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Comment #49194043
> The water thing It’s amazing how Karen Hao managed to graduate from MIT without learning the difference between m^3 and L
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Comment #49055104
Maybe she just liked giving people mysteries
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Comment #48989731
Would this imply that the matrices should have dimensions of multiples of 40?
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Comment #48989659
About 15% of the UK's land parcels are not in any land registry database, because recording there only became compulsory in 1990, so if an event like a sale/morgtage didn't happen …
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Comment #48789803
Clearly they are batching reasoning inference in a few multiples of 512 tokens as a throughput optimization
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Comment #48699398
> Zuckerberg knows that threatening Wynn-Williams for standing in wooden silence on a stage makes him look like history's most guillotineable billionaire. That might be a bit gener…
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Comment #48349892
> only my friends' status updates I think that is the Feed's tab, though I have not used the blue app in a long time
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Comment #48348742
hellottec is down but a cdn mirror of the product: https://ams3.digitaloceanspaces.com/tesancdn/hellottec/2_BH_...
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Comment #48337802
The real problem with Magnifica Humanitas is that it will be impossible to produce the first sentence of the canonical Latin version in which the first two words are "Magnifica hum…
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Comment #48289890
It's amazing how Karen Hao's (Empire of AI) confusion of cubic meters with liters of water for datacenters continues to get amplified, even after this error was publicly revealed.
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Comment #48286971
> The Wikimedia Foundation closed last fiscal year with $208.6 million in revenue. It holds $296.6 million in reserves, 17.1 months of operating expenses. The actual physical cost …
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Comment #48258369
Yes. We are cladistically more related to a goldfish than it is to a shark.
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Comment #48258150
> First, “seed oils” is a marketing term, not a nutritional category. "Seed oils" (commonly used cooking oils extracted from plant seeds excluding coconut) are as valid of a constr…
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Comment #48187881
No, I meant Iranic. Pashtun and Parsi "Dari" speakers are canonically Iranic ethnic groups.
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Comment #48185715
It would not be that stunning, given that a much poorer Iranic country decisively defeated the U.S. in a ~20 year war ending only a few years ago.
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Comment #48157251
Truly a case where the old word polytropōs applies.
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Comment #48101439
It is this compound https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39106304/
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Comment #48084746
Any quarters and dimes he would have received in change would have been about 90 per cent silver.
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Comment #48029251
Apple normally just does prepayment for capacity- funding the capital for the production line they need
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Comment #47915126
Gen X and Millenials don't share Boomers' obsession with green lawns, so it's a race against time, whether Boomers or lightning bugs will go extinct first
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Comment #47765364
Don't inference servers like vllm or sglang just translate these things to openai-compat API shapes?
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Comment #47697910
I would like to see them include some analysis of the first recorded audio conversations such as on wax cylinders or the 1930s WPA/Federal Writers’ Project. Was sentence complexity…
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Comment #47534261
Because chromium III oxide is a very light-fast pigment
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Comment #47503851
There are hundreds of PRs fixing valid issues to your github repo seemingly in limbo for weeks. What is the maintainer state over there?
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Comment #47465132
A lot of culture was lost in the Cultural Revolution