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marcinjachymiak

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    Comment #49006997

    It's not surprising since these are all reasoning models now. Token sampling/decoding isn't exposed because the reasoning models are trained around specific configurations. That's …

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    Comment #46863786

    The ISS is in the middle of rolling out upgrades to their panels so it’s not a great comparison. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roll_Out_Solar_Array > ROSA is 20 percent lighter (wi…

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    Comment #31928568

    The memory layout can be better this way depending on how the fields of a strict are laid out. It also gives the data better locality. Let's say you're iterating over position coor…

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    Comment #29498425

    There are also other ways to get these returns outside of DeFi, like by staking ETH, selling covered calls, or various other strategies on centralized services

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    Comment #29498385

    I don't know what happens behind the scenes at Celsius. I do know there are many ways to get those high ROIs in DeFi. With zero evidence suggesting they are lying about returns, th…

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    Comment #29498224

    I'm not a fan or user of Celsius, but this is an incredibly inflammatory title with very little evidence to back it up. Claims like that demand greater proof. This is an incredibly…

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    Comment #29267425

    A large proportion of readers on HN are also quite lucky in similar ways to OP and can make this work. This lifestyle also requires less luck now with remote work having taken off …

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    Comment #28789754

    chess.com has a really cool vision game for picking out squares and moves by name: https://www.chess.com/vision It seems silly but makes reading chess books and analyzing games muc…

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    Comment #28768500

    The trigger for surveillance is $600 which is practically every American. It is certainly about regular people. Larger sums of many are already tracked, so wealthy people would hav…

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    Comment #28183018

    It's good to see that OOM errors can be handled in Rust now, at least in unstable. Zig has a similar approach that is pretty cool. I don't know of any other language that let's you…

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    Comment #28099006

    You could probably use a low Japanese table for this pretty well. I think a combination of positions is probably best to get variety in muscles you're using. Reminds me of a theory…

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    Comment #28055349

    Yes, that is the main argument and I agree with it. But bundling it with EA is just inaccurate. Longtermism seems to me like one of many deadends that utilitarianism takes you down…

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    Comment #28054415

    > Hence, they point out that focusing on superintelligence gets you a way bigger bang for your buck than, say, preventing people who exist right now from contracting malaria by dis…

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    Comment #28013440

    Personally, I am convinced that all of the harms of social media can be traced back to the Garden of Eden. People just decide to be bad sometimes. The perfect feed algorithm doesn'…

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    Comment #27451486

    You don't have to be on exactly 24/7. The default delay for spending coins from a commitment txn is 144 blocks in some clients and is usually scaled with channel size. Most clients…

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    Comment #27448484

    Lightning does work. I've used it myself as have many others. You should really work on explaining what it is you actually mean by that statement instead. Apparently they are using…

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    Comment #27259883

    This is a really myopic view on uses of crypto and the BitTorrent protocol. There's so much more going on than criminal applications. BitTorrent is used in a lot of settings for da…

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    Comment #26071410

    Counterpoint: https://www.coindesk.com/the-last-word-on-bitcoins-energy-co...

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    Comment #25865857

    "It is completely unambiguously obvious to me that" the author is an intellectually lazy rube who recycles tired old arguments. Anyone who talks about "China-based" miners hasn't d…

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    Comment #24801679

    There are fermented raw meats that people seem to be able to eat safely. Lookup "high meat", it's a trend among people doing the raw carnivore diet. I mostly eat cooked foods, but …

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    Comment #24583289

    Michael Burry was way ahead on this too. Also, fun to see the expected seething at anything related to finance here :)

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    Comment #23543170

    This is patently false. https://dropbox.tech/infrastructure/rewriting-the-heart-of-o...

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    Comment #23115368

    There absolutely is more nuance to this and you seem to be missing all of it. > the consumption of electricity is not a side effect, it's the whole point. The OP would argue that i…

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    Comment #22597653

    Most of the people betting on this becoming a recession/depression think that the coronavirus is just the pin to pop the (ETF) bubble. Most of the companies that have announced tha…