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Of course. On the other hand if you see 8 % gap for similar workloads, averaged across tens of sessions, with the same underlying model, it becomes a pretty clear signal. And I do …

Yeah, I've noticed them recently on OR and whitelisted. Then I backed-off pretty quickly after seeing the cache hit rates. It was also rather revealing to see how some provider hit…

I was just using it when it landed. It started reasoning more extensively from nowhere and precision went up a lot. It also changed its prose style for the better. Looking forward …

To run at decent speed, all models try hard to use only most likely relevant part of the context and most likely relevant weights (MoE) to predict the next token. Doing the math in…

Why would anyone think that models optimized for efficient context management, giving much more weight to a short sliding window, would attend to distant, heavily diluted tokens? P…

Please also note that ADHD-like symptoms can present from sleep Apnea/UARS-induced sleep deprivation and the probability of having Apnea/UARS rises with age. Smoothly for men and a…

Sleep apnea symptoms are initially similar to ADHD. Apparently a ton of kids gets mis-diagnosed with ADHD while they are slowly suffocating because they have UARS. Stimulants mask …

Chance is you are not breathing in your sleep. You have Apnea or UARS and are slowly suffocating. Easy tells: you look like shit in the morning and it takes hours for you to normal…

> alleged anti-competitive practices I'd say that with court ruling these are no longer alleged. Right?

Nope, people seek it out because government tells them to pay taxes _or else_.

They do not and it sucks for certain tasks. It also means that if they actually trained with vision, they'd be on par with Anthropic models as vision seems to improve model perform…

DeepSeek V4 Flash on default (high) reasoning had zero formatting failures, just genuine losses. Total score: | DeepSeek V4 Flash | 97/100 | 41/50 | 41/50 | 92W / 102T / 6L | Bench…

> I think may be the government. The population will have to pay taxes for their maintenance. But it will be vastly less. Governments are no longer allowed to print money. Do you t…

> Money is an example. Really, what is money? A piece of paper? Some metal? Some number on a computer? Could you put your finger on what money really is, especially in the modern w…

It drops dependents.

Most have their pension automatically track index. Nasdaq changes rules so that the pension funds are forced to buy stock while very volatile and likely overpriced.

> There’s no skill file that contains the tacit knowledge of a person who has reconciled a thousand payrolls. That person has zero skill in actually making tight automation that do…

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This is a terrible benchmark. It literally tests the models on their ability to track shifting line numbers. If they cannot keep up, no amount of abstract reasoning can redeem them…

Foraging was so good we only had to work like 2h a day. We had to start farming simply because the population growth from foraging was exponential and we have ran out of easy-to-fo…

We always hold one at $WORK at the end of the year. I am not a fan of racing nor CS (prefer UT) so I went and made a retrogaming corner last year. The year before that the Among Us…

Not OP, but I routinely load 150k tokens into context. A full sub-package to work on, select other files in the monorepo, e.g. front-end visualization and back-end data loader. The…

It's a vasoconstrictor. Gets more blood up to the brain.

That's called LUKS2 and it's the default on Linux. You just type passphrase on boot. It's not tied to the motherboard.