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nasreddin

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    Comment #48566445

    not totally true anymore. check out https://programbench.com/ new models like Fable were scoring 30%. wouldnt be suprised if very soon we eclipse 50%

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    Comment #48470759

    and you WILL enjoy it

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    Comment #48104039

    Very cool tech. I think people are underrating how this will be used.

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    Comment #47773215

    The engram idea is actually technically clever but imo sees the solution from a bottom-up approach while Louf's real argument is a top-down view. His solution (declarative specs) s…

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    Comment #46998598

    This is probably the most "techbro understanding of finance" moment if there ever was one. Laughable stuff.

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    Comment #46908370

    "a gameboy emulator should be a weekend project for anyone even ever so slightly qualified" do you really believe something so ridiculous?

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    Comment #46908332

    The free market has simply decided these consumers are not as relevant as the others.

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    Comment #46842175

    Its an incorrect assumption, the inference speed and particularly the inference speed of the on-device LLMs with which AVs would need to be using is not compatible with the structu…

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    Comment #46726040

    "Transportation, like software, is accumulated knowledge. The horse embodied centuries of breeding, training, and hard-won understanding about terrain, endurance, and failure. Peop…

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    Comment #46643236

    Essentially the idea of a context window in modern LLM models, there is implicit domain knowledge to every task in which no matter how capable the model may be, if not in the conte…

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    Comment #46642764

    TSMC is a for profit business. Why would they care about the moral virtue purity of the applications running on their chips? Seriously illogical statement

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