abtinf

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by abtinf 9mo ago
Hello bot.
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by abtinf 9mo ago
Another difficult scenario is when you are a lead on a project you know is bad. It’s a trap with no way out.
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by abtinf 9mo ago
Why not just credit the dark forest for this idea?
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by abtinf 9mo ago
>> This could happen when the TPM device is reset or replaced. Isn’t that exactly the desired behavior to defend against physical attacks?
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by abtinf 10mo ago
Is there a setting to make it stop being orange and blue? Such color grading is an instant tell the show (or video game) is creatively bankrupt trash.
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by abtinf 10mo ago
Jeff’s content is way too high quality to make him rich.
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by abtinf 10mo ago
Yes, developer/platform advocacy/evangelism.
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by abtinf 10mo ago
Reminds me of Suckdot. https://web.archive.org/web/20000302102827/https://suck.com/...
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by abtinf 10mo ago
How does your theory account for Dyson?
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by abtinf 10mo ago
And how about all the games no longer on the App Store? Say, Flight Control (one of the first games to hit a million unit sales), or the Infinity Blade series (which wiki says was removed due to incompatibility with newer Apple platform cha
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by abtinf 10mo ago
Part of what makes this outrageous is that the install size itself is probably a significant part of the reason to install the game on an HDD. 154GB vs 23GB can trivially make the difference of whether the game can be installed on a nice NV
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by abtinf 10mo ago
It depends a lot on which org they go into, and the motivations of the P&L owner of that division. IBM is a really big and diverse company, in a way fundamentally different from most other big tech. In a sense, it is completely incohere
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by abtinf 10mo ago
> shows pop up ads on startup Steam is a store. When you open it, they highlight stuff in the store.
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by abtinf 10mo ago
> pretty poorly optimized website What are you on about? The steam store is pretty much always fast, efficient, and has lots of little touches that increase information density. It is one of the last remnants of the web from the good old
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by abtinf 11mo ago
Likewise I think it is extremely dubious that models can be copyrighted at all, for the exact same reason you can't copyright a phonebook or database. The entire regime of claiming to release models under various licenses is bullshit,
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by abtinf 11mo ago
Such a policy will collapse the markets almost immediately. Everyone who would have held onto their assets will suddenly have to sell to cover taxes. This will cause a spiral of fire sales.
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by abtinf 11mo ago
It is difficult to imagine a more catastrophically destructive economic policy. If this is actually implemented, the Dutch are toast.
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by abtinf 11mo ago
It would seem relevant to disclose you work at Anthropic.
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by abtinf 11mo ago
The license says it’s copyright 2025. How does that work? Shouldn’t the copyright be something like 1977?
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by abtinf 11mo ago
For a comprehensive rebuttal to this point of view, you may be interested in the works of W. Edwards Deming. “No one knows the cost of a defective product - don't tell me you do. You know the cost of replacing it, but not the cost of a
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by abtinf 11mo ago
Running a data center on unreliable energy would be shockingly stupid. And unreliable energy sources routinely exclude the wildly uneconomical costs and environmental impact it would take to make them reliable.
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by abtinf 11mo ago
Because they are great services, are generally pretty easy to get started with, and usually work as expected, which has led to broad adoption.
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=B9tzoGFszog > But I must make one thing absolutely clear: there can be no question of the BBC ever giving in to government pressure.
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by abtinf 11mo ago
It is unfortunate that it doesn't have a strap that goes over the top of your head. It is extremely irritating that almost every headset does this, then charges extra for an actually usable strap that takes the pressure off of your fac
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by abtinf 11mo ago
My mac laptop has 400gb/s bandwidth. LLMs are bandwidth bound.
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by abtinf 11mo ago
From the FAQ… doesn’t seem promising when they ask and then evade a crucial question. > What is the memory bandwidth supported by Ascent GX10? AI applications often require a bigger memory. With the NVIDIA Blackwell GPU that supports 128
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by abtinf 11mo ago
> but it's important to remember that ... as well Hello LLM.
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by abtinf 11mo ago
> f(x, y) = 0. With that you can plot the graph of f(x, y) either as a 3D surface with f(x, y) being the height at point (x, y) If f(x, y) = 0, wouldn’t using f(x, y) for the height just result in a flat graph?
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by abtinf 11mo ago
> The [goal] of machine learning research is to [do better than humans at] theorem proving, algorithmic problem solving, and drug discovery. Naively, one of those things is not like the others. When I run into things like this, I just st

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