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by Reubend 9mo ago
> I have no idea why so many people think that an argument that AI works is the same thing as an argument that AI will be profitable. The fact that it works well for expensive categories of output (like software engineering, legal strate
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by Reubend 9mo ago
This looks cool. I see under the "current limitations" section that it only supports a single node. Are there plans to change that? I'd imagine that database instances which got started on a single node deployment would be ha
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by Reubend 9mo ago
I love the idea of a minimal desktop environment, but I've never tried XFCE. Are there any themes that folks here would recommend to make it much prettier? I find the screenshots on their homepage very intuitive but a bit ugly.
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by Reubend 10mo ago
Good catch. I didn't realize that there was a longer list of restrictions below the section called "Stricter mode", and it seems like a lot of String functions I use are missing too.
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by Reubend 10mo ago
When reading through the projects list of JS restrictions for "stricter" mode, I was expecting to see that it would limit many different JS concepts. But in fact none of the things which are impossible in this subset are things I
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by Reubend 10mo ago
Anything except a 3bit quant of GLM 4.6 will exceed those 128 GB of RAM you mentioned, so of course it's slow for you. If you want good speeds, you'll at least need to store the entire thing in memory.
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by Reubend 10mo ago
Maybe I'm totally misinterpreting, but the chart I'm looking at says "Net Win Rate of SAM Audio vs. SoTA Separation (text prompted)", so perhaps a lower number means that the alternative model is better?
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by Reubend 10mo ago
This provides plenty of value conceptually, but I wish they were able to push the syntax into a more intuitive place. My biggest gripe with Relay is how forced the syntax feels, and this seems better but still confusing. Take for example th
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by Reubend 10mo ago
It would be REALLY cool to see this same technique applied to a much more recent OSS model distillation. For example, Mistral 3 14B would be a great target. How efficient can we get inference there?
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by Reubend 11mo ago
Really impressive. I was surprised when listening to their demos how poorly their closed source competitors handled common abbreviations like "Wed. June 23rd". I had assumed that every commercial vendor had handled cases like that
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by Reubend 11mo ago
I don't know what the book describes, but I'd like to hear more specifics. Until then, I'm going to assume that it's sensationalist hogwash. > The same knowledge that helps us treat neurological disorders could be use
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by Reubend 11mo ago
OpenAI likes to time their announcements alongside major competitor announcements to suck up some of the hype. (See for instance the announcement of GPT-4o a single day before Google's IO conference) They were probably sitting on this
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by Reubend 11mo ago
Before the outrage comments pour in, take a look at the conditions he has to meet (per the New York Times): > ...this 12-step package asks Mr. Musk, the company’s chief executive, to vastly expand Tesla’s stock market valuation — to $8.5
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by Reubend 11mo ago
Despite having little understanding of the law in the U.K., I can confidently say that strangling someone without their consent want already illegal. There's no need to criminalize the consensual version of it.
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by Reubend 11mo ago
There are tons of musicians on Mac, and it gets lots of studio use. I'd say at least 50% of music studios are on Macs from what I've seen.
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by Reubend 1y ago
Any company names or special acronyms should be added to your prompt.
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by Reubend 1y ago
These are wonderful. They're so full of character. But I must imagine a "screening" on a TV would be a terrible experience to watch. I guess if you had never been to a full movie theater, you'd never know what you were m
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by Reubend 1y ago
While we're all here, does anyone have some theories on simi8lar bets worth making? The article says that CZ's investments "practically screamed pay-for-pardon".
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by Reubend 1y ago
Wouldn't you need a little material "left over" to claim that it can pass through itself? Two spheres of equal size wouldn't work because they would occupy exactly the same space.
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by Reubend 1y ago
Can you give us some idea of the capabilities? What should we expect it to be able to handle? How long should we expect to wait for replies?
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by Reubend 1y ago
Instead of all this stuff, I'd like to see Google use their ML chops to "solve" weather forecasting and deliver ultra accurate predictions a few days ahead.
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by Reubend 1y ago
The tariffs have been a disaster for the American economy. What a tremendous unforced error.
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by Reubend 1y ago
Ah, that's interesting. Are there any benchmarks of the Qualcomm chip versus the Vision Pro?
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by Reubend 1y ago
I really wish they pushed for a 120 hz refresh rate instead of 90. IMO, this makes a huge difference for the immersion. I'm guessing that they didn't want to have stutters if their chip can't handle the higher FPS, but the re
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by Reubend 1y ago
Last time these folks were mentioned on HN, there was a lot of skepticism that this is really possible to do. The issue is cooling: in space, you can't rely on convection or conduction to do passive cooling, so you can only radiate awa
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by Reubend 1y ago
interesting that their landing page doesn't use the word "browser"
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by Reubend 1y ago
But non-motorists still benefit from roads.
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by Reubend 1y ago
I'm not sure why the author thinks that no one's talking about these problems. I've heard a lot of people complaining about context loss from agents, whether that's due to context windows, or communication across agents,
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by Reubend 1y ago
I really want to see how they figure out the actual delivery of the food. Obviously the cars can drive themselves on public streets, but how do you go up to someone's house and put a burger on their doorstep?
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by Reubend 1y ago
What on Earth will you use as a justification for that? We pay taxes for roads, for fuel, and for the cars themselves. The last thing we need is more.

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