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by airstrike 4mo ago
> it won't just reject ML research, which I can understand I don't.
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by airstrike 4mo ago
Will someone think of the children
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A smarter approach to designing metamaterials(engineering.berkeley.edu)
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by airstrike 4mo ago
Thanks, I appreciate the thoughtful reply. I agree this doesn't mean we shouldn't try to address limitations with the current architecture. I just mean that I expect the root cause to be solved eventually if we ever really want to
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by airstrike 4mo ago
Define "realistically". You're basically saying attention is all we need indefinitely into the future and all other gains come from more compute or scaffolding around current architectures. Attention is all we need because it
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by airstrike 4mo ago
It's not possible with today's LLM models, but we are not wedded to the current architecture.
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by airstrike 4mo ago
I assume this is an honest question, in which case the answer is funding is not really finite.
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by airstrike 4mo ago
WSJ and Bloomberg offer "gift links" that paid users can share. The latter is only good for 7 days IIRC, however.
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by airstrike 4mo ago
My absolute favorite, for those who missed it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBEDGJE0_yI
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by airstrike 4mo ago
Right, but extraordinary claims require...
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by airstrike 4mo ago
> persistent memory * looks inside * MEMORY.md https://hermes-agent.nousresearch.com/docs/user-guide/featur...
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by airstrike 4mo ago
Funny and ironic in a way, but the point still stands that they do not actually estimate the time it will take.
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by airstrike 4mo ago
I think the difference is scale. This is Apple, so it's an enormous amount of devices. And it's a seamless experience, to the user, going from local model to cloud models. So the question about which model Apple was going to use a
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by airstrike 4mo ago
I am not following them in the social media sense if I don't get a feed of their activities. I can also bookmark people on X, and yet, there's a different "Follow" functionality. They are not the same thing.
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by airstrike 4mo ago
why isn't their stock tanking
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by airstrike 4mo ago
Yeah, none of that makes the two comparable. Both a wheelbarrow and a Ferrari have wheels.
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by airstrike 5mo ago
HN and Facebook are entirely different beasts. I have no idea who you are, stickfigure. I can't remember usernames from HN, I can't follow people, I can't curate my feed not every user submitted feed with upvotes is the same
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by airstrike 5mo ago
Soccer is still more accessible. You don't even need a ball. As a kid, you'll find yourself kicking around a crushed coke can with friends and trying to score.
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by airstrike 5mo ago
The good thing about that scenario is no matter how the pancakes come out, you've already won
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by airstrike 5mo ago
Please consider adding WASD support or alternatively allow keyboard configuration
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by airstrike 5mo ago
Great, thanks for sharing all of that. I'm not excusing the police's behavior, I just wanted to clarify they didn't assume the victim was the killer for no reason.
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by airstrike 5mo ago
Yeah, that all makes sense, great points. I agree utilities and energy are already high. As usual, the answer is probably that diversifying a bit to get exposure to all of the above is likely the right move, but that depends on one's a
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by airstrike 5mo ago
Now can you do the inverse and let us see it from the inside?
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by airstrike 5mo ago
I don't care whether you're litigating it or not, I care about reporting the facts so that whoever reads the thread is better inform than they would be otherwise
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by airstrike 5mo ago
The police immediately arrested the barely conscious boy because the killer's brother called the police saying his brother had been attacked.
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by airstrike 5mo ago
This isn't financial advice, but if they dropped 40-50%, things like consumer staples would go up. In fact, they did this Friday, when everything else melted. The best defensive stock for those situations is WMT, but you can think of o
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by airstrike 5mo ago
comfortable ergonomics? you can't scroll up more than 50 lines before it starts to garble up text i'd be ashamed of publishing software with this level of polish as a solo dev, let alone as the hottest multibillion startup on the
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by airstrike 5mo ago
LOL right? This is all that needs to be said about the engineering behind Claude Code
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by airstrike 5mo ago
Great comment. I think the answer is Jevons Paradox, as usual https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox
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by airstrike 5mo ago
What a huge surprise coming from the company that records its own employees.

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