N_Lens

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by N_Lens 11mo ago
If models naturally occupy shared spectral subspaces, this could dramatically reduce - Training costs: We might discover these universal subspaces without training thousands of models - Storage requirements: Models could share common subspa
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
A bit of a 'diwhy' when you can buy a simple spring loaded twist timer for $2-5
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
I remember reading this book called 'The Losers' ( https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2114133.The_Losers ) about a privileged man who has a car accident, becomes disabled and comes to rely on government
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
Replicating late 70s chip fab in one's parents' garage. Incredible honestly, given that the microprocessor is probably the most complex human invention.
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
If you want to see the engine running it's at 30:12
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
I think these kinds of posts would benefit from first person language instead of 'you'/'your' kind of generalizations because they are personal truths, not universal.
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
Excellent tool for larger codebases!
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
I think most of us learned this from an early age - computer systems often degrade as they keep running and need to be reset from time to time. I remember when I had my first desktop PC at home (Windows 95) and it would need a fresh install
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
Isn't this generally the case across all sectors and industries? We have the technology today to create a post scarcity utopia, to reverse climate change, to restore the biosphere. The fact that none of that happens is a people problem
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
Just in time to be scooped up in AI training sets!
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
UT99 was a peak in gaming
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
The main value seems to be as a research vehicle and teaching tool rather than production-ready infrastructure. The Rust version being archived suggests this might not be under active development currently. Good for simple stateless service
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
Thanks for sharing, his website has a nice vibe.
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
Google are deep in the enshittification spiral and can't help themselves in kneecapping Gemini or imposing strict limits. Anthropic seem to atleast be a bit more customer centric.
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
A chemistry joke in MY financial thread?!
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
I think people here on HN have a front seat perspective on the value of Anthropic & Claude because it's simply the best/most consistent coding assistant AI. I don't think there's a broad awareness of Anthropic's
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
Wow this is exciting news!
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
You seem to have conflated SIMD and emulation in the context of performance. ARM has it's own SIMD instructions and doesn't take a performance hit when executing those. Translating x86 SIMD to ARM has an overhead that causes a per
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
It's mostly because Microsoft have lost focus & interest in the desktop OS market and have shifted priorities to cloud service (Azure). Right now Microsoft is a sleeping giant that doesn't see the writing on the wall regarding
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
Some crossover games perform better than the native ports. I play Path of Exile on Mac using the Windows client with a translation layer, and it plays better than the native release.
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
It may work out all the same because Apple's attempts such as with Game Porting Toolkit and Metal, boost Valve's attempts with Proton and we may see a convergence where Valve is able to make a majority of Steam games work on Mac w
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
Steve Jobs certainly didn't. I hope it changes because so many coders (Who are also gamers) now use Macbooks or Mac Minis as their development platform.
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
It’s not just slopification, it’s mass slopification with fractal agents out of every orifice!!
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
I wish I wasn’t allergic to cats. Weak bloodline of mine.
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
It just seems like more selective odds betting, aka gambling, dressed up in financial jargon.
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
Because it is!
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
The Linux vs macOS behavioral differences in ICMP sockets documented by the article are critical: - Linux overwrites identifier and checksum fields - macOS requires correct checksum calculation - macOS includes IP header in response, Linux
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
I see that Hasan ref
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
It seems to be inevitable that metrics become targets and cease to be valuable.
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by N_Lens 11mo ago
The marketing seems a bit ... unpalatable

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