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manbitesdog

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    Quoting the famous Science paper More Is Different [1]: Knowing the laws of physics doesn't tell you how a brain, economy, or society works - because at every level of scale, genui…

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    I cringe every time I see Claude trying to co-author a commit. The git history is expected to track accountability and ownership, not your Bill of Tools. Should I also co-author my…

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    That's very nice and I ended up with the same font I tend to use (Source Code Pro) vs the font I used before (Noto Sans Mono). Some features I'd love to see: - An ELO-based version…

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    Comment #47371608

    Maybe this is a bit US-centric, direct negative feedback is very common in many cultures, e.g. Dutch

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    Comment #47337067

    ...at least until we get real Test-Time Training (TTT) that encodes the state into model weights. If vast amounts of human knowledge can be compressed into ~400GB for frontier mode…

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    Comment #47336871

    I also got the recommendation from here, happy to see I'm giving it back!

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    Comment #47272992

    There is a fantastic book on this topic called "By Design : Why There Are No Locks on the Bathroom Doors in the Hotel Louis XIV" that cover the inception of modern brands. It's a v…

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    Comment #47256988

    Short FAQ on their Twitter: https://x.com/RevenueCat/status/2029232043838644407

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    Comment #47164121

    Another big factor is that many areas of the US feature horizontal architecture instead of vertical ones (i.e. Los Angeles vs NY). A bus stop in those areas cover orders of magnitu…

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    Comment #46873959

    Plus a long queue of yet-undiscovered architectural improvements

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    Comment #46803528

    A cheap one from Aliexpress with only forward/backward keys

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    With such a high throughput because of sparsity, I'm particulary interested in distilling it into other architectures. I'd like to try a recurrent transformer when I have the time

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    Comment #46683291

    Using an ebook and a bluetooh page turner solved it for me

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    Comment #46643964

    And that Internet will still exist in 100 years

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    Comment #46621061

    https://jcarlosroldan.com/

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    Comment #46301962

    TIL I have a "open Hacker News" hand reflex

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    Comment #46246111

    Sorry, I meant 10**50; HN formatting removed one asterisk

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    This position has been closed

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    Comment #46134265

    Yes (ᵕ—ᴗ—)

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    Comment #46134210

    To add to this, the low-level constraints also make this assumption noisy, no matter how smart the compiler is. On the CPython case, if you do `dis.dis('DAY = 24 * 60 * 60)` you wi…

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    Comment #46086640

    It looks AI-assisted, based on these two commits: * https://github.com/neberej/exposedbydefault/commit/503bd6519... * https://github.com/neberej/exposedbydefault/commit/16693ba17..…