EgoIncarnate

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by EgoIncarnate 2y ago
This doesn't obsolete motion capture? It doesn't seem to even be full body for one, seems to be for fixed camera and limited to head/face. Page title is more accurate: "Introducing Act-One - a new way to generate express
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by EgoIncarnate 2y ago
The WSL2 GPU passthrough is more like a virtual GPU than KVM style device passthrough. I believe it's effectively a device specific linux userland driver to device specific windows kernel driver with a linux kernel shim bridging the to
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by EgoIncarnate 2y ago
not "an H200", "In the table above, tensor parallelism is compared to pipeline parallelism with each across eight GPUs"
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by EgoIncarnate 2y ago
Bolt.new may be technically open source, but it seems to be dependant on closed source StackBlitz webcontainers? Not truly open source IMHO.
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by EgoIncarnate 2y ago
Clickbait garbage. He didn't acheive fusion, he created plasma. https://x.com/hud_zah/status/1827096141814714705
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by EgoIncarnate 2y ago
The phrase "people like him should be forcefully removed from society" is problematic because it can be seen as inciting violence. I don't think that has a place on HN, regardless of how you feel about the person. (Note: To f
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OpenAI Threatening to Ban Users for Asking Strawberry About Its Reasoning(futurism.com)
270 points by EgoIncarnate 2y ago|229 comments
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by EgoIncarnate 2y ago
Per OpenAI, it's a summary of the chain of thought, not the actual chain of thought.
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by EgoIncarnate 2y ago
I think you might be confusing CastAR with the C64 toy stuff she did early on. That was initially FPGA and then converted to custom gate array. If I recall there was an issue in that the FPGA initialzed it's memory and the custom silic
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by EgoIncarnate 2y ago
Title implies the demo video was faked. It looks like Claude created code similar with a result similar/identical to one used in a shader tutorial.
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by EgoIncarnate 2y ago
Fun for the win! I suspect most of the other suggestions, even if possible, wouldn't have generated this level of interest. Well done on your Rube Goldberg method!
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by EgoIncarnate 2y ago
You're missing some context, it's not bitonic sort itself that would present an issue with GPUs, it's the "with immutable tree rotations" part, which in a naive implementation would imply some kind of memory managem
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by EgoIncarnate 2y ago
I think people might interpret something claiming to be the "Future of Parallel Computing" as something that is just waiting on adoption. Perhaps "Towards the Future of Parallel Computing"...
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by EgoIncarnate 2y ago
Much of the software for the Xerox Alto was orginally written in BCPL. Also the original AmigaDOS was written in BCPL. This caused some complications later when they decided to use C as the primary system programming language. In AmigaDOS B
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by EgoIncarnate 2y ago
Which model did you use?
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by EgoIncarnate 2y ago
Can you explain? My intution and rough calculations say you are wrong. ChatGPT agrees "To determine the long-term annual sales of phones for a company with a constant customer base of 1 billion, where each customer upgrades at differen
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by EgoIncarnate 2y ago
The chip restrictions may accelerate things, but China was already moving in this direction. The chip restrictions were relatively recent, and the chip production capabilities took years to develop. The chip restrictions mainly made it obvi
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by EgoIncarnate 3y ago
I tried to explain that AI was ruled not copyrightable if a human wasn't meaningfully involved. Meaningfully involved being a bit blurry, with art generated from a prompt being the only explict thing so far ruled not copyrightable. Do
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by EgoIncarnate 3y ago
Too much energy is used (and heat generated) at high frequencies. For something like PCIe, you don't need to double the frequency for the whole circuit to double the frequency of the link. You can double the front/back and then do
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by EgoIncarnate 3y ago
It's an April Fool's joke. "jwt NETGATE 3 days ago @johnpoz said in Serious ....: I don't recall them doing things before about April fools we (I) did, back in 2017 https://www.netgate.com/blog
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by EgoIncarnate 3y ago
Purely AI driven art is already defacto public domain in the US in that it is not copyrightable. See https://www.theverge.com/2022/2/21/22944335/us-copyright-off... There is a spectrum of what AI generat
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by EgoIncarnate 3y ago
https://rr-project.org/ had the same problem. They use the retired conditional branch counter instead of instruction counter, and I believe then instruction stepping until at the correct address.
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by EgoIncarnate 3y ago
Each token generated may only use a subset of the parameters (86billion instead of 314billion), but the next generated token might use a different subset. If it's anything like Mixtral, it will switch between experts constantly. It hel
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by EgoIncarnate 3y ago
Disabling SIP also disables your ability to run iOS apps on Apple Silicon :-( It might be for copy protection reasons. iOS apps are partially encrypted and without SIP you could probably access the decrypted version.
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Unity CEO John Riccitiello to Step Down in Wake of Installment Fee Controversy(ign.com)
3 points by EgoIncarnate 3y ago|1 comments
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by EgoIncarnate 3y ago
My quick test of running multiple command prompts and running free showed that each one had a full set of memory. It's not multitasking, and I believe it assumes that the tasks are well behaved (not modifying DOS internals), so tasks d
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by EgoIncarnate 3y ago
DOSSHELL creates a swap file DOSSWAP.SWP, so all tasks don't need to fit in memory.
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by EgoIncarnate 3y ago
It sounds like there was a config option available to disable the signature addition to the image file ( https://github.com/simh/simh/issues/1059#issuecomment-108689... ). I could see a benefits for having an
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by EgoIncarnate 3y ago
It seems Mark Pizzolato was at the time the primary maintainer and recent contributor (by a large margin) ( https://groups.io/g/simh/message/1501 ). Mark made a change to how the virtual disk system worked that
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by EgoIncarnate 3y ago
The files uploaded in a code interpreter session are available for use by the python interpreter, but are not automatically part of the context, which is limited to 8k tokens in the ChatGPT GPT-4 Code Interpreter model.

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