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xxprogamerxy
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Comment #45297211
Very interesting! In your internal testing, did you also compare your results with the transformer model from this paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.17774 from July?
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Comment #45296848
Genesis is also a traditional physics engine, no ML-based physics prediction going on here. To my understanding their performance gains mainly come from building the engine to be h…
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Comment #43563355
Not meant as a criticism of the project in general. I appreciate people working on this. I'm curious, what other approaches are you currently considering? In my mind, all roads lea…
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Comment #43563175
I'm a bit skeptical if this will do the trick. These PoW challenges can be parallelized across different websites and may not be as off-putting as intended. Here some quick back-of…
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Comment #43522181
Simple, UX. The reality is, most webapps for mobile just suck. The UX is nowhere near that of a native application. I don't want any text to be selectable. I don't want pull to ref…
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Comment #36778660
It knows that GPT-4 was released on March 14th 2023 so the knowledge cutoff has to be after that.
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Comment #36143398
He wants the release of the model to primarily benefit individuals and smaller teams as opposed to large deep-pocketed firms.
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Comment #33178319
Got me ^^
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Ask HN: Are you using AR/VR-Headsets for productivity?
Meta just unveiled their new Quest Pro headset. I am curious whether any of you are actually using AR/VR-Headsets on a regular basis for productive tasks. Please share your use-cas…
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Comment #32363236
Just checked it out, you're right. They actually explicitly said: > In order to do what's best for our users and the web, and not just Google Chrome, we will focus our web efforts …
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Comment #32362938
Dart is probably the best contender for 'replacing' JavaScript right now. Dart's Type- and Null-safety, built in support for both JIT and AOT compilation, great dev tools, and the …