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andai
3mo ago
Previously it was designed to be uplifting. You'd come together and look at beautiful things and sing. Now it's designed to crush your soul. I assume that has something to do with it.
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andai
3mo ago
Very interesting. Maybe this would benefit from concrete examples, of things that are difficult or impossible in other languages, but well supported in Wyzer? I see there's a few high level examples, but I'm thinking concrete scen
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andai
3mo ago
GitHub hides RESEARCH.md for my convenience. I have to click "Show All Files" to see that it even exists.
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andai
3mo ago
There's an easier solution. Just don't have private data. Then you don't need SSL either. Unless you also want to deal with security, backups, GDPR compliance, etc.
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andai
3mo ago
Was this written by the Department of Demoralization?
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3mo ago
>It also needs to be differentiated from ASI with godlike powers many times greater than human. Wasn't there a thread the other day about how very few humans on earth can understand the new math proofs? Although "with sufficien
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andai
3mo ago
This is interesting. So at a certain scale, CPU optimization becomes irrelevant because you're just waiting for new data to come in?
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andai
3mo ago
>even in the instances where there was earnest early engagement with LLMs in some of these niche communities, the well was quickly poisoned by a combination of a lack of a deep understanding by the LLM practitioners, and a vitriolic subs
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andai
3mo ago
Does the fresh fungus need to be genetically identical? I read something about mycelial nuclei in high school and it was weird.
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andai
3mo ago
Could they make a house out of this?
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andai
3mo ago
>the need to mass balance the entire rotating spacecraft in order to eliminate or minimize rotational imbalance causing gyroscopic precession/nutation motions and other oscillations of the rotating spacecraft; I suppose this also in
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andai
3mo ago
Yeah, everyone else's cache read prices are 10x higher.
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andai
3mo ago
I wanted to say luna's way cheaper now too, but oh my god I must have misremembered, DeepSeek cache read is 0.002, not 0.02.
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andai
3mo ago
I saw this cool article yesterday about edge aware pixelation. That might give better results when pixelizing AI generated pixel art. https://yogthos.net/posts/2025-12-11-edge-aware-pixelation.h... More broadly I often
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andai
3mo ago
Brilliant, thanks for sharing. I'm reminded of an article I read once, it seems to have gone offline, an interview with indie game dev Jason Rohrer. He said the city took him to court for not mowing his lawn. He ended up winning under
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andai
3mo ago
>issues with microgravity I don't get it. You can make a ship big enough to house an entire civilization, for tens of thousands of years, but you can't spin it?
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andai
3mo ago
Although I imagine that requires contact with actual reality? i.e. I would expect a higher degree of such insights to come from RLVR. Then again maybe the philosophy department has a different opinion :)
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andai
3mo ago
Maybe it was a bylaw. This was before GDPR.
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andai
3mo ago
Until recently I thought I hated sites that messed with the scroll out of principle, but then I found a handful of them that do a good job of it. This is one of them.
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andai
3mo ago
Excellent. This is some kind of 3D PowerPoint. How did he do that?
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andai
3mo ago
He already has it. One of my professors told us about the time he did a request to Facebook to send him all his data. By law they had to send it on paper. They brought it in a big truck. All the stuff he'd deleted was still there, just
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andai
3mo ago
Okay, this is getting ridiculous. Were they feeling left out?
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3mo ago
The most interesting thing here is the kernel optimization graph. It look like all models were still improving, when they cut off the experiment. It reminds me of a genetic algorithm. The graph is the same: long plateaus and then massive le
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3mo ago
> The words or the language, as they are written or spoken, do not seem to play any role in my mechanism of thought. The psychical entities which seem to serve as elements in thought are certain signs and more or less clear images which
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3mo ago
The results look way better than I was expecting. I don't know anything about Gaussians, but most of the "painting" effects I tried in image editors didn't produce satisfying results. This one looks great.
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3mo ago
Can you make the brush strokes look like brush strokes?
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3mo ago
Do big models benefit from Conway's Law, or only small ones?
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andai
3mo ago
Widgets are back! Finally.
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andai
3mo ago
Nice, but there's no mention of how Luna or DSFlash perform on the same task? (Being 25x and 50x cheaper respectively.) Nor of how much faster their custom model performs?
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andai
3mo ago
A write up on RLM (Recursive Language Models) by one of the authors of the RLM paper: https://alexzhang13.github.io/blog/2025/rlm/
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