bbcc90

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by bbcc90 5mo ago
For sure but most of that innovation pre-super shoes was optimizing the runner, not the shoes
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by bbcc90 5mo ago
I'm a runner, and it's a bit sad that distance running is not longer purely about the runner. Based on the quote below, next thing we will see is a "constructors championship" similar to F1 for winning shoe constructor i
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by bbcc90 6mo ago
Yes good evals are really hard - that’s not really news. This team is doing a good job. They use problems that were created in last 30days to avoid training set leakage. https://swe-rebench.com/
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by bbcc90 8mo ago
Sure, but did they have MCP?
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by bbcc90 1y ago
it does work; just download from HF and load in the app
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by bbcc90 2y ago
true. See here for a map: https://sfplanninggis.s3.amazonaws.com/hub/BIGmap.pdf I live in the that space (between tower and the city) and the local neighbourhood group (HANC) is ridiculously NIMBY. rezoning is happe
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by bbcc90 2y ago
(trying to move the critique beyond the title...) When trying to deploy llms in with larger context windows constrained environments 2 things start to hurt: a) increased memory footprint for longer KV cache b) increased decode speed due to
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by bbcc90 2y ago
This is a bug not a feature: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/microsoft-stock-receives-rare...
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by bbcc90 3y ago
any idea why this took them so long?
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by bbcc90 3y ago
If you are going to go vertical then do it properly. OpenAI could just build their own framework for internal use that works well on their silicon (see Jax+tpu) Their starting point? Triton plus some triton libs. Jax chipped away at TF li
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by bbcc90 3y ago
Love this. I’m 10 years in SF myself. One thing I would add is the people
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by bbcc90 3y ago
I would also say that being an engineer at L8 is a meaningfully different set of skills than L7. The whole ‘what got you here won’t get you there idea’ starts at L7 for either track…
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by bbcc90 4y ago
Chiplets and standardized hardware interfaces are a great start. Now we just need to solve the remaining 90%: firmware, software, security, virtualization, …, …