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Comment #43965097
So nice to see GPU's being used for classical reasons again.
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Comment #43823504
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Comment #43699722
This is good. PR review has been completed neglected basically from day 0. Did some self-research on Reddit about why ( https://www.reddit.com/r/github/comments/1gtxqy6/comment/lxv…
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Comment #42800883
entity-oriented models are more stable over time compared to procedure-oriented RPC. In my experience, starting with resources/entities and mapping operations to them does lead to …
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Comment #42800879
I disagree that OpenAPI is just RPC mapped to HTTP. A well-designed OpenAPI spec can be quite RESTful. The problem is many developers don't take the time to design good resource mo…
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Comment #42772954
> This is the first open research to validate that reasoning capabilities of LLMs can be incentivized purely through RL, without the need for SFT. This is a noteworthy achievement.…
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Comment #42661195
I've built similar systems using Apache Airflow and Temporal, but the complexity was overwhelming. Using simple maps with enter/leave phases for workflow steps is much cleaner than…
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Comment #42661166
It's giving _Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard_
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Comment #42661076
human stereo vision processing has incredibly sophisticated noise filtering capabilities that are still hard to replicate in software. The shimmering effect people report is essent…
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Comment #42653785
let's thank him for making some absolutely god-mode architectural calls (protocol layering, manufacturer agnosticism, etc.)
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Comment #42627470
this is good. the automated systems were getting increasingly byzantine, with layers of rules trying to patch edge cases, which just created more edge cases.
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Comment #42620213
I've maintained several SDKs, and the 'cover everything' approach leads to nightmare dependency trees and documentation bloat. imo, the LLM paradigm shifts this even further - why …
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Comment #42620202
Exactly
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Comment #42620200
nice, thanks for sharing!
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Comment #42620198
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Comment #42608997
I strongly believe that the addition of every metric brings with it an associated productivity tax in the form of: 1. time spent doing things that exploit this metric 2. time spent…
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Comment #42608549
> The guardrails are made of laws, not morals damn.
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Comment #42608542
The wall is a red herring 2. why was a commercial airliner attempting a no-gear belly landing with full fuel load on a runway that's only 2,800m, rather than divert to Incheon?
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Comment #42608503
Python's module loading mechanism is thread-safe by default, and module-level variables are effectively singletons. This would suffice: _connection = None def get_connection(): glo…
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Comment #42604967
a simple docker run --memory=512m --cpus=1 could have at least limited the damage here.
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Comment #42604945
this research actually demonstrates that AI will reduce the phishing threat long-term, not increase it. Yes, the 50x cost reduction is scary, but it also completely commoditizes th…
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Comment #42601421
you need to negotiate a proper shareholders agreement for that 1% with specific anti-dilution provisions and tag-along rights. The military pivot actually gives you leverage - defe…
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Comment #42601403
historically, maritime navigation has always required much higher precision since a small error compounds into missing an island entirely. land-based measurements could afford to b…
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Comment #42601395
the real technical achievement here is maintaining consistent camera sensitivity over 4 years. Most consumer CMOS sensors degrade significantly from UV exposure over that timeframe…