LarsDu88

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Major Aging Related Metabolic Shifts Occur Around Ages 44 and 60(nature.com)
4 points by LarsDu88 7mo ago|1 comments
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by LarsDu88 7mo ago
I was just thinking of something along the same lines, but for something much sillier. Use self-supervised JEPA to make a color visualizer for audio -- synesthesia. Was wondering if you guys have explored leJEPA and SIGReg?
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by LarsDu88 7mo ago
The stuff I built with Opus 4.6 in the past 2.5 weeks: Full clone of Panel de Pon/Tetris attack with full P2P rollback online multiplayer: https://panel-panic.com An emulator of the MOS 6502 CPU with visual display of the v
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by LarsDu88 7mo ago
I've been thinking hard about this paradigm shift while thinking about ideas for things to "vibecode" I started by trying to think about ways of running a vending machine company autonomously using a finite state machine + ag
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by LarsDu88 7mo ago
Fun fact, he almost got the worldwide console rights to Tetris back in the 80s, and tried going to Soviet officials to get those rights. To the point he's the antagonist of a recent "Tetris" movie that came out.
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by LarsDu88 7mo ago
VideoGen models have to have decoder output heads that reproduce pixel level frames. The loss function involes producing plausible image frames that requires a lot of detailed reconstruction. I assume that when you get out of bed in the mor
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by LarsDu88 7mo ago
Wang fits the profile of a possible successor ceo for meta. Young, hit it big early, hit the ai book early straight out of college. Obviously not woke (just look at his public statements). Unfotunately the dude knows very little about ai or
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by LarsDu88 7mo ago
That's such a terrible take. For a hot minute Meta had a top 3 LLM and open sourced the whole thing, even with LeCunn's reservations around the technology. At the same time Meta spat out huge breakthroughs in: - 3d model generatio
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by LarsDu88 7mo ago
I really hate the world model terminology, but the actual low level gripe between LeCunn and autoregressive LLMs as they stand now is the fact that the loss function needs to reconstruct the entirety of the input. Anything less than pixel p
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by LarsDu88 7mo ago
There's been a few very interesting JEPA publications from LeCun recently, particularly the leJEPA paper which claims to simplify a lot of training headaches for that class of models. JEPAs also strike me as being a bit more akin to hu
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by LarsDu88 7mo ago
It is true. Here is the publication going over how to generate this type of dataset and finetune: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2506.14245 I don't think you grasp my statement. LLMs will exceed humans greatly for any doma
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by LarsDu88 7mo ago
This is about to change very soon. Unlike many other domains (such as greenfield scientific discovery), most coding problems for which we can write tests and benchmarks are "verifiable domains". This means an LLM can autogenerated
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by LarsDu88 7mo ago
These humanoid robots making cars is always a bit disappointing. If you look at videos of an assembly line the humans do manually dexterous complex tasks like bolting in car seats which are move in by hand, or helping place windshields into
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by LarsDu88 7mo ago
That's not how a smart business runs and that's now how Nvidia operates. Jensen is smart. He's gone through over 30 years of tech cycles. Nvidia actively commoditizes the LLM models. Look at Nemotron. They've avoided mak
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by LarsDu88 7mo ago
Greg Brockman donated 25 million dollars, and DoW gives OpenAI 200 million dollar contract. Just good 'ol fashion grifting mixed with a bit of government corruption. This country has been boiling the frog of graft, grifting, and corrup
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by LarsDu88 8mo ago
Wow $499 for students It's like the crack dealer giving free samples to the young ones
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Show HN: Panel Panic a Rust/Macroquad/WASM Panel de Pon/Tetris Attack Clone(panel-panic.com)
2 points by LarsDu88 8mo ago|0 comments
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by LarsDu88 8mo ago
The whole Anthropic DoW tiff was related to this, and folks were downvoting me even minutes before the first strike for making the connection: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47189853#47191060
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by LarsDu88 8mo ago
Wow, NYTimes posted news of a strike only 30 minutes after my comment.
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by LarsDu88 8mo ago
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps has over 200,000 personnel. There are thousands of putative SAM sites and MANPAD launch sites. The amount of data to crunch is significant. Alternatively, the DoW is simply incompetent and Trump or Hegs
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by LarsDu88 8mo ago
The Iran situation is unique. If it is true that Epstein was part of a blackmailing operation run by Israeli intelligence, then the time to act is limited. It may only be a matter of time before the US-Israel special relationship begins to
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by LarsDu88 8mo ago
11 fucking minutes ago my friend: https://www.reddit.com/r/CombatFootage/comments/1rgve96/isra...
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by LarsDu88 8mo ago
Don't know why im being down voted on this. The reality of the situation will become evident in the next 2 weeks
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by LarsDu88 8mo ago
The question is why was it so urgent to bring this up right now. The answer is that the US Navy has carrier battle groups stationed off the coast of Iran right now. US F22 fighter jets have been spotted on Israeli airfields by Chinese comme
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by LarsDu88 8mo ago
The thing is, other companies can pick up that slack. Heck even distillation attacks against claude can be used to create such models
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by LarsDu88 8mo ago
China has evacuated its embassies in Iran. This is really about the imminent strike on Iran which is now super telegraphed. They are gonna use ChatGPT for target selection, and the likely outcome is that it will fuck things up and a bunch o
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by LarsDu88 8mo ago
The thing is, the cost of making them at home is both laborious, poorly reproducible, and lower quality than getting it done at JLPCB. In the old days, it was done with an exacto and rubylith. Today it requires a laser setup for about $4000
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by LarsDu88 8mo ago
I'm aware of osh park, but it's immediately apparent how they are not cost competitive to China, and that this is a structural issue
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by LarsDu88 8mo ago
Vibe coding isn't so much a movement as a big fat tool that was air dropped from space after the megacorps decided to dump billions of dollars into LLMs and LLM companies. It's like comparing Christianity to water wheels or gay pr
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by LarsDu88 8mo ago
I live in Santa Clara where the first chip fans in the world existed. In places like Santa Clara (home to Intel, AMD, Nvidia), and neighboring Sunnyvale and Mountain View there are maps of chemical leakage of industrial solvents which had c

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