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lukecameron

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    Comment #34905975

    > 100× energy-efficiency advantage for running some of the largest current Transformer models, and that if both the models and the optical hardware are scaled to the quadrillion-pa…

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    Comment #34905635

    > it may be possible to achieve a 100× energy-efficiency advantage Running the math on a machine with 8x A100 (enough to run today's LLMs), that would be 300w * 8gpus / 100 = 24w. …

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    Comment #33311977

    Not a book, but I had a similar question yesterday and ended up finding this article https://tomforsyth1000.github.io/blog.wiki.html#%5B%5BThe%20... . Goes into more detail than I …

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    Comment #33147578

    Pretty helpful! I would probably use this if there was an option for audiobooks.

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    Comment #28560246

    From the info in the article alone, it's impossible to tell if this is even a correlation at all. I don't know what the expected number of reports would be for a given year, and if…

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    Comment #26898995

    Fungibility is a spectrum. Bitcoins are _somewhat_ less fungible than most fiat currency, but way more fungible than art, or baseball cards, or NFTs.

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    Comment #24522203

    Reddit was funded by ycombinator in summer ‘05, which probably explains part of it. Then the rest I would say is down to similarities between the two sites (primarily acting as lin…

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    Comment #24067500

    Thanks for that! Coincidentally I’ve had that podcast on my list for a while, guess it’s time to give it a listen.

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    Comment #24058787

    Has anyone heard of good resources that teach you "when to use X" instead of "why you should use X"? It's somewhat understandable that the official websites of frameworks/tools/lib…

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    Comment #23687353

    I want that protocolization too, although I don't hold out much hope that the monopolies in place can be broken, outside of fairly radical regulation. To add to your list, there is…

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    Comment #23190497

    gameboy emulator. I've been doing more of a product-ish role in my dayjob, so it's nice to do something (relatively) well-defined, where it's easy to tell if things are working, bu…

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    Comment #20704352

    Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13668792

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    Comment #20636130

    The technique you're looking for is Acoustic Fingerprinting [1]. There's a pretty easily understandable python implementation[2] of it if you're interested. In Shazam's case it is …

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    Comment #19953165

    Not sure if this fits within your definition of strategy, but Mini Metro is a great example of a game that "works" on mobile. https://dinopoloclub.com/minimetro/

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    Comment #19934250

    > It is hardly surprising that techies are not getting enough sleep, given the industry’s culture of long hours, and the widespread notion that for a true entrepreneur, everything …

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    Comment #19761691

    It's kind of hard to predict which way the fare would go for such a service... It might actually end up being higher than what Uber is currently charging. Which wouldn't be a bad t…

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    Comment #19725663

    ADTs in Java, that's pretty cool. The nice thing it's not really adding anything new in the language, only restricted forms of classes.

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    Comment #19715479

    One thing I've noticed since moving to a city where driving is unnecessary, is how good it feels to drive occasionally. While I think a big part of that is the physical sensation, …

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    Comment #19659469

    I think the problem isn't the % of population that lives in a particular hemisphere, it's that the seasonal versioning scheme forces you to think about which hemisphere the softwar…

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    Comment #19630805

    I use IdeaVim at my day job and can confirm it's gotten better. There are still some rough edges, especially around handling movements like L, M, and H which don't always go where …

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    Comment #19628190

    This (and others who pointed out the regularisation effect) might actually help me to accept it more. It's more constructive to think "grammar is slowly changing due to a weird rul…

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    Comment #19624193

    One that I've noticed everywhere throughout the tech community is "it's" instead of "its". It seems unrelated to whether the article author is from a majority-English speaking coun…

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    Comment #19611670

    Since the technology is based on knative, it should in theory be possible to run these on a local k8s instance. It would support some debugging use cases. I do agree as far as cold…

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    Comment #19611266

    I think this has the potential to be huge. Finally a FaaS platform without vendor lock-in, supported by a major cloud vendor, and uses regular containers. Basically removes all of …