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by croemer 2mo ago
Depends on where you sit on the binomial curve. At p=0.04 for n=250 4% points would not be within margin of error.
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by croemer 2mo ago
How much does it score though? 0% would be 4% less if Opus was at 4%. Unless you mean relative fraction not percentage points - but people usually mean percentage points in such situations.
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by croemer 2mo ago
Requests are guaranteed no matter what. > If I have 16 pods with 1cpu and 1 pod with 16cpu, does the Linux scheduler make sure to give the 16cpu pod more time? Yes if there's CPU pressure the 16cpu will get 16x more than 1cpu.
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by croemer 2mo ago
No, it's not a glucose sensor. Extrapolating from the Google research published in Nature a few months ago on how they estimate insulin sensitivity using wearables (and not just BMI, age, etc): https://www.nature.com/ar
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by croemer 2mo ago
Your lasers were probably at MW for only a microsecond.
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by croemer 2mo ago
Same, I've also been running with `--dangerously-skip-permissions` in devcontainers with docker volumes to keep Claude/Codex auth tokens. Works really well!
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by croemer 2mo ago
Yes, Gemini let's me do SARS-CoV-2 evolution research (perfectly safe, should never be blocked but is impossible with OAI/Ant)
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by croemer 2mo ago
Right now it makes your account completely useless if you work on something completely harmless related to viruses. Blocks, downgrades, throttling of answers "to check for safety". You need to be at a select few institutions to av
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by croemer 2mo ago
Should be "Show HN"
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by croemer 2mo ago
From https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22336638 : > Don't have your username be that of your company or project. It creates a feeling of using HN for promotion and of not really participating as a person. You don&
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by croemer 2mo ago
Prices have dropped by a factor of around 6 in real terms since 1925 for US household electricity. https://chatgpt.com/share/6a6f3f3b-7624-83ed-a11a-248cb39728...
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by croemer 2mo ago
Not sure why it matters whether weights are software or not. One can equally argue that firmware is just settings for the CPU. If weights aren't copyrightable then doesn't this argue against the idea of them being able to have the
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by croemer 2mo ago
Some of us might be rich, or get funding, or in the future it could be useful when training is cheaper. Open source has benefits even if you can run yourself. You can read the code for understanding/insights. Other labs could replicate
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by croemer 2mo ago
Yes, obviously.
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by croemer 2mo ago
Unrelated
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by croemer 2mo ago
> there is a ceiling of basic classes you have to internalize I think you mean floor. Floor is a minimum you need. Ceiling would be the maximum you can achieve. Below this floor you're not useful. There's a ceiling to how much
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by croemer 2mo ago
I guess Huggingface datasets are easy to crawl - those datasets are hosted to be crawled. In contrast to the web at large which will be behind Cloudflare etc
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by croemer 2mo ago
In principle interesting, but I can't stand the Claude writing. > Keys with real blast radius > Here is what they unlock. > This is a floor, not an estimate of actual balances or unauthorized usage. The keys were verified but
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by croemer 2mo ago
The visualization is absolute useless slop. A Text-Form timeline would have been way more useful. I couldn't hear having to scroll by hand for something that's just textual information.
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by croemer 2mo ago
Given your username, are you the Bob from the article?
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by croemer 2mo ago
I didn't cheat and I'm in bottom 94%!
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by croemer 2mo ago
LLM written for sure: > The identity [...] is the whole trick. The outer product is a matrix; the inner product is a number. We no longer store every past key and value. We store their summed outer products in the fixed-size state S_t.
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by croemer 2mo ago
The actual paper - never trust press releases from authors' institutions: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-026-10837-5 Peer review files: https://media.springernature.com/original/spring
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by croemer 2mo ago
One CVE even lists the same person twice! CVE-2026-64691: Ruslan Dautov, Ruslan Dautov
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by croemer 2mo ago
I think that's it?
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by croemer 2mo ago
It's been a while since I've seen such an ad-plagued site.
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by croemer 2mo ago
That's crazy, I wonder what your customization settings are?
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Crystallization of Hard Spheres(youtube.com)
3 points by croemer 2mo ago|0 comments
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by croemer 3mo ago
I'm not getting this, is it a joke?
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by croemer 3mo ago
Indeed. Your link points at today's outage number 1. This thread here is about outage number 2. We're currently undergoing outage number 3. The post that ends up on front page is usually the one for the previous outage due to the

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