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by Reubend 1y ago
> Zed does not implement Ctrl+Z yet Wait, what? That seems like an incredibly important missing piece of functionality.
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by Reubend 1y ago
Looking through the meeting notes myself, I don't see MSFT mentioned specifically. That makes sense given their relationship to OpenAI as investors; they might be okay with OpenAI calling out "big tech" in general, but it wou
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by Reubend 1y ago
> The “realism” of graphics has nothing to do with performance. Obviously I understand your point that computational complexity is different than the extent to which something is realistic. But it's totally wrong that it "has n
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by Reubend 1y ago
The Surface Laptop 7 gets just under 23 hours of battery life for low intensity usage like video playback. https://mashable.com/review/microsoft-surface-laptop-7 Outside of benchmarks, it's obviously getting much
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by Reubend 1y ago
Borderlands 4 has a cartoonish art style that doesn't require photorealistic graphics, so it's unforgivable that the game runs so poorly. It has stutters and low FPS on the most expensive hardware available to buy.
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by Reubend 1y ago
There are now plenty of ARM laptops with Windows (and Linux) support and very similar, if not better, battery life.
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by Reubend 1y ago
So what? I don't see any conflict between what they said and what the license says. As they stated, it's being used as a shield. If you're suing them, you probably don't deserve a free license to their patented tech.
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by Reubend 1y ago
WOW this is cool! I love this, but as a nitpick, how scalable is it to do each connection peer to peer? Doesn't that mean that I have to keep a stream connection open for everyone who I want to include in the room?
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by Reubend 1y ago
Yeah those numbers look very low to me for something that's supposed to represent a state of the art optimization technique. I think that's lower than other implementations, although it depends on the MacBook. Nonetheless this pro
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by Reubend 1y ago
Very cool, and I'm looking forward to using this. But unfortunately it seems like it's not actually released yet? I'm a little surprised to hear that PlanetScale is doing the work to make this considering I thought their en
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by Reubend 1y ago
Fantastic release, and it's under the Apache license too. I'm so happy that we've got open source models pushing the envelope.
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by Reubend 1y ago
While I agree with the main thesis here, I find this extremely worrying: > I am amazed every time how my 3-5k line diffs created in a few hours don’t end up breaking anything, and instead even increase stability. In my personal opinion,
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by Reubend 1y ago
This is hilarious. Why debunking it?
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by Reubend 1y ago
The fact that they gave little shout outs at the end makes me think they wanted to avoid burning bridges by criticizing the company.
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by Reubend 1y ago
Cool idea. Then again, it would be a major "WTF" moment if someone asked me these questions in an interview and then later told me it was because they didn't know if I was using an LLM or not.
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by Reubend 1y ago
LeCun is not a skeptic of AGI; he's a skeptic that LLMs will achieve AGI. For what it's worth, I agree with him. I think we'll need innovations beyond just fine tuning LLMs with RL to take us to the point where they can reaso
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by Reubend 1y ago
That's a nice point, but there's not much unique talent required for running a household. He probably could have hired some maids to cook, clean, take care of errands, etc... The tricky bit is when kids get involved.
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by Reubend 1y ago
> “There’s proof by induction, proof by contradiction, and then proof by intimidation,” He says. “If you say something with enough authority, people just get scared. I think o4-mini has mastered proof by intimidation; it says everything
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by Reubend 1y ago
Hey Francesco, this is very cool, and I'm sure this was a fun project to work on. If you're interested in improving the performance here, using a method like TrueSkill would likely yield much better predictions than the XGBoostCla
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by Reubend 1y ago
Are you asking in terms of how the current crop of "reasoning models" are implemented, or are you asking more philosophically about the nature of true reasoning? Calling it "refinement" is dismissive. It's generatin
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by Reubend 1y ago
The "find someone to help you" call to action button feels totally out of place to me. If you're not technically competent enough to install Linux on your own machine, then you DEFINITELY shouldn't be using it as your da
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by Reubend 1y ago
Most agree that this is not a real solution. Many of the pages translate to nonsense using that scheme, and some of the figures included in the paper don't actually come from the Voynich manuscript in the first place. For more info, se
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by Reubend 1y ago
It might be over in the future, but it's still fine for the next few years at the minimum.
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by Reubend 1y ago
Yeah, it's funny to see them going in opposite directions. Then again, Squarespace is operating at a far bigger scale than Motion is, so it kind of makes sense. I partially believe them when they say that "we had already pushed ve
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by Reubend 1y ago
I need Windows support before I would switch.
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by Reubend 1y ago
While you're here, may I ask something about Windmill? My impression of n8n is that it's similar to Zapier in the sense that it mainly focuses on linking pre-made integrations, while Windmill is more of a workflow engine like Temp
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by Reubend 1y ago
Can you share some sources? I would be extremely surprised if such fine grained noise survives imagine compression to the extent that you could identify the source of an imagine despite changing lighting conditions, locations, exposure time
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by Reubend 1y ago
pydry commented that The Economist is "is Rothschild owned", which is partially true but quite misleading. The Rothschilds are minority owners, but other investors have much more control over the company than they do. avshalom see
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by Reubend 1y ago
> Usually articles like this are a form of narrative shaping for profitable social problems caused by corporations True. In this case, it's not difficult to imagine that someone who wants to sell "adulting classes" would g
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by Reubend 1y ago
Cool project! Is there a test scene we can see with much higher resolution? The current one looks super artificial due to the rather chunky voxels.

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