SQL?
Take Prisma. Very useful to autocomplete tables and column names. Catches mistakes early. But my workflow generally goes like this: Write raw SQL in TablePlus to see what data come…
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Comment #32274803
A/B testing can definitely make product teams feel like they're making progress but it should not be a team's only strategy. It's a bit like moving the furniture around the same ro…
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Ask HN: What tools/services would you use for a data-heavy bootstrapped product?
Specs for this product: * Will likely store hundreds of millions of rows of financial data of companies * New data constantly added each day * Need to aggregate and analyze data to…
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Comment #23022149
I really don't think Waymo needs Lyft or Uber to dominate the ride hailing market in the future. If they can make a better self-driving car than anyone else, they will win the ride…
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Comment #23010981
American living in Vietnam right now. The first part of your post is true. The second, is in my opinion, completely false. As others have mentioned, the government is incredibly di…
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Comment #22987934
Seconded! Companies that intentionally leave out the pricing is automatically blacklisted to me. It shows that the company is not transparent.
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Comment #22987708
Same! The initial tweets are generally ok. But as soon as you scroll down, the comments make you want to throw up.
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Comment #22986339
Yes agreed. I tried using Twitter to promote my work but I found Twitter to be even more toxic than Facebook in general and have since quit. I'd argue that Reddit also does the sam…
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Comment #22985987
For many years, I resisted from using Facebook. Recently, I started using it more to connect with friends and family. And holy shit. The amount of misinformation, fake news, and co…
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Comment #22831238
Why do people hate Zoom so much? I just received an email today from Zoom outlying all the fixes they just released. They went from 10m users/week to 200m/week in less than one mon…