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by cma 1y ago
Even at low density, if it were a large volume, solid objects would heat up to that ambient temp. But this one is a minor volume and you would still be radiating it away much faster and not reach anywhere near the ambient temperature. In t
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by cma 1y ago
All Apple devices with a store have ads, sponsored listings putting what you didn't search for at the top, even Apple TV which most people say they like because it doesn't have ads.
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by cma 1y ago
Does the commit message itself affect the hash or is it separate and outside of the main system, like tags?
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by cma 1y ago
But boiling water is just a few hundred Kelvin, this is tens of thousands. Would EVA spacesuits be able to radiate that much away if it was really that hot but for the atmosphere absorbing some? I know it is much hotter, but that's wa
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by cma 1y ago
Tumeric sometimes contains lead. I think only in India so far, but the FDA is about to move lots of testing to the states. Hopefully on a roadtrip or layover you won't have to research each state you are in before eating.
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by cma 1y ago
Wait until people find out where jelly beans come from.
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by cma 1y ago
I can report that Crystal Pepsi tasted like Pesi and not Sprite at least, so there must be some limitations.
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by cma 1y ago
"tons what they" autocorrected from "to do what they do." "Paucity of the stimulus" is the term for what I'm talking about with the brain needing much less data, but beyond just more parameters we may have
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by cma 1y ago
Sometimes you have one border blocked from one side, and another not blocked from the other. For instance when the UN split up Israel they gave the Isrealites connectivity to the Mediterrean and the sea, only country other than Egypt to sp
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by cma 1y ago
In a regional crisis it will
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by cma 1y ago
If you rarely got to see letters and just saw fragments of words as something like Chinese characters (tokens), could you count the R's in arbitrary words well? The bigger issue is LLMs still need way way more data than humans get tons
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by cma 1y ago
Patreon is also getting enshittified, grandfathering rates for the legacy people who give it a network effect, and then jacking them up on new creators to take advantage of their moat.
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by cma 1y ago
Many are also US citizens who could work at research labs in the US without a visa. Something like 50K or 100K of the illegal settlers in the occupied West Bank alone are US citizens.
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by cma 1y ago
His group actually used GPUs early (earlier) on and won a competition but didn't get the same press.
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by cma 1y ago
DearMoon was supposed to launch 2022, passenger space service between LA and Ridhya by 2028 (announced in 2018 and they said it was on track for 2028 still several years later). They said it would be around the price of business class air t
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by cma 1y ago
If Bezos made a bridge building company, I'd expect it to use something similar to waterfall. That's not to say it is right for rockets, but it is a different domain than software.
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by cma 1y ago
> It had inadequate abort modes Does Starship have launch abort boosters? Seems infeasible with the amount of fuel and mass on it since it also serves as a second stage, but maybe they solved that somehow?
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by cma 1y ago
And if you add in heavy sparsification it should fit and run on a raspberry pi.
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by cma 1y ago
One of the early updates improved agentic coding scores while lowering other general benchmark scores, which may have impacted those kind of conversations.
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by cma 1y ago
Sounds like you are somewhat describing deepseek's GRPO group relative policy optimization. It's in their deep-seek math paper and then got used in the later deepseek models.
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by cma 1y ago
Nvidia started removing nvlink with the 4000 series, they aren't heavily focused on it either anymore and want to sell the workstation cards for uses like training models at home.
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by cma 1y ago
Everytop model in ARC AGI used a test time finery king approach. They they had one example pair though and would usually do transformations (color, mirroring, etc) of it for the finetuning, and that might have been coded by hand
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by cma 1y ago
I still want to know why we aren't heavily taxing junk mail instead of subsidizing. Or adding a national opt-out system. I do see the incentive problem for political junk mail, asking incumbents to vote against subsidizing that would
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by cma 1y ago
From Anthropic a couple days ago too, self finetuning: https://arxiv.org/html/2506.10139v1
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by cma 1y ago
The looking forward part about additive AR glasses won't really work with liquid glass: how will you do refraction without doubling up the unrefracted version passing through? Maybe it would still work ok in low light.
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by cma 1y ago
Roblox, Rec Room, Epic/Fortnite are worth about 10-20% of Meta. There is a market there, Horizon just hasn't worked out and they don't have anything like the amount of technology behind Unreal Engine/Fortnite or even Ro
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by cma 1y ago
They already have auto factories here, though no major passenger car factory.
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by cma 1y ago
> which themselves are not linguistic in nature (though of course the causality is so complex that the may be _influenced_ by language among other things). Its possible something like this could be said of the middle transformer layers w
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by cma 1y ago
> it’s going to cripple it in a relatively short amount of time due to lateral advancements in technology that facilitate every-day cars being built Isn't China free to build a car factory here, with their technology?
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by cma 1y ago
Slightly different situation with steel in contact with the contents, but this can happen rapidly: https://kaiserscience.wordpress.com/chemistry/electrochemist... I'm not sure if there is a scenario something simi

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