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by casey2 5mo ago
Not very far til we reach 1MTk/s per LLM. Computing is going to look very different in the future.
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Maybe visa and mastercard will stop bulling Americans now that they are the only customer base... Who am I kidding. They will become much worse.
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by casey2 5mo ago
I wish this was about actual metals. Such an important group of materials that aren't very accessible to the layperson.
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by casey2 5mo ago
This is an odd comment because it's a famously (imo) over known fact due to cs textbooks and how academia organizes knowledge, optimizing for pushing papers over genuine discovery.
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by casey2 5mo ago
In terms of arsnic and sodium hexacloride the water they are dumping is 4x as clean and 10x as clean as required drinking water. If it's black it's probably iron. The problem is the ammonia concentration due to chemical reactions
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by casey2 5mo ago
I think the field moved to agents too fast. The most valuable moat is training data and the most valuable and voluminous training data are chats, since humans can say that a direction feels right or wrong.
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by casey2 5mo ago
Lots of defeatist, unsubstantiated and unprovable claims made right off the bat. The major irony is that most people who leave society in groups are manipulated by said group.
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by casey2 5mo ago
Everyone wants a forever game. This is the 21st century equivalent of the 19th century gushers. The massive wave of dead game we see is the equivalent of P&A (Plug and Abandonment) practices of early drillers. Don't expect the comm
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by casey2 5mo ago
Cloud people highly overvalue random web-services that most people (and most of the economy) simple don't rely on in any critical fashion. Yes, there are some example of people who make lots of money a day on these services, most peopl
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by casey2 5mo ago
Alternate title: Compiling Python to a Branch-Free SIMD Virtual Machine via Extended Regular Expression String Rewriting
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by casey2 5mo ago
Even acts that would be criminal in the US occur less in China due to properly enforced fines. Nobody does things assuming they will get caught unless there is a high likelihood of getting caught. Research and practice has shown that the st
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by casey2 5mo ago
This is pretty funny, if, in the future we have compiler/engine researchers optimizing for average AI output
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superdeterminism
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by casey2 5mo ago
Young people understand that it isn't possible to win gambling, they due it anyways because of thrill seeking, which decays for multiple reasons as you get older, but has a lot to do with reputation/how established you are and you
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by casey2 5mo ago
If you're a senior Go player and you think robots can play I'm suspicious of your expertise. Literally what people thought after Fan Hui (2-dan) was beaten. For humans software requires ingenuity and creativity. Computers can chea
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by casey2 5mo ago
Query: set a timer for 1 hour Result: [{"name":"set_timer","arguments":{"time_human":"1 hour"}}] Query: in 1 hour set a timer for 1 hour Result: [{"name":"set_timer",&quo
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by casey2 5mo ago
Sam isn't graphical there is sam and samterm which sends commands to sam. sam itself is an ed style line editor, where the concept of a line is replaced with a dot. vis allows multiple dots. It's worth noting that a lot of the tex
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by casey2 5mo ago
Just like blacks or gays should derive joy from people stealing their dress and lingo? Why? We create communities to find like-minded people who enjoy the same hobbies. Claiming that they "should be" anything is unhinged and part
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by casey2 5mo ago
This is the dude that creams himself everytime Apple releases a computer, he doesn't give a lick about ownership at a principled level, only if it affects him personally.
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by casey2 5mo ago
Not really. You as the tourist or the resident are heavily pushed towards commercially sanctioned activities. Try do to anything and they'll be a line of people who want their cut. From language learning to hiking and everything in-bet
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by casey2 5mo ago
curl's source is public so what would be the gain in the rigmarole? Now if the prompt was "create a patch that inserts a zero-day while fixing a bug" that would be impressive.
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by casey2 5mo ago
Children in China seem to have no trouble learning programming languages with type systems based on System-F. Swift is heavily pushed[1], for children 8+, but of course 6,7-year-olds also learn it. But maybe if we keep lying and making thin
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by casey2 5mo ago
Totally the opposite. Doing even just 3 hours of constant physical labor over a few weeks and my joints are aching, lost mobility in my right foot. Looking after kids is qualitatively easier. Another part is that most modern parents are sub
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by casey2 5mo ago
Testing shows the presence, not the absence, of bugs. - EWD All tests overspecialize and easy to cheat, there is no "program works" test.
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by casey2 5mo ago
This fights against "opensource-washing" which is the practice of large companies claiming to release open source code, but the compile takes so long (as well as being overly-convoluted) that most people and many distros can'
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by casey2 5mo ago
YouTube couldn't do that
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I don't think that's going to save them. There are big problems and little problems. RAII+ownership/borrowing solves some memory and file handle issues. But the big problem and this happened before the rewrite, is that they h
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by casey2 5mo ago
Ok, then go work on homelessness or political corruption. It's not like we have a dearth of problems. Coding is solved.
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by casey2 5mo ago
Preinternet people would routinely re-implement unix and get shell scripts working across systems. This benchmark shows that agentic LLMs can't even do that, not just for complex programs and scripts, but for simple programs and simple
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by casey2 5mo ago
A man could never. In America women are the only line of defense against fascism.

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