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by SomaticPirate 8mo ago
Hilarious to see Cadence and Synopsys in this article. They are arguably the cause. The complete lack of open source tooling and their agressive tooling price is the exact reason this ecosystem continues to be an absolute dumpster fire. I u
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by SomaticPirate 8mo ago
Looks like a nice resource for the OMSCS Deep Learning class as well.
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by SomaticPirate 8mo ago
Seeing this thread, sounds a blog post comparing the offerings would be useful
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by SomaticPirate 8mo ago
Every hype AI post is like this. “I’m making $$$ with these tools and you’re ngmi” I completely understand the joys of a few good months but this is the same as the people working two fang jobs at the start of Covid. Illusionary and not sus
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by SomaticPirate 8mo ago
Yet it still can't solve a Pokle hand for me
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by SomaticPirate 8mo ago
How old were when you stopped? What made you realize you had an addiction?
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by SomaticPirate 8mo ago
Are there archives of this? I have no doubt after this post goes viral some of these files might go “missing” Having a large number of conspiracies validated has lead me to firmly plant my aluminum hat
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by SomaticPirate 8mo ago
This makes sense for HPC and ML workloads. Big batch jobs where you are pushing the hardware and having everything local is a clear advantage. Also this company sells hardware so it makes sense for them to have hardware experience. Still th
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CooperBench: Benchmarking AI Agents' Cooperation(cooperbench.com)
1 points by SomaticPirate 8mo ago|0 comments
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by SomaticPirate 9mo ago
It isn't though. It crossed the chasm when Steve (who I would like to think is somewhat comfortable after writing a book, holding a director level position at several startups) decided to endorse an outright crypto pump and dump. When
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by SomaticPirate 9mo ago
Convicted 5 times... if this was a natural person it stands to reason their license to operate a motor vehicle would be revoked. However, a "corporate" person faces no such consequences. What is the equivalent of jail for these &
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by SomaticPirate 9mo ago
Don’t forget the apparent crypto grift angle now (something related to BAGS) Ridiculous. Beads might be passable software but gas town just appears to be a good way to burn tokens at the moment
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by SomaticPirate 9mo ago
Is there a guide on how to do this? I haven’t ever used the raw hypervisor.
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by SomaticPirate 9mo ago
I had a friend who has now gotten several out of pocket MRIs essentially against medical advice because she believes her persistent headaches are from brain cancer. Even after the first MRI essentially ruled this out, she fed the MRI to cha
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by SomaticPirate 10mo ago
Seeing a ton of adoption of this after the Minio debacle https://www.repoflow.io/blog/benchmarking-self-hosted-s3-com... was useful. RustFS also looks interesting but for entirely non-technical reasons we had to exclud
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by SomaticPirate 10mo ago
Wow, "hardened image" market is getting saturated. I saw atleast 3 companies offering this at Kubecon. Chainguard came to this first (arguably by accident since they had several other offerings before they realized that people wou
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by SomaticPirate 10mo ago
Are these benchmarks correct that adding Anthropic's Constitutional AI system prompt lowered results across all the models?
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by SomaticPirate 11mo ago
The AI water usage aspect is pretty clearly a lie and a gross misunderstanding at best https://open.substack.com/pub/andymasley/p/the-ai-water-issu... There are dozens of other things that use we use everyda
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Kessel Run (US AF Program) Sucks(kesselrunsucks.com)
3 points by SomaticPirate 11mo ago|0 comments
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by SomaticPirate 11mo ago
This video might help explain 3D Gaussian splatting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKgMxrWcW1s Essentially, an entirely new graphics pipeline with different fundamental techniques which allow for high performance and fid
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by SomaticPirate 1y ago
Wonder how long it is before it’s taken down. A previous post about a cruise was threatened with legal action
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by SomaticPirate 1y ago
"Our Rust-based backend facilitates our performance, scale, and robustness — we amply use Rust’s fearless concurrency in Monarch’s implementation" Found a few typo's. The em dash makes me suspect an LLM was involved in proof
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by SomaticPirate 1y ago
Agreed, also not clear what this or why it matters. This is a new self-hostable email server basically?
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by SomaticPirate 1y ago
Curious about your hosting stack? I'm always curious if a jam stack site can handle these big surges better. Or is this just a single VPS?
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by SomaticPirate 1y ago
This reads like someone who is quite out of touch with the trades. A large number of states implement right to work laws that discourage union membership. I could go out and get a framer job today (and with the current immigration crackdown
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by SomaticPirate 1y ago
I believe current battery technology is optimized for fast charging. You are incurring damage every time your battery goes below 20% or exceeds 80% (see current EV charging recommendations). Even LinusTechTips did a video that showed the le
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Is Chain-of-Thought Reasoning of LLMs a Mirage?(arxiv.org)
3 points by SomaticPirate 1y ago|0 comments
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by SomaticPirate 1y ago
This came during my OMSCS Game AI course as an example of the dangers of using floats to represent game object location. If you get further from the origin point (or another game element you are referencing from) you are losing precision as
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Float Exposed(float.exposed)
417 points by SomaticPirate 1y ago|114 comments
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by SomaticPirate 1y ago
We need to collate this. Is there a repo where we can mention companies that do this? I’ve talked to HR reps who extol their amazing work life balance only to find engineering is expected to work close to a 996

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