IceHegel

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by IceHegel 2y ago
And very often means or in English - recent Supreme Court case about this.
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by IceHegel 2y ago
Looking like that was the correct choice.
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by IceHegel 2y ago
Under your theory, could the Supreme Court have canceled the 2016 election result because of Russian interference?
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by IceHegel 2y ago
Romania needs some more American political thought leadership. Such an neglected area.
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by IceHegel 2y ago
After carefully reviewing all of the other comments explaining the many technical and organizational reasons why they should not “just do that,” I have come to the conclusion that it was a big missed opportunity by intel.
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by IceHegel 2y ago
The idea of building new institutions is basically right. You can’t fix Harvard. But can you really build new institutions without a new civilization? The point of Harvard is the golden ticket to the upper class. The upper class now sucks (
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by IceHegel 2y ago
Rights don't exist. They're an idea made up by man. You have a right to what you can defend. In the long run, legalism will align itself with that iron law of nature. I would protect the elephants because I like them. No use bring
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by IceHegel 2y ago
Meanwhile, Wall Street and normies call Satya Nadella a genius and will be shocked in 5 to 10 years when their tabloid news operation/tech company starts looking more like IBM.
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by IceHegel 2y ago
Prisma obviously isn't as fast as the .NET ORM or raw SQL, but the MIT undergrad can throw together an app without too much worry about joins or database stuff in general. If you have a type setup for Django and Python, I am all ears.
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by IceHegel 2y ago
This is the best write-up of tools to use to avoid shooting yourself in the foot with Django N+1s that I have seen. However, having used Django professionally for a while, I can say that it is really starting to show its age even if you dea
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by IceHegel 2y ago
Will 405b run on 8x H100s? Will it need to be quantized?
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by IceHegel 2y ago
Canceling my company’s slack as we speak. Not cool.
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by IceHegel 3y ago
Yeah, it’s not even close to doing inference on 1.8T weights for turbo queries.
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by IceHegel 3y ago
It raises the question of whether the current networking stack is the one we want to have for the next 100 years. The internet in its current form has ruined a lot of the dream of personal computing because companies (and the state) are so
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by IceHegel 3y ago
This phrase "systemic overpolicing" and ShotSpotter both come from the same mind - the mind of the state. The state - which like most organizations is concerned mostly with preserving itself - has an interest in the surveillance o
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by IceHegel 3y ago
Google, at the moment, is a tech company whose products are actively engaged in the falsification of history for political purposes. I honestly have no idea where they are going with this but I don't want to be part of it.
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by IceHegel 3y ago
Those samples are incredibly impressive. It blows RunwayML out of the water. As a layman watching the space, I didn't expect this level of quality for two or three more years. Pretty blown away, the puppies in the snow were really impr
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by IceHegel 3y ago
The typesetting is giving me a headache wish they had used latex.
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by IceHegel 3y ago
Bard is still worse than GPT-4 for pretty much every reasoning task. It has better knowledge about the web, but that's about it.
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by IceHegel 3y ago
They thought it would never catch up to them, they thought grade inflation didn’t matter because it was still hard to get in.
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by IceHegel 3y ago
Yes, there's a very real sense in which the world is better for having had Apple than not. They have made technological life more beautiful. For that reason, people seem strangely committed to defending them through their rent-seeking
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by IceHegel 3y ago
This seems basically right and there is no known cure save bringing back a founder (Jobs & Apple).
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by IceHegel 3y ago
This, along with the door blowout in the middle of an Alaska airlines flight and MCAS give me reason to believe the MAX was an ill-conceived project from the very beginning. Shareholders need to suck it up, and Boeing needs to start with a
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by IceHegel 3y ago
This is the only logical stance to have until we see some signs of life for merit and achievement as their guiding principles again. There are two reasons why initially Harvard dug in, putting it's "full support" behind her:
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by IceHegel 3y ago
The design is so over the top and busy I'm not even sure what I'm looking at. Why can't google just release something like a normal company? If it's great they won't need graphic design bloat on the landing site.
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by IceHegel 3y ago
They announced the Maia 100 AI accelerator last month. TSMC N5, 105b transistors. https://news.microsoft.com/source/features/ai/in-house-chips...
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by IceHegel 3y ago
Gemini Pro, the version live on Bard right now, feels between GPT3.5 and GPT4 in terms of reasoning ability - which reflects their benchmarks.
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by IceHegel 3y ago
This should not be allowed to happen.
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by IceHegel 3y ago
Perhaps I will go my whole life not understanding why nations didn't switch to nuclear fission. Covering 2% of the UK's land in solar panels seems very silly when we can just use the special rocks to boil water. But then again the
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by IceHegel 3y ago
Excellent idea and I encourage all who've not seen the moonless stars on a clear summer night, do it at least once. It affected me much more than like seeing Vienna or Paris for the first time, and I love those cities.

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