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mangoman
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About mangoman
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Socials: - linkedin.com/in/prashanth-sadasivan - github.com/prashanthsadasivan
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Comment #49217722
> The world does not wait with bated breath for product launches. A marketing campaign will not change the world. Almost no one will remember all the work we do. It did at one time…
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Comment #48358628
This release unifies those capabilities with a Mixture-of-Transformers (MoT) architecture built around two towers. Reasoner tower: A vision-language model (VLM) ... This serves as …
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Comment #47502809
I dunno, I thought that too for a while too, but there are a lot of new ideas in terms of architecture that may warrant massive training runs. Mamba and state space models are pret…
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Comment #47110743
There’s something off-putting about making a blog post about some splashy tech that’s is a fork of an open source project, and that tech not also being open source? It reads to me …
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Comment #46898355
I guess what’s wrong with it? Let’s say it has read only access, new messages and calendar invites need approval. I’m not sure I understand the harm? I suppose data exfiltration, b…
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Comment #45168086
I’ve never built something like ICEBlock that puts me personally in the crosshairs of not just normal hacking attempts, but also the political will of the federal government. I can…
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Comment #44870119
no that's incorrect - llama.cpp has support for providing a context free grammar while sampling and only samples tokens that would conform to the grammar, rather than sampling toke…
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Comment #44125912
My bringing up it's age was mainly about it not being used in a LONG time, so using it now would seem like a hail mary. I made no mention about current day laws, so I'm not sure wh…
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Comment #44122227
Right. this whole episode is about foreign policy, why not use the act that is meant for it?
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Comment #44122214
...sigh... i mean i guess it really is just about saying they _can_ do it instead of actually _trying to do it_....
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Comment #44122205
I don't think it requires the courts to agree - just that there's a burden or disadvantage and that it's in the "public interest" which seems like a pretty low bar to make up a sto…
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Comment #44122120
I'm not a lawyer or even close to it, but why wouldn't the trump admin use the tariff act of 1930? quote: "Whenever the President shall find as a fact that any foreign country plac…
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Comment #43839739
a paper with a similar idea on scaling test time reasoning, this is sorta how all the thinking models work under the hood. https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.19393
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Comment #42957636
From the S1 paper: > Second, we develop budget forcing to control test-time compute by forcefully terminating the model's thinking process or lengthening it by appending "Wait" mul…
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Comment #42061587
That would be missing the forest for the trees in my view. I could see it having an impact, but when 60% of people say that the country is headed in the wrong direction, putting up…
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Comment #42009844
on 2) are you referring to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dancing_plague_of_1518 ? I don't know very much of the history, but the veracity of the claims is specifically called out i…
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Comment #41181197
This is pretty neat! I’m on mobile right now, but you mentioned that it’s VR ready - does the landing page work with WebXR? I’d love to try it out on my meta quest 3
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Comment #41181007
Update, this is extremely well written satire. I’m laughing at myself for believing it but it also sounds so real.