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I bet they’ll follow the sports media and, my personal taste in sports media, has recently started to migrate (e.g., Defector editors and contributors).
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In my experience, the change has been positive. I rarely see feuds on Bluesky and when they happen I find them especially embarrassing because it’s so unusual. I stopped posting on Twitter around the acquisition but kept my account. When I
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You’re not drafted and languish on a practice squad.
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I don’t follow. We have benchmarks that have survived decades and illustrate the steps.
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What’s the problem using it as a switch statement if you care about typographic issues? I do this so I’d like to know if I missed something and this is a bad practice.
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There’s no evidence that it’ll scale like that. Progress in AI has always been a step function.
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I agree that “learning CUDA wasn’t particularly difficult to get started,” there are Grand Canyon sized chasms between CUDA and its alternatives when attempting to crank performance.
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1y ago
Look at the state of PyTorch’s CI pipelines and you’ll immediately see that ROCm is a nightmare. Especially nowadays when TPU and MPS, while missing features, rarely create cascading failures throughout the stack.
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My bad if I misunderstood. I assumed by your use of “it” and approximation methods.
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You’re making the assumption that there’s one, and only one, objective summarization, this is entirely different than “writing things down.”
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I’m confused, you wrote “model,” but then specified “system.” I assume you mean “system” because the tools are not being back-propagated?
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Well said
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It’s always been this way with LLMs.
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Reading? Great! Viewing? Great! Training? Not great.
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I don’t think that’s the case. You’re talking about a genre where vinyl and rotary mixers are a standard part of the discourse. While I think your premise is correct, the genre is quicker to adopt advancements, they are also quicker to ackn
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Rick Beato is fine but he’s entirely disconnected from contemporary guitar-based music. I agree entirely with the OP, the quality-expense ratio has never been better for this type of music.
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My point is that the OP named someone that wrote or co-wrote nearly every song she’s recorded undermining there entire argument.
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Who wrote the last 12 Taylor Swift hits?
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You don’t empathize with the humane opinion “why bother?” I like to program so it resonates. I’m fortunate to enjoy my work so why would I want to stop doing what I enjoy?
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Sure, but Modular’s mission was to provide abstractions to minimize these types of optimizations.
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1y ago
Is this sarcasm? If not, the proposed posit standard, IEEE P3109.
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1y ago
Great idea and I’m shocked this doesn’t exist.
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It’d be tricky to avoid inadvertently leaking in the prompt since many discoveries seem obvious in retrospect.
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2y ago
For _ordinary_ two‑valued classical propositional logic, e.g., YAML, they are congruent.
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This is worse than the mansplaining scene from Annie Hall.
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Latency?
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I’m excited to take a look. I like and usually recommend Daniel Velleman’s “Proof Designer” but I’ve heard from some it’s too obtuse for beginners.
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2y ago
Try Z3
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I’m confident that there’s no magic and I’ve spent years understanding “what the weights do.” You’re describing weights as magic and they are not.
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Somehow I feel neither!
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