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by cma 7mo ago
According to this he ordered them uncut and unfinished and may just warehouse until needed: https://www.mooreslawisdead.com/post/sam-altman-s-dirty-dram... Its still speculative that OpenAI won't go bankrupt and h
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by cma 7mo ago
> RAM prices spiked speculatively Didn't OpenAI buy up 40% of the capacity all at once?
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by cma 7mo ago
> the enrichment of nuclear material to military grades while constantly threatening the elimination of Israel. Iran has supported a treaty on elimination of weapons of mass destruction in the middle east, Israel has been the blocker of
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by cma 7mo ago
Anthropic puts up random prompts defaulting to enabled to trick you into accidentally enabling.
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by cma 7mo ago
I think the Unreal Tournament 4 team was moved to Fortnite after the success of PUBG to rapidly turn it into a battle royale.
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by cma 7mo ago
> it decided to "solve the problem in software" This isn't made by nvidia
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by cma 7mo ago
https://evermorestud.io/retroreflective-chromakey-experiment...
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Nvidia GreenBoost kernel modules opensourced(forums.developer.nvidia.com)
5 points by cma 7mo ago|0 comments
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by cma 7mo ago
Every python object will trigger copy on write of a full memory page on any read, due to reference counting, though some will share pages.
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by cma 8mo ago
Why not just symlink
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by cma 8mo ago
Religious schools have long had the strongest cancel culture out there.
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by cma 8mo ago
How about the Quartering Act of 1774, American Revolution and Third Ammendment?
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by cma 8mo ago
> it's limited within the law to 150 days and then has to be extended by Congress. Isn't that one also limited to targetted tariffs? He's applied it worldwide...
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by cma 8mo ago
The inventor's grace period under first to file changes still gives them/their university a year to file if they publish openly.
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by cma 8mo ago
When you predict with the small model, the big model can verify as more of a batch and be more similar in speed to processing input tokens, if the predictions are good and it doesn't have to be redone.
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by cma 8mo ago
> One should maintain a healthy skepticism about this sort of claim. Which claim are you referring to that they made? I looked through all the parts where they were quoted and most seemed to have couched language.
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by cma 8mo ago
> Their costs are not magically lower when you use claude code vs when you use a third-party client. If subsidizing that offering is a good hook to get higher paying API users on board, then some of that cost is a customer aquisition cos
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by cma 8mo ago
They moved to motors from their older high speed hydraulics. I don't know if it was after unitree or not.
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by cma 8mo ago
They had supervisors in the passenger seat for a whole but moved them back to the drivers seat, then moved some out to chase cars. In the ones where they are in driver seat they were able to take over the wheel weren't they?
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by cma 8mo ago
To be fair, Google has a patent on the transformer architecture. Their page rank patent monopoly probably helped fund the R&D.
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by cma 8mo ago
Just writing a non-toy C preprocessor is non-trivial.
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by cma 8mo ago
You can one shot prompt a toy C compiler. Getting one that can compile Linux in a bootable way is significantly harder.
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by cma 8mo ago
Net inference revenue would need to be outpacing to go against his think about margins.
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by cma 8mo ago
Altman/Brockman did it a lot and it became popular. I don't remember if it is true or "Malcolm Gladwell" true, but in various stories all NBA players started wearing baggy shorts because Michael Jordan did for one reason
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by cma 9mo ago
For the models themselves, less so for the scaffolding, considering things like the long running TPU bug that happened, are there not internal quality measures looking at samples of real outputs? Using the real systems on benchmarks and lo
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by cma 9mo ago
Tablet/kindle on an arm mount (the kind with springs like a microphone or architecture lamp stand works best, goosenecks fail pretty quick), and the wearmouse app on an android watch to turn pages works pretty well.
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by cma 9mo ago
I don't think it is dispositive, just that it likely didn't copy the proof we know was in the training set. A) It is still possible a proof from someone else with a similar method was in the training set. B) something similar to e
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by cma 9mo ago
The TPU implementation used approximate top-k instead of the exact used on nvidia. While that wouldn't matter too much and there was a bug with it, it still was a cost savings thing not to use exact from the beginning because it wasn&#
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by cma 9mo ago
They've added this change at the same time they added random trick prompts to try and get you hit enter on the training opt in from late last year. I've gotten three popups inside claude code today at random times trying to trick
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by cma 9mo ago
The fees go to the vendors. The vendors are allowed to accept cash for less money than the card+fees price, so there is still a fee.

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