amelius

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841.
by amelius 4mo ago
That name makes it sound like your files end up in /dev/null.
842.
by amelius 4mo ago
What I want to see is patent officers using AI to label patent applications as "not novel" if the AI can invent it. But, since the income of a patent office is determined by how many patents they approve, one can dream ...
843.
by amelius 4mo ago
Everything seems rotten with this administration.
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by amelius 4mo ago
If they can build rocket engines they can build jet engines.
845.
by amelius 4mo ago
And store it in a large database with eternal retention.
846.
by amelius 4mo ago
Where is it stated in official Apple communications that Apple laptops will always support other OSes like Linux? There you have it. If they don't guarantee it, then better not depend on it. Or waste your time on it. This also holds fo
847.
by amelius 4mo ago
What good does that bring if Apple shuts down the project? Also, I don't believe Apple has no backdoors and such. They basically made it impossible to be root on your iPhone, so you don't think they have a almighty-super-superuser
848.
by amelius 4mo ago
If our governments decide to implement age verification, maybe we can use it to our advantage and create a new part of the internet for everyone who was in their teens/twenties when the internet became a thing. And get out of this eter
849.
by amelius 4mo ago
Does this use _local_ processing of voice commands?
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by amelius 4mo ago
It would be great if this was just a model running in a physics engine.
851.
by amelius 4mo ago
No it does not assume that. Some very smart people will write that model.toVHDL() function. And keep in mind that a DL model is only a very small subset of what you can use VHDL for, and most models will have a very similar implementation i
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by amelius 4mo ago
> and it should be slightly exaggerated The problem is that you can go too far here, and it is in fact reminding me of: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loudness_war
853.
by amelius 4mo ago
We're turning into bananas. > Almost all commercially sold bananas (the Cavendish variety) are exact genetic clones
854.
by amelius 4mo ago
Ok, but how would you feel if the dashboard of your car had images that made it look like a child's toy? Or your watch? You've maybe grown accustomed to it on your smartphone, but it has little to do with great taste (imho).
855.
by amelius 4mo ago
> Let’s return to a world of gorgeous app icons like these: Seriously, they look like pictures you could find in a child's book, and it's a form of occupational deformation when you think of those icons as "gorgeous".
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by amelius 4mo ago
Yes, short term this is right. But at some point PyTorch will have a model.toVHDL() method, and we'll have a PCBWAY-style website for tapeout of the circuit. Nvidia's future looks less bright than they think and their GPU market w
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by amelius 4mo ago
The real GPU bubble will be when AI companies figure out they can better make their own ASICs and ditch all their GPUs onto the market.
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by amelius 4mo ago
See also: https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/article/magnificent-7-stoc... > The once high-flying "Magnificent Seven" are looking more like the Dreadful Seven. > The why: Wall Street is growing incr
859.
by amelius 4mo ago
From the datasheet: Applications • Battery charging and management • Power supplies and power delivery • Personal electronics • Building security and fire safety • Connected peripherals and printers • Grid infrastructure • Smart metering •
860.
by amelius 4mo ago
GPUs are for graphics (the G in GPU). These systems are used for more general computations.
861.
by amelius 4mo ago
You can use other quantiles if you want.
862.
by amelius 4mo ago
How many tokens/s? :)
863.
by amelius 4mo ago
Exactly proving the point.
864.
by amelius 4mo ago
The median is usually used for this; it throws away outliers on both sides.
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by amelius 4mo ago
> Or just have a corporate contract that provides assurances. After the massive copyright infringements and recent "who care's about the law anyway" stance of corporate America, trusting this could be a grand mistake.
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by amelius 4mo ago
Yes. Any sane IT department would not allow external AI services, only local ones. It is just too easy for your company's data to end up on the wrong servers. If not through faulty file permissions, then through employees who simply po
867.
by amelius 4mo ago
What does the guy's basement have to do with it? We live in the internet age, we can do anything anywhere. Was there not any other more relevant information to fluff up the headline? By the way, why are we still using twitter?
868.
by amelius 4mo ago
> deltamethrin-treated woodchip Great, more insecticides :( Now even in places we least expect them.
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by amelius 4mo ago
Can we just have the old Reddit back, please?
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by amelius 4mo ago
We'll soon be reading science textbooks in Chinese.

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