amelius

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571.
by amelius 3mo ago
Yeah, pelican on a bicycle tells you how well the model can extrapolate outside of existing data, rather than just interpolate between it.
572.
by amelius 3mo ago
Looks like the collision detection is missing and the cloth just intersects itself?
573.
by amelius 3mo ago
Yes. Whatever makes their lawyers nervous.
574.
by amelius 3mo ago
Then the least they can do is cite ALL their sources. At least somewhere on their website.
575.
by amelius 3mo ago
Looks cool, but if you want people to judge your project on its merit, then don't post information about your age; it will make honest feedback difficult both for you and the sender. PS: anyone who can keep their focus on a project for
576.
by amelius 3mo ago
> if you ask the right questions Yes that's the problem with LLMs, they tend to work well only if you ask questions like an expert. Which is how they were trained.
577.
by amelius 3mo ago
An efficient concurrent garbage collector would be something I would buy a book for. (In fact I have one GC book on my bookshelf). But assembly? I'm not sure, honestly. Architectures change, and you can easily converge to good code by
578.
by amelius 3mo ago
Is anyone still writing assembly in the age of LLMs? Asking seriously because most assembly is just doing one very simple thing very fast and because it's so simple conceptually, an LLM can easily code it without errors.
579.
by amelius 3mo ago
You know your facade sucks when it looks better with a giant billboard covering it.
580.
by amelius 3mo ago
Because not everybody is ramen-profitable yet.
581.
by amelius 3mo ago
Because losing their value in the market means they'll lose their job.
582.
by amelius 3mo ago
You have to tell them explicitly not to touch working stuff, and run tests.
583.
by amelius 3mo ago
Ok, who gets the credit? Does this work like a bug bounty program, where OpenAI pays you if you find a nice application for ChatGPT?
584.
by amelius 3mo ago
But why use that slow speed in a press release?
585.
by amelius 3mo ago
The wirebonding process is interesting but not nearly as interesting as how the chip itself is made.
586.
by amelius 3mo ago
Note: if you are having success with a model, then please post what you are using it for. Writing HTML/CSS is very different from writing Rust/C++ or doing maths.
587.
by amelius 3mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Internet_theory
588.
by amelius 3mo ago
Codepen was indeed nice for quick and simple experiments, but LLMs take away the need for that.
589.
by amelius 3mo ago
Republicans should be called the anti-Democrats at this point.
590.
by amelius 3mo ago
I wonder how often this guy's name is mispronounced as "Infantilo".
591.
by amelius 3mo ago
Just wait until inference becomes 10x faster/cheaper.
592.
by amelius 3mo ago
It's different when you invalidate your own research.
593.
by amelius 3mo ago
Somehow these visual programming tools never seem to get much traction. Are there any exceptions?
594.
by amelius 3mo ago
It is really like some vendor breaking into your house and changing your furniture because "it looks better now". Should be illegal.
595.
by amelius 3mo ago
The whole paying with your data thing should become a payment option, and governments should enforce the availability of multiple payment options with no unreasonable price differences across the board. (And there are ways to find out what
596.
by amelius 3mo ago
I really loved the time when I could install shareware on my PC and I was sure that it would just keep working because nothing would update it behind my back; and that I didn't have to pay a monthly subscription fee to keep using it; a
597.
by amelius 3mo ago
> Exactly. I don't want a "smart" washer / dryer / fridge / toaster. I want a standard interface I can build my own system around, or use someone else's that they've already built. I also don'
598.
by amelius 3mo ago
Actually it was Fabel, and it totally tore apart Gemini's response.
599.
by amelius 3mo ago
I was expecting an app that works like the VR version of a laser indoor measuring tool. Where you hold a piece of wooden board and the VR tells you where it should go and then another person wearing a VR helmet attaches it to a post, also a
600.
by amelius 3mo ago
What if the aliens wrote stuff down?

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