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by bearjaws 2y ago
And that is nearly half of what M4 will produce (450GB/s estimated).
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Jensen's comment on JR engineers is overstates because it has to be. He has to say that to juice his stock. "They were scrappy startups, making products that people actually enjoyed" We've definitely jumped the shark at
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I learned from a friend that it's more defined now as Computational Thinking. I wish schools did more teaching in this way than what we have today. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computational_thinking
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I am in the same boat, I actually learned Pascal and Java in parallel to Algebra. Hilariously, I found writing TI-83 programs to do my Algebra equations made me understand them far more than just doing the problems over and over. I actuall
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by bearjaws 2y ago
This isn't FDA approved at all, it might as well be a supplement. Which is to say it likely doesn't help at all.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I also just read both companies are in Japan, so Japanese patent law applies, which I have no idea what that looks like.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
What is this title? Google Wallet? Anyway, I find it interesting their 4th listed use case is covid vaccination cards, which I haven't needed to travel anywhere in the US, Canada or Caribbean. I hope it works well with transit cards, I
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Suing for software patents is... an interesting move. Working with lawyers in my job they made it very clear software patents are a nightmare to enforce. I think Oracle v Google proves this pretty clearly.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
This is a great example of "classic AI" being more than good enough. Using AI to find patterns in patients and intervene was something I worked on in my last job in Specialty Pharma. Theres many red flags on patients long before t
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Damn I was working on a similar blog post, I'll have to publish it sooner than later. Granted this is kind of a marketing piece for their platform. The idea of using automated tests for some of these scenarios is kind of a stretch, e.g
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I feel like 10 years is when my drives started failing the most. I run a 8x8tb array zraid2 redundancy, initially it was a 8x2tb array but drives started failing once every 4 months, after 3 drives failed I upgraded the remaining ones. Only
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I have been working to eliminate all my wifi IOT devices. Years ago I gave them a separate guest network / vlan to use, with only 5mbit of bandwidth. The only thing I have left is some ip cameras and my roborock vacuum. We seriously ne
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Seems to be the most common method I've seen, it makes sense given how well LLMs understand markdown.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
My sad millennial take is: We're in the brain rot era, if a piece of content doesn't have immediate animation / video and that "wowww" sound byte nobody pays attention. https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Porn Pays: LLMs? Look at the most profitable site: Civital, where people congregate to make fake nudes and AI girlfriends. Legitimately Overwatch 2 as an IP would make more profit as a porn studio than as a video game. It's actually ab
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I am not sure I am understanding array-like in this context? It seems to be more like knex or https://kysely.dev/
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Now this is interesting, Apple does have a lot of top talent in the chip space, and they have the purse to pay. Theres only so many people who work on these things, so it makes sense that OAI likely wouldn't be able to poach the talent
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by bearjaws 2y ago
This is a bit of word salad from Intel's marketing, with a catch buried inside the messaging. > up to 120 total platform TOPS (tera operations per second) across central processing unit (CPU), graphic processing unit (GPU) and neura
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by bearjaws 2y ago
This is really cool, I'd just go ahead and double check that max spend limit on your OAI key before going to bed :) This kind of stuff gets expensive fast.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
> They are claiming up to 48 TOPS which exceeds Apple's M4's reported 38 TOPS. 38 TOPS at 15w in a tablet* This is up to 48 TOPS at up to 37w Something tells me the full 35w M4 will be somewhere above 48TOPS.. This is still
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by bearjaws 2y ago
FWIW I have owned a Tesla since 2017 and I charge at home from a standard wall outlet. Where I live most commutes are 25 miles a day, or almost an entire overnight to charge. That is 7 hours of charging, per day if you drive a Model Y. Rega
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I was hoping on this would be a deep dive on how energy delivery wouldn't be able to keep up with demand. I've been wondering how we could ever handle everyone plugging in a 1-10kwh charger at home every night for potentially hour
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by bearjaws 2y ago
> turns out to mean is: hire professional fakers and let them drive the company into the ground. What a long post to write "Well if you hire the wrong people they will drive the company into the ground"
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by bearjaws 2y ago
It's always funny how people living in Central Florida see these rockets and think its aliens / meteors. https://www.reddit.com/r/orlando/comments/1f34x20/meteor/ I was thinking maybe it c
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Has to be, even a small model is 4gb of RAM. Open up any O365 based product in Chrome and kiss another 2gb goodbye if you only have 8gb you're left with very little after the OS...
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Going to need it if they ever hope to run local "Apple Intelligence" and a web browser at the same time.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I get that, I have had more server failures in AWS than bare metal for sure. Thankfully with ECS / Aurora they are all seamless, but running EC2 alone has to be something like 99.6% uptime max. Although I question how you are fully red
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I am not really sure who this argument is for, who is arguing to run a blog or small site on K8s? Your $44k a month business is chump change in the world of tech, that is about $1 per minute. You can have a 2 hour outage and only lose $120.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I am very curious how this will play out. On one hand, I have seen it first hand here in Orlando that EVERY apartment complex uses the same software, all of them. At the same time, rent has gone up 300% in 10 years, or around 10% per year.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
You should look into how this is done at scale with something like Babel. Babel parses JS into a AST (abstract syntax tree) and then lets you react to specific pieces of code. Here is an example of the power of a tool like Babel: https:&#x

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