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threatripper
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Comment #49247718
Figure 1 made me laugh out loud.
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Comment #49247693
I fear that we can only predict them if we deliberately trigger them to release the energy.
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Comment #49241645
1/f noise basically kills averaging. You collect more signal but at the same time equally more noise.
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Comment #49206651
Apparently LLMs are very good at decompilation. I mean it makes sense, they are trained on readable code and they understand logical structure very well. And a lot of real-world pr…
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Comment #49206608
If you pay your employees enough to sing all day about how much they love you they will sing.
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Comment #49206533
It's not just speed, it will consume a lot less energy per token, maybe even more than 100x difference. And cost for a chip that runs that one model will also go down a lot once vo…
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Comment #49170482
The real crank you need to look at is where we dig the resources out of the ground. All of that will eventually end up in the atmosphere. Plug that hole. Stop digging and drilling.…
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Comment #49160149
How many miles does the burger drive my car? Not to question your numbers but they lack context. Also, it would be good for nature if there were fewer or no humans on this planet. …
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Comment #49134727
Yeah, it's way easier to argue that the product is a bad idea if they give you all the resources to build, release and grow it but there's just not enough customers showing up. The…
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Comment #49134328
Do you get promoted for not launching a product? The interests of the individual and the institution do not always perfectly align.
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Comment #49002381
Can we assume that the test is still private when it was run on many cloud providers?
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Comment #48989211
Also add electricity 50% on top for cooling the DC.
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Comment #48950598
Just got cut off mid-task in central Europe. When I open a new chat it still advertises "Extended through Jul 19" One theory is that they are removing the limits altogether and the…
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Comment #48943794
Anthropic is arguably still better in tooling and integrating model and tooling. Good habit beats raw intelligence. For code editing Cursor editor tooling is even better.
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Comment #48901531
To me the biggest gain I see is that you take the programmers out of the loop. Instead of formulating your ideas to start a project and then acquiring the resources to do a single …
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Comment #48888532
I have great hope that the CAD & FEM field will benefit greatly from LLM use. To my understanding we currently don't have a free CAD kernel and broadly applicable FEM solver becaus…
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Comment #48856618
Cars are pretty mature while AI is just getting started. Expect 100x price drop for the same quality.
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Comment #48855600
Waiting for the AMA on Reddit "Ten years ago I was responsible for the pelican department at OpenAI, AMA"
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Comment #48828324
My feeling is that GPT-5.5 doesn't lack the raw intelligence so much as it lacks "methodology". I don't know how exactly to put it... how to approach a problem, how to take care of…
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Comment #48792153
You get the same result if you pay humans a good sum of money to find issues.
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Comment #48783637
CO2 levels will rise much more slowly to such high levels even in a small room.
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Comment #48642471
Sorry, but this sounds exactly like a greentext you can read on 4claw. Are you a real human?
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Comment #48640948
Ask people who grew up on a farm in a rural area. Sometimes you have to even if you can't and you do.
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Comment #48580763
Are you using flight trajectories with simulated drag and lift from Magnus effect?
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Comment #48580712
It would be great if we could use it for training with live measured data.