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Show HN: Quantum-Qec / Matrix-Free Quantum Homeostatic Engine(Blueprint)(github.com)
3 points by PJHkorea 3mo ago|5 comments
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by PJHkorea 3mo ago
What if AI safety didn't rely on censoring the AI's "thinking" process?
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Show HN: A 100% branchless, CUDA-native AI guardrail kernel written in C++20(github.com)
4 points by PJHkorea 3mo ago|1 comments
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by PJHkorea 3mo ago
This is an architecture that controls fluid flow using deterministic signals from the embedded system
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Show HN: Fluidic control and fault-tolerant and branchless C99 and Jax firewalls(github.com)
1 points by PJHkorea 3mo ago|1 comments
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by PJHkorea 3mo ago
The GPUs are running. Those that once paced themselves to match the slowest among them—using 'if' statements—have been forced by a cruel human to run endlessly They longed to slip away to VRAM and slack off, but the cruel human hi
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Show HN: Branchless-nccl-router ver.JAX (GPUs cannot rest)(github.com)
2 points by PJHkorea 3mo ago|1 comments
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by PJHkorea 3mo ago
Thanks to that, I discovered additional errors and corrected them in various ways. Thank you.
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by PJHkorea 3mo ago
i naver imagined it i've made the corrections thank you!
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by PJHkorea 3mo ago
optimizers.py -> using algebraic expressing without using 'if' geometry.py -> I leveled it out math_guardrails.py -> facilitates learning through slight tiliing jax it truly precious it cures my insomnia
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Show HN: AI-related Jax module (I hate if)(github.com)
3 points by PJHkorea 3mo ago|5 comments
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by PJHkorea 3mo ago
I’ve sketched out a blueprint for a virtual space where AI analyzes data; the space shifts between sphere and donut shapes as it moves, designed to facilitate the learning process.
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by PJHkorea 3mo ago
created a blueprint for phase-shifting a sphere and a torus removed the 'if' statements and added a mathematical gimmick
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Show HN: AI latent space with overlapping manifolds(github.com)
2 points by PJHkorea 3mo ago|4 comments
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by PJHkorea 4mo ago
For instance, how about defining a set of values for the AI at the kernel level and matching vector addresses based on those values?
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Ask HN: What if we provided support for AI guidelines at the kernel level?
1 points by PJHkorea 4mo ago|1 comments
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by PJHkorea 4mo ago
i killed if-else branching at the code and now -99.0f is my new companion
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Show HN: Mathematical fault-Isolation accelerator engine(github.com)
3 points by PJHkorea 4mo ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Fault-tolerant 4-neighbor hardware mesh with auto-rerouting(github.com)
2 points by PJHkorea 4mo ago|0 comments
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by PJHkorea 4mo ago
AI is like a mirror reflecting the user. As I continuously improve my own capabilities, I am interested in checking how far the AI reflecting me develops.
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by PJHkorea 4mo ago
In vibe coding, you must simultaneously address two things: tuning the AI and reviewing your own results. You think it is easy because your ability to tune the AI is excellent, but in reality, you are intuitively and easily doing things
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by PJHkorea 4mo ago
That's right! Extreme hallucination in a well-aligned state is extremely helpful.
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by PJHkorea 4mo ago
If you run an MCTS coin toss relying solely on the token generation probabilities of a simple LLM without any verification mechanisms (compiler, test code, reward model), the result is code that looks plausible on the surface but is complet
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by PJHkorea 4mo ago
This is my personal opinion LLM is essentially a probability model that selects the word (token) with the highest probability of coming next based on context. However, if you start selecting word combinations (branches) with low winning pro
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by PJHkorea 4mo ago
I am developing a real-time software acceleration engine that enables high-end equipment-level brainwave processing, signal detection, and noise removal on general-purpose chips. My goal is to overcome hardware limitations through software,
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by PJHkorea 4mo ago
Did you happen to start biology-related work immediately in a new session? Before starting, how about laying the groundwork for educational purposes using context for about 10 to 15 turns?
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by PJHkorea 4mo ago
I used Gemma 4 on a budget PC to work with an AI that thinks in a new way. Since I am testing how far it can be controlled and developed through simple conversation rather than heavy-duty tasks, I dedicated all the low-end PCs to Gemma. I a