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piinbinary
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About piinbinary
http://jeremymikkola.com
Email: @.com
https://twitter.com/silenceofnight
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Comment #49116952
> Most generative AI tools, however, are trained on copyrighted and licensed content, and their output can include content that infringes those copyrights and licenses To some exte…
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Comment #48872058
The part of this that's the most interesting to me is the fact that it is worthwhile for the compiler to expend the effort looking for this optimization opportunity. I would expect…
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Comment #48864025
ChatGPT tells me that it would take a very large array to detect distance with any accuracy
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Comment #48862999
One day I want to build something like this, except for sound. It would be great to get a heading and distance for where a sound is coming from. This could be both for small scale …
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Comment #48846311
I wonder if it would ever start to make sense to burn an AI model into ROM, replacing a large portion of an inference machine's RAM with ROM. (Probably not, since I'm sure those ma…
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Comment #48820217
Is there a URL for that language? It is unfortunately a bit un-googleable!
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Comment #48685941
I have this book and like it. I also wish there was a book that guided you through the process of implementing a language with accurate garbage collection, similar to how Crafting …
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Comment #48679602
Prior discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29104047
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Comment #48672887
I have a suspicion these new prices will stick around, even after the RAM shortage ends. Speaking of which, what's the timeline of the RAM shortage ending? I have no sense for whet…
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Comment #48573400
Only as > the act of writing out a problem to a model still forces the same sentence-level precision described earlier (model referring to LLM here) but not as writing for writing'…
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Comment #48572981
Writing is as good, or even better https://www.paulgraham.com/words.html
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Comment #48572004
How do the linear types here relate (or not relate) to the Borrow Checker in Rust?
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Comment #48571914
This 404s for me
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Comment #48570228
The README references Electroboom's implementation
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Comment #48547235
It would also be fun to have a full computer algebra system (like maxima) on a phone
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Comment #48542141
I bet if you took one of Taalas' cards which consumes 200 watts for 14,000 tokens/second [0] and slowed it down by a factor of 10, it would actually be quite reasonable to power by…
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Comment #48087550
I've been going through Nora Sandler's Writing a C Compiler book and writing a compiler in Python. I'm excited to start the chapters on optimization - those seem like the most fun …
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Comment #47614079
I'd be very curious to know what class of vulnerability these tend to be (buffer overrun, use after free, misset execute permissions?), and if, armed with that knowledge, a determi…
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Comment #47444912
How does the benchmark tell how many branches were mispredicted? Is that something the processor exposes?
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Comment #47433701
> a luxury apartment building goes up, surveys the market, and sets its rents 30% higher for the privilege of living in a new building with a gym for dogs or ball pit or whatever. …
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Comment #47154365
Back when I lived in SF, there was one bus route (the 6, I believe) that I could use to get to work. The bus was so slow due to frequent, long stops and traffic lights that I could…