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puilp0502
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Comment #49024033
Is GLSL more "approachable" than SIMD? For me personally (who doesn't have any graphics programming experience), GLSL feels way scarier than SIMD, especially when you look at the b…
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Comment #48277689
> Turns out AI is terrible at guessing whats faster or allocates less s/AI/a human being/ would work equally well, lol. Jokes aside, I do like the approach of letting the AI build …
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Comment #48254514
Looking forward to it!
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Comment #48205814
I think you're describing Mixture-of-Experts.
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Comment #48092734
I love this. This was always an idea I had in my head, because spinning up MuseScore just to write down some beats was so annoying. Glad someone already came up with the solution! …
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Comment #48092651
> Google defines certification requirements for Android which includes forcing bundling Google Chrome, etc. Isn't this a textbook case of an antitrust lawsuit? Y'know, with the who…
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Comment #48034915
> Ignored people I knew from class instead of saying hi because I didn’t know for sure if they remembered me even though the class had only 10 people in it This hit painfully hard.…
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Comment #48033015
I guess their point was to demonstrate that it's possible to bake a decently-sized model to a silicon? As with anything related to HW, I guess the lead time will be considerably la…
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Comment #46730539
The author wanted people to be able to just "ssh mygame", no? In that sense, ssh was a design requirement.
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Comment #46677750
I think the parent is talking about the people who post to LinkedIn that "SWE as a profession is dead" non-stop. I fully agree with you that it massively lowered the cost to create…
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Comment #46275907
Few questions: * How do you manage the key for encrypting IDs? Injected to app environment via envvar? Just embedded in source code? I ask this because I'm curious as to how much "…
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Comment #46262306
But it's much easier to say "orthogonal" than "linearly independent", no? As you mentioned, I think the word "orthogonal" has already lost its meaning of "dot product equals zero",…
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Comment #45965227
Guilty until proven innocent.
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Comment #45965206
Is there a word for a feeling that there's gotta be a German word for this niche feeling?
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Comment #45952177
I would. Heck, I bet half of HN would be interested in what kind of insanity lies under those behemoths.
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Comment #45247168
I see. So if I'm understanding correctly, then this policy serves as a kind of "legal ground" from which the maintainers can take action against perpetrators, right? To add a bit m…
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Comment #45246098
Every time I encounter these kinds of policy, I can't help but wonder how these policies would be enforced: The people who are considerate enough to abide by these policies, are th…
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Comment #45220157
Isn't that what APIs are for?
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Comment #45220112
It's going to be interesting if ChatGPT actually hooks up with SSPs and dumps a whole "user preference" embedding vector to the ad networks.
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Comment #45220092
Can you elaborate on the "bad customer service"? I've never engaged in Claude's support team, but curious to know what you've experienced.
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Comment #45220071
What kind of benefit does Multi-Token Prediction bring to the inference side? Is it only relevant in pretraining efficiency?
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Comment #45146784
> If your Docker Compose workflow is overly complex, just convert it to Kubernetes YAML. Is this also applicable for single-host services? I have a lot of my toy projects packaged …
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Comment #45146751
> Before you make it more glitzy you have to make it less glitchy. I am copying this so that I can use it later when the marketing comes in and suggests we devote more dev time to …
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Comment #45115091
Isn't this a duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44286277 ?
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Comment #45115036
Top in my list of "insane engineering done by emulator people" is still Dolphin's ubershader; but still, I thank that there are people like the author that dedicate exorbitant time…