behnamoh

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by behnamoh 2y ago
doesn't "edit" PDF text, just adds more.
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by behnamoh 2y ago
that's orthogonal to the speed discussion. also, the GP was mostly testing models that fit in both 5090 and Mac Studio.
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by behnamoh 2y ago
All that money and he's still a mortal just like the rest of us. I wonder if mega billionaires like him have done private research on life longevity, cryosleep, mind-upload, etc. It's the only useful thing they can do with that mu
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by behnamoh 2y ago
> LLM performance is twice as fast as RTX 5090 your tests are wrong. you used MLX for Mac Studio (optimized for Apple Silicon) but you didn't use vLLM for 5090. There's no way a machine with half the bandwidth of 5090 delivers
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by behnamoh 2y ago
I wonder if Apple ever followed up with this: https://github.com/apple/ml-ane-transformers They claim their ANE-optimized models achieve "up to 10 times faster and 14 times lower peak memory consumption compared t
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Run LLMs on Apple Neural Engine (ANE)(github.com)
286 points by behnamoh 2y ago|123 comments
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by behnamoh 2y ago
How is the name pronounced? Like nate-n, which is a play on Nathan? Aside from that, I've been thinking about no/low-code solutions for educational purposes. I'm an incoming professor of a university and most my students have
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by behnamoh 2y ago
How is $ echo "$json" | cljq '(? $ "root" * 1)' more intuitive than the good ol' jq $ echo "$json" | jq '.root | map(.[1])' Really, people should know by now that jq
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by behnamoh 2y ago
> Steve Jobs was quite famously against upgradability since the start. That is not something new for Apple. And yet during his time we had upgradeable MacBooks and Macs. Heck, even iPhone battery was upgradeable while he was still in cha
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by behnamoh 2y ago
One word: greed. Apple as the company we used to know is long dead. I still buy MacBooks and iPhones but only because some remnant of the past still exists in them. The new company came up with Vision Pro, screwing Spotify over app commissi
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by behnamoh 2y ago
I legit read your comment as "I deno" :)
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by behnamoh 2y ago
That "Allow for this chat" pop up should be optional. It ruins the entire MCP experience. Maybe make it automatic for non-mutating MCP tools.
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Tell HN: We've come a long way since GPT-3 days
3 points by behnamoh 2y ago|0 comments
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by behnamoh 2y ago
https://archive.is/20250423192741/https://www.newyorker.com/...
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by behnamoh 2y ago
I'm not even sure what the concept of "person" means anymore. Am I in the same body? Not really, most cells have been replaced by newer ones. Am I taking relatively the same volume and shape in space? Yes, my body, despite al
856.
by behnamoh 2y ago
And it keeps getting worse. I had to downgrade to the Oct. 2024 version in order to get back to a working version.
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by behnamoh 2y ago
> Tim Cook has overstayed his welcome. This isn't the first time an influential leader (like Jobs) chooses the next leader only for everyone to realize the next person isn't a "leader" type, but rather someone who was
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by behnamoh 2y ago
> Americans on the whole fall over themselves to defend Apple. What does it have to do with nationality? I've seen Apple fanboys from all countries. Sure, Apple's market share in the US relative to other phone manufacturers is
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by behnamoh 2y ago
> However, it appears being at the edge of bankruptcy, and having turned the ship around has made them paranoid of losing a single cent. That was more than 20 years ago, under a totally different market condition and Apple leadership. Ba
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by behnamoh 2y ago
what's Microsoft's plan here? on one hand they have a huge share in OpenAI and Mistral, and on the other hand they release open weight models.
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by behnamoh 2y ago
Qwen3 30B A3B: https://pastebin.com/kdJZvqVb
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by behnamoh 2y ago
"ch" is written as "چ" in Persian (sounds like channel). "zh" is written as "ژ" in Persian (sounds like bourgeoisie in French).
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by behnamoh 2y ago
> Persian I'm glad the name of my native language is written correctly. In many cases, people say "Farsi", which is offensive to many Iranians because it's the Arabic version of the word "Parsi" (unlike Pers
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by behnamoh 2y ago
> Ocaml issue is not being a USA-born project nor having a significant marketing push in English. Python is a counter argument here.
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by behnamoh 2y ago
Its design reminds me of Nvidia Digits (DGX Spark)—somehow feels natural with all those imperfections.
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Putting the "You" in CPU(cpu.land)
1 points by behnamoh 2y ago|0 comments
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by behnamoh 2y ago
> Its unfortunate the cleaned up syntax never took off, and that OCaml dropped the ball on multicore for over a decade. It just shows the mindset of its devs was a little behind the realities of the industry, or they simply didn't c
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by behnamoh 2y ago
Thanks for sharing your XP. I liked the documentation of sglang, especially when it comes to structured output: https://docs.sglang.ai/backend/structured_outputs.html I couldn't find info on TGI constrained genera
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by behnamoh 2y ago
OCaml surprises me—it's old enough to be mature in terms of features and libs, and it's got a small but enthusiastic community, but every time I tried to convince myself to OCaml I found myself more drawn to Haskell and Elixir.
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by behnamoh 2y ago
At the bottom of the page is a "Ask GPT ..." field which I thought allows users to ask questions about the page, but it just opens up ChatGPT. Missed opportunity.

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