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    Comment #49188427

    I keep hearing this, but Hassabis did not leave Google/Alphabet. He merely changed from an administrative position to a more technical one.

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    Comment #49187209

    It is a nothing burger, for PAYG it stays the way it is: > Each paid tenancy gets the first 3,000 OCPU hours and 18,000 GB hours per month for free to create Ampere A1 Compute inst…

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    Comment #49186845

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15886728

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    Comment #49186677

    Trick is to make a bit larger instance, then scale it down to the always free limits - or so I've heard. You might pay a small amount, but totally worth it. That Arm server with 4 …

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    Comment #49186641

    > You may see a small, temporary charge on your payment method. A small, temporary $100 charge, lol. Gave me a little shock when I signed up as a student.

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    Comment #49185642

    Hassabis isn't leaving

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    Comment #49100645

    It should be illegal for the registry to add a domain that has already been 'sold' to their premium tier. Imagine you build anything successful under a domain name and the registry…

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    Comment #49088433

    Chill, it's just a rhetorical phrase. They want to show that this KDA is the result of a series of incremental improvements, and I think they did a pretty good job at that. I often…

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    Comment #49087536

    I think Karpathys nn zero to hero is a good starting point. And you can experiment on small networks using pretty normal hardware.

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    Comment #49047302

    > Beethoven is potentially the second-best known world-wide behind Da Vinci You mean Europeans? Because I highly doubt more ppl know about them than about Jesus. And I'd claim the …

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    Comment #48990288

    I see a lot of ways how that could lead countries into a dystopian nightmare, where the gov gets to decide what kind of biases a model should have.

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    Comment #48983333

    I recommend his book, "Build a Reasoning Model (From Scratch)", which is also linked in the article. https://sebastianraschka.com/books/#build-a-reasoning-model-...

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    Comment #48973792

    > I could also see someone suggesting Hemingway, although I don't buy it. Some of his works are already in the public domain in the US and can be found on Project Gutenberg, so you…

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    Comment #48963760

    It's a good thing that people have different preferences

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    Comment #48963533

    Compare to Anthropic who consistently do their resets between Thursday and Friday, somewhat alienating people who have their resets around that time.

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    Comment #48963475

    I don't know, I think some books like for example Frank Herbert's need a couple more pages to set up the scene. Also, some of the best tv shows I watched need a couple episodes bui…

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    Comment #48947405

    It is pretty damn useful to track your progress if you do any kinds of endurance sports like running or cycling, but yeah I turned those notifications off right away.

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    Comment #48945839

    float will have to do it.

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    Comment #48939160

    https://nitter.net/eliebakouch/status/2077425801633427919 That is very disappointing.

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    Comment #48939094

    I'm wondering what's up with the release of Gemini 3.5 Pro, they keep postponing it. For a while, Google was doing pretty well with their releases.

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    Comment #48939006

    In Germany we even import people by the millions to keep rents high, among other things, and more than half of them get their housing paid for by taxpayers money.

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    Comment #48920410

    Yeah right, I manually set up 4 servers, 2 pcs and 2 phones in a wireguard mesh network and I don't understand what it does.

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    Comment #48918043

    If you don't care to invest half an hour into learning some basics of how computer networking and in particular CIDR notation and subnet masks work, maybe it is not for you.

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    Comment #48917945

    I am pretty sure you have to enable cloudflare to manage your robots.txt, it shouldn't be doing that by itself. Maybe they did it by accident, it is just 1 click.