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by ant6n 2y ago
Ironic, given the age of the leadership.
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by ant6n 2y ago
Isn’t the crash already happening? Just look at Tesla.
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by ant6n 2y ago
Well it has a 168MHz arm, so assuming 20fps, you got 80 instructions to work with per pixel drawing - that’s a bit tight, but not overly so. In the 90s, games (like Quake) worked with much less. But this assumes that wait states of the memo
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by ant6n 2y ago
> The iPhone wasn’t designed to be an explosive device. …just like those pagers.
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by ant6n 2y ago
Did they? (Put his name in all of Apples patents?)
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by ant6n 2y ago
A lot of it is quite beautiful.
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by ant6n 2y ago
Which one is the smartest, and most knowledgeable? (Like least likely to make up facts)
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by ant6n 2y ago
I recently did some OCRing with OpenAI. I found o3-mini-hi to be imagining and changing text, whereas the older (?) o4 was more accurate. It’s a bit worrying that some of the models screw around with the text.
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by ant6n 2y ago
Python Zoo, Python Tiergarten...
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by ant6n 2y ago
And then problems happen!
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by ant6n 2y ago
> Day-Month-Year is the standard everywhere in the world apart from the US Nope, the standards are day.month.year, year-month-day, or month/day/year. The problem happens when the delimiter doesn't match the ordering.
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by ant6n 2y ago
I wonder where I could get 10K for a week of work. That'd be a nice a vacation supplement. ㋡
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by ant6n 2y ago
Killing Google Reader killed blogs. You personally can replace Google Reader as a product, but since most people didn't and just sort of moved on to closed platforms, there was less content produced on blogs and less discussion activit
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by ant6n 2y ago
HVM?
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by ant6n 2y ago
TLDR: Fuel Efficiency. If somebody actually develops supersonic private aircraft, we really need to start taxing aviation fuels. You could blow through your annual carbon budget in like an hour. Those costs need to be internalized.
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by ant6n 2y ago
you can get that on DuckDuckGo. The main problem with Google is that the search is garbage. Kagi wasn't able to convince me that their better within the free searches (I have an account since 2022). Now that I can't try them anymo
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by ant6n 2y ago
I dunno. The thing is, Kagi isn’t really that much better than Google. When they still had a free tier, I tried it every once in a while, and it quickly wastes a lot of searches even while just entering queries, and then the chance to find
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by ant6n 2y ago
Wait so random people steal this person’s property, hand off to some (presumably) public agency, and the agency is charging a fee to have said property released? Sometimes it seems the US is a strange place. (Maybe the dog is missing dog ta
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by ant6n 2y ago
Ha, I'd recently asked about this here as well, just using some high memory AMD setup to infer. Another thing I wonder is whether using a bunch of Geforce 4060 TI with 16GB could be useful - they cost only around 500 EUR. If VRAM is th
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by ant6n 2y ago
Read “masters of doom”, they go into quite some detail on how Carmack got himself a very expensive work station to develop Doom/Quake.
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by ant6n 2y ago
Also „Fall“ may be a noun or verb.
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by ant6n 2y ago
What’s the liability insurance of the AI like
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by ant6n 2y ago
I have been very critical because the environmental impact of possibly affordable supersonic flight is very concerning. The fuel usage per airplane should be much higher than conventional flights (due to extra drag and extra km flown per da
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by ant6n 2y ago
Have you tried running the full R1 model with that? People in sibling comments mention high end EPYCs gor a 10K machine, but I’m curious whether it’s possible to make a 1-2K machine that could still run those big models simply because they
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by ant6n 2y ago
> Until then, bare in mind that most of the planet can't afford a plane ticket, nevermind the supersonic bit. And thats a good thing. The world can’t afford the carbon (equivalent) emissions of many people flying supersonic.
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by ant6n 2y ago
So I'm thinking, inference seems mostly memory bound. With a fast CPU (for example 7950x with 16 cores), and 256GB of RAM (seems to be the max), shouldn't that give you plenty of ability to run the largest models (albeit a bit slo
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by ant6n 2y ago
In Germany, you have to be extremely frustration tolerant for surviving running a small startup. The bureaucracy is crazy and convoluted, the funding (including research grants) frustrating and obscure, the consultants (e.g. tax advisor) to
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by ant6n 2y ago
…and all the results are ads and seo blogspam.
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by ant6n 2y ago
I’d say it means TSMC 4nm.
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by ant6n 2y ago
One problem is the newfangled Wikipedia with collapsible sections instead of an index doesn’t work on iOS anymore. When jumping into a link and coming back, it often goes to the top of the article instead of where one left of. (Doesn’t anyb

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