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25d ago
The anti-aliasing is broken, it doesn't apply gamma correction
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26d ago
The readme from it: welcome to terarelease - a as-complete-as-possible steam2 content server dump extractor howto: for the majority of depots you need to download blobs & dats for wanted version *as well as all past versions* as the fil
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A 12TB Steam “teraleak” spills more than a decade of lost PC gaming history
(arstechnica.com)
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26d ago
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28d ago
It comes at a cost of a fragmented memory space, which is fine for some applications, like LLMs
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28d ago
Same with YouTube -> bittorrent, in my opinion
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29d ago
They seem to, from my experience
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29d ago
So why is Sol the one solving Erdős problems?
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1mo ago
This is from 2025, how about the last 6 months?
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1mo ago
Mixed signals, here it's performing below even GPT-5.4 Nano: https://livebench.ai/ while here it outperforms Fable by a significant margin: https://oxalpha.com/ but if the latter is true, will people s
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1mo ago
Doesn't matter if the chip is 100x-1000x more efficient and faster, and you can just make a new one for new weights. Imagine being able to run GPT Sol at 1k tokens/second a year from now, at a 100x lower cost per token than now. W
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1mo ago
They cached the entire internet an have Google Books though
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1mo ago
Sounds like a line from a fairy tale
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1mo ago
> ... so far That's what "on record" means
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Superconducting temperature record set at ordinary pressures
(anl.gov)
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1mo ago
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1mo ago
not every orientation will be
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1mo ago
Related (fictional): https://qntm.org/mmacevedo MMAcevedo (Mnemonic Map/Acevedo), also known as Miguel, is the earliest executable image of a human brain. It is a snapshot of the living brain of neurology graduate Mig
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1mo ago
The 500x efficiency gain makes their approach a no brainer. Just make a new chip every 6 months, you still win.
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1mo ago
https://xkcd.com/378/
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1mo ago
You use a coding agent to make and app? Straight to jail. Language server? Jail. Syntax highlighting? Believe it or not, jail.
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1mo ago
His latest game didn't get good reviews: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3341000/Thick_As_Thieves/...
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1mo ago
Just count the cost of electricity then :)
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1mo ago
what would be an unlucky thing to hear?
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1mo ago
OpenRouter exists
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1mo ago
seems like 47 of the flaws were introduced in 1987
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1mo ago
a lot of side-channel information can be hidden in text, see https://arxiv.org/html/2510.20075v6 where they hide as much text as the source text itself
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1mo ago
There is no practical difference between 99.99999% and 100%
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1mo ago
Show us, we're curious. Did you upload to ArXiv yet?
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1mo ago
That's not a replacement for benchmarks
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1mo ago
I wish each quant was benchmarked on the same tests as the original network so we could compare their performance
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1mo ago
another thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49294502
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