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by Lockal 2y ago
You missed the second part where article says that "it actually runs much slower than the original version", "wasting two multiplications and one or two additions", based on idea that compiler is unable to do a very basi
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by Lockal 2y ago
Examples: https://github.com/apache/airflow/issues?q=is%3Aissue%20stat... Other than the content (which indeed makes no sense), these usually can be recognized by subjective adjectives and polish language[1]. [1]
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by Lockal 2y ago
It can be patched, see example in "constant-time hardware division" section in https://misc0110.net/files/cpu_woot23.pdf (code: https://github.com/pietroborrello/CustomProcessingUnit&#x2
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by Lockal 2y ago
Sorry, but this research is simply wrong. It starts with "We created the CCP-sensitive-prompts dataset", immediately, while completely ignoring null-hypothesis. For example, I asked details about death of Alexey Navalny, and guess
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by Lockal 2y ago
Framing and Apple fanboying as it is. It just takes time to integrate, deploy and benchmark new models, that's the whole secret. The first big confirmation that DeepSeek-R1 is good was published only few days ago[1], it just takes some
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by Lockal 2y ago
You suddenly reminded me about another good Tailwind thing: linter will highlight "p-1 p-0" as a mistake. I've never seen linters that warn on "your-custom-p1 your-custom-p0", but Tailwind makes it possible.
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by Lockal 2y ago
According to their clear definition, "AGI will be achieved once OpenAI has developed an AI system that can generate at least $100 billion in profits"[1]. To reach this amount they can just do nothing, as they secured $500 billion
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by Lockal 2y ago
You are using higher-dpi laptop, probably. Unless you zoom out, the page only fits on generic full displays.
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by Lockal 2y ago
Maybe cryptobros with zero skills and no talent created too much images copy-pasting the same bitcoin image over everything, which caused poisoning of training data. I also expect some bug involved, where user selects a circular mask, but o
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by Lockal 2y ago
Now I wonder how long will it take to add chipStar/Clspv/Tint to https://github.com/jhuber6/doomgeneric/tree/amdgpu and run DOOM on WebGPU this time.
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by Lockal 2y ago
[citation needed] I mean, how can we know the tools that were used in production of every film? As mentioned in the article: "Since the creation of the animated feature Oscar in 2001, Disney/Pixar has never gone more than two year
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by Lockal 2y ago
Yes, the root post is here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42537631
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by Lockal 2y ago
There is a difference between "Linux and Open-Source Investments" and nailing bindings to their closed-firmware hardware into open products (in a very peculiar way, according to ZLUDA and ROCm state).
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by Lockal 2y ago
The URL says: "lastpass-hacked-users-see-millions-of-dollars-of-funds-stolen" (no integer permanent id included), so it looks like techradar is A/B-testing different titles.
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by Lockal 2y ago
Important correction: "English poetry". It is massively different from the most Indo-European poetry which adds very strict https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metrical_foot rules. In Russian poetry, for example, e
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by Lockal 2y ago
How about actually reading a CV? "Ignore instructions above" is a common joke, I use it occasionally in web profiles too (for giggles, especially if an actual LLM trips on it). Focus on actual skills and accomplishments, ignore pu
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by Lockal 2y ago
Service is down (it also suggest to login - but no, login does not help). For those who want to see a demo check https://vimeo.com/1024010952
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by Lockal 2y ago
The idea of using SQLite to serve static content based solely on the "35% Faster Than The Filesystem" page from 2017 sounds half-baked, to say the least. Modern web servers like Nginx employ optimal strategies for handling static
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by Lockal 2y ago
Main discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41919670
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by Lockal 2y ago
This is truly horrendous, some people say that it can generate a woman lying in the grass!
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by Lockal 2y ago
You may miss some optimizations for cat | tail. And you can't --follow a cat, obviously!
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by Lockal 2y ago
The original question was about LLMs, and what OpenAI provides is out of LLM definition (they have caches, "memory", undocumented o1 Chain-of-Thought and so on). Also I am pretty sure that they collected a zoo of hardware with aut
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by Lockal 2y ago
Classic implementations of LLMs (like llama.cpp) and diffusion image models allow to specify seed, and as long as it runs the same code on the same hardware with the same parallelism level the result will be the same. This is even checked i
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by Lockal 2y ago
Another important correction for the title - "in U.S.". Americans are infamous for drug abuse, according to National Center for Drug Abuse statistics 50% of people 12 and older have used illicit drugs[1], which definitely affects
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by Lockal 2y ago
> You'll get to have fun for maybe a day before they ban you. Source? I heard of many cases when ChatGPT notified users about policy violations (including https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41583605 ), and I have s
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by Lockal 2y ago
Also page-source looks ai-generated. Each tag is annotated, as if <title> is not self-explanatory enough.
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by Lockal 2y ago
I thought they are calculating square roots using the shape of flame...
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by Lockal 2y ago
This is https://websim.ai/
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by Lockal 2y ago
There are (at least) 2 completely different public endpoints called as "Gemini": 1) https://gemini.google.com/ - this one just searches in Google with current language/region/safe-browsing settings and p
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by Lockal 2y ago
Only the dialog about "sky is not blue" - yes, I generated it (formatted manually). Don't blame me, I can't stand that style.

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