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AussieWog93
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3mo ago
Who downvoted this person for correctly defining GOFAI on an tech forum?
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If those are the actual numbers, you're proving GP's point. You can give each of those 14.5k people ~$55-60k instead of giving 8k people $100k and homelessness is still solved.
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This post is literally just SEO copy designed to sell degoogled phones to (justifiably) anxious DV victims? Their phones are more than twice as expensive as equivalent models at JF HiFi too (and 5-10x the price of an older, but still perfec
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Is suspect you're looking at more like $100k than $100 for an ASIC with enough memory and compute to handle Fable. But the flip side is possibly 1000+ tok/s on a SOTA model, which would be game changing. Could make sense for datac
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That makes no sense, Terry.
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It was in the release presentation for GPT 5.6, they acknowledged the simonw test and then rendered one.
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To anyone who is unfamiliar with LM Arena, this isn't a synthetic benchmark but basically an A/B test. Human users submit the same prompt to two models and then pick with output they prefer. Also very good for free image gen, for
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I like to think of pre-12 Rules Peterson and post-12 Rules Peterson as two separate people. Some mix of the fame, coordinated bad-faith campaigns against him and the Benzos broke the man's brain. But you go back to his lecture series a
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Have been having an awful day today, this really cheered me up. Thank you so much for sharing your dumb joke!
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When I looked into this a year ago, it was like €60/mo through Hetzner auction. Might be more now but even if it's double or triple it's not that crazy for a hobby. If you built yourself out of used parts you could do it for
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3mo ago
I'm a Python dev so don't do much typescript, this sounds crazy too!
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The "uhm, ackshually" responses to this comment are insane.
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The difference is that I expect "npm install" to execute code, where I do not expect merely opening a repo to look at the files in Cursor to execute anything.
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This all went over my head, but does anyone know either how much faster this will make things (4x faster than AVX512 at 2048-bit??), and if unified memory plus a basic GPU will render this dead in the water?
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>How would you react if you got a panicked call from your spouse and it came from their phone number? I would be surprised if an AI successfully imitated the batshit insane way my wife and I speak to one another, but I get how that could
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This might just be my bubble, but us there that much AI being used for girlfriends/scams, or even reels these days? Most people I know use it as a tool to do things for them, technical or otherwise. Even the loneliest people I know don
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Has there been an uptick in terrorist bombings or is this just a hypothetical at this stage?
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I've definitely seen it used both ways, comparing Japan to other countries as well as India/Africa. I wouldn't necessarily call it a "racist dog whistle" myself, though - there is a very real pattern that's bei
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Ok, the implication that I'm reading between the lines is that this sort of behaviour is somehow more tolerated by people with names like Liu and Tan, but is this actually the case? I know there's some evidence of Chinese people w
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Didn't know there was a word for that, thanks! Looks like my programming style matches my communication style in general. :P
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I heard that China was spinning up DDR5 (but not HBM?) production in the next couple of years, with the hope of outcompeting Korea and Taiwan in the mid to long term.
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Well under 1tps, but the fact it runs at all on a 16gb system is incredibly impressive!
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My oldest turns 6 in just over a week and my initial reaction to this heading - as well as the product itself and the picture of the kid using it - was heartbreak and sadness. Not anger, just sadness. Like when you read a story about a ki
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https://github.com/EspoTek/.claude/blob/master/CLAUDE.md Stick the "Never suppress errors" section into your Claude.md, this will never happen again (works for me with Python/Flask, ymmv f
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Honestly, "mini" and "nano" to me just seem like really awful names from a marketing perspective - they might as well call it "lobotomized crap version of GPT" and "even more lobotomized crap version of GP
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If anyone wants a concrete example of this, Pikmin 4 uses Unreal!
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It's true for Nintendo too. They don't sell the hardware at a loss but also they make very little from the consoles (at least when they're new). Most of the money comes from software accessories.
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I usually just cut a "knife" out of a cereal box and saw back and forth.
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>switching out an LLM is both cheap an easy. Honestly, these days probably less friction switching out Redis or Elasticsearch (backend) than changing LLM provider (human facing). Fable is seriously good enough now to, in a 20k line proje
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I would assume yes - their goal is to capture consumer subscribers. Claude are going to take Fable away, and they're going to swoop in and give it to us.
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