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by Lerc 5mo ago
When thermal throttling occurs you can perform faster by running slower. This is precicely because of the efficiency. The lower efficiency of the higher speed triggers a much lower performance sooner.
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by Lerc 5mo ago
The main thing is video output. Even VGA is fading away now. HDMI is kind of what you need to be relevant to a lot of potenial users.
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by Lerc 5mo ago
I have been thinking along those lines myself. I have been playing around with a per scanline generated display on a rp2350 outputting to a tiny LCD. I think there's potential for some pretty fancy stuff on HDMI. A 2350 with PSRAM, H
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by Lerc 5mo ago
Perhaps you should check your books again, reasoning and reinforcement learning are different things. Some reasoning is trained by reinforecement you could just finetune reasoning, people have had better results than you would expect by bru
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by Lerc 5mo ago
Calling this a straw man would be attributing an unnecessarily sturdy construction. Yes there are people making stupid claims on all sides. Attributing phrasing like solved or cooked is as if it is some sort of fanatic specific jargon simp
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by Lerc 5mo ago
How does one determine an increase in somthing earlier in life from having better early detection mechanisms? Presubably if you detect eveything earlier, every one of the detected cases would be younger if all else were equal.
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by Lerc 5mo ago
Isn't that like saying there are more blog posts written than books. Sure they are similar in that they are collections of words, but the significance of the total is not the count of how many there are, but rather their sum worth.
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by Lerc 5mo ago
I think, in many places, landlords aim to break even with rent covering house expenses and interest on borrowing. The profit comes from capital gains. This works especially "well" when you keep buying places because with rent co
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by Lerc 5mo ago
Are you judging by experiencing them on a CRT, or from modern displays? The range of colours was certainty broad enough, but I agree that the screenshots tend to look a bit bland. I wonder how much this came down to variance of the video
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by Lerc 5mo ago
Not at all the same thing. AI is a subset of what companies can do, and many if the issues people have with AI are not intrinsic to AI but rather their use in the hands of companies utilizing then for their own benefit.
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by Lerc 5mo ago
The Pro human AI Delcaration has as one of its list of denands Child Protection: Companies must not be allowed to exploit children or undermine their wellbeing with AI interactions creating emotional attachment or leverage I think it enti
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by Lerc 5mo ago
I have found that, for many of the statements about what AI should do, I would actally be happier if the letters "AI" were replaced with "companies"
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by Lerc 5mo ago
Do you not think money provides some ability to achieve goals? Fund raising is an integral part of most non-profits. But you ignored the part about influence, would an OpenAI that did not scale up and had no world beating models have much
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by Lerc 5mo ago
If they stayed small and 100% non-profit, would the influence or value of the non profit be more, or less, than it is today? I think the non-profit has around 25% ownership of something that is around a trillion dollars of on-paper money. I
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by Lerc 5mo ago
Presumably the effect of any explosion would decrease proportional to the volume as it expands. Is there much volume in space?
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by Lerc 5mo ago
I disagree. It will be able to perform work deserving if a fields medal before it is capable of running a McDonalds. I think it will be running a McDonalds well before either of those things happen, and a fields medal long after both have h
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by Lerc 5mo ago
Time passes. Do you know what its like talking to a group of game developers, and finding out none of them knew what an Amiga was. I try to rage against the dying of the light, with limited success. When my daughter went into a classroom (m
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by Lerc 5mo ago
I was reading though thinking that only a few of these were dumb. I wondered if it was a reference to Dumb Ways to Die, but thought that was a bit obscure for a reference. Turns out, apparantly not. I think if I had have gone to all that w
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by Lerc 5mo ago
It could be done that way but you are spending parameters managing the fact that the output changes completely with a change in view position or orientation. A observer independent model only has to manage changes of things that are actual
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by Lerc 5mo ago
Yes they are image generators. You want image generator generators. A diffusion style process generating gausians instead of pixels. You could possibly do nerfs that way, but it would be effectively generating a trained network. If you m
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by Lerc 5mo ago
This will be the future of a class of 3d Game. the prompt may not be text however. An input of a kind of schematic representation of what the designer wants would be better. It may resemble a storyboard or a collection of organised notes
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by Lerc 5mo ago
https://childrightstaskforce.org.au/ > Our membership is made up of advocates, service providers, individuals and experts, speaking with a united voice to promote and realise the rights of Australian children. > The
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by Lerc 5mo ago
It is, provided there is a broad consensuss of experts in the field who agree on the danger and what to about it, the government regulates based on that information and that the regulation is effective. Apart from those things, the Austral
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by Lerc 5mo ago
There are two things here, firstly, Without AI, you can have heavily designed environments or you can have procedurally generated, people manage to make both work. Both can also fail because of reasons specific to the approach. Careles
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by Lerc 5mo ago
I did not say no measurement, I said favouring the measurement over what is measured. It's declaring that you will buy the fastest car you see today and then someone delivering one from low earth orbit.
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by Lerc 5mo ago
30% of the time it is all of the time.
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by Lerc 5mo ago
Fair enough, but you can still observe and make comments about them.
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by Lerc 5mo ago
> Most people attend higher education to access opportunity to improve their lives, overwhelmingly for a career and earning. I think that's the presumption that might be at the heart of the problem. People have come to believe that
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by Lerc 5mo ago
If you remove the fluff that the register added and stick with https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2026/05/11/mythos-finds-a-curl-v... it seems like a claim that's a claim fairly distant to "its all h
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by Lerc 5mo ago
It sounds like it's a claim along the lines that you can't tell "I love Lucy" is on because you are listening to the audio and not looking at the screen.

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