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by chrsw 7mo ago
I think all machine generated content should be labeled as such. And if a maintainer or a consumer or whoever doesn't want to accept it, so be it. But people should at least have the choice.
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by chrsw 7mo ago
I take "outperform" to mean "can replace".
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Building the Future of Coding, OpenCode with Dax Raad [video](youtube.com)
2 points by chrsw 8mo ago|0 comments
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by chrsw 8mo ago
Am I mad or is there a missing ")" on lines and 8 and 9 of the first "C form" that should go before the semicolons?
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by chrsw 8mo ago
For me, ThinkPads won't be "back" until they have at least swappable batteries.
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by chrsw 8mo ago
I understand the logic of getting out of China, and the reasoning is sound. However, cost is the bigger issue. Are you willing to pay more for your computers and electronics? Is your neighbor? Is your company? Are your investors? The pressu
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by chrsw 8mo ago
That's wild that Apple, the ultimate tech image company, left that in there considering this is whole thing is all lip service and PR anyway, not a real change in the global manufacturing mix. Their entire campaign lost all credibility
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by chrsw 8mo ago
Well put. I tried to explain this to someone years ago after they asked a question like "why don't they just build a factory here?". I was like "you need more than _a_ factory, you need a whole ecosystem of manufacturing
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by chrsw 8mo ago
Now all this is in future model training data.
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by chrsw 8mo ago
Language syntax is like the weather. When it's good (or when you're acclimated to it, I guess) you don't notice it. When the weather is perfect you don't even feel like the atmosphere even exists. When a language is so i
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by chrsw 8mo ago
If much of your value is tied up in reputation, as Apple's is, I don't see how you can rush into AI in its current state. It's too risky. If Grok tweets something racist, yeah that's bad but people will move on. If an ag
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by chrsw 8mo ago
YouTube killing he sort by upload date made me furious. I feel like the only fight back is boycotting.
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NanoQuant: Efficient Sub-1-Bit Quantization of Large Language Models(arxiv.org)
13 points by chrsw 8mo ago|0 comments
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by chrsw 8mo ago
I'm keeping my eye on progress in this area as well. I need to free engineering design data from tens of thousands of PDF pages and make them easily and quickly accessible to LLMs.
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Electronic Circuit Simulation on macOS(medium.com)
1 points by chrsw 8mo ago|1 comments
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Horizon-LM: A RAM-Centric Architecture for LLM Training(arxiv.org)
1 points by chrsw 8mo ago|0 comments
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by chrsw 9mo ago
The silicon is just one piece of the puzzle. CUDA and the rest of the software stack is huge advantage for NVIDIA.
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by chrsw 9mo ago
Here's another one https://scrutinydebugger.com/ It's for embedded systems though, which is where I come from. In embedded we have this concept called instruction trace where every instruction executed with the ta
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by chrsw 9mo ago
Something like this maybe: https://whitebox.systems/ Doesn't seem to meet all your desired features though.
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by chrsw 9mo ago
As an American, I feel like I'm sitting on the sidelines as the world, particularly China, zooms past us in the future of automobile technology, and more broadly, battery tech.
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by chrsw 9mo ago
It's not bad. Skimming the code I'd say it's not enterprise quality but it's definitely better than an amateur throwaway project.
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by chrsw 9mo ago
Probably not. And there aren't many 32-bit RISC-V cores with an MMU. I guess you can use a simulator if you found one.
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by chrsw 9mo ago
This is the key point for me in all this. I've never worked in web development, where it seems to me the majority of LLM coding assistants are deployed. I work on safety critical and life sustaining software and hardware. That's t
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by chrsw 9mo ago
Great. Now let's start replacing fast food places with places that still serve you quickly but serve healthy food. Complete meals of whole foods. One of the problems with the way we live and work is that it's so easy to go for the
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by chrsw 9mo ago
They also got rid of the SD Card slot. Which I actually still use.
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by chrsw 9mo ago
I agree. If this were real, it would be a much bigger deal. They're preying on people's hopes.
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by chrsw 9mo ago
I was thinking “this is vapor or extremely expensive” . But maybe it’s somehow both.
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by chrsw 10mo ago
AI generated videos are being used in more and more ads. To cut costs I’m sure. The result is that ads that were just annoying are now terrible and jarring. When I hear talk about AI risks I mostly hear things like runaway super intelligenc
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by chrsw 10mo ago
For me, my usage of SO started declining as LLMs rose. Occasionally I still end up there, usually because a chat response referenced a SO thread. I was willing to put up with the toxicity as long as the site still had technical value for me
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by chrsw 10mo ago
This is the only thing I want in an "AI" browser. It's even something I'd pay for.

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