doctorpangloss

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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
do you mean, that organizations now have access to Fable-ish pelican drawing?
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
would you refuse to invest in BFL because Robin Rombach doesn't know anything about making movies? sora is done. can you find me one person brave enough to say, "Bill Peebles, a nice guy, doesn't know anything about making mo
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
does the agent control the environment that onecli is running in? (yes)
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
if i recorded the video of "private home sequencing," what scene would be different? i suppose you would put the sample collector into some kind of not-yet-existent affordable device? and then what, you get an sd card? all the val
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
okay, it's interesting that you chose those three goals, i would have picked three very different goals (i support your mission don't misunderstand me). here is an illuminating reason why: let's say i recorded a video of the
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
i appreciate this kind of funny commentary but on the flip side, compare the top software list in 2026 - facebook, instagram, tiktok, gmail, youtube, chatgpt, ios camera, google docs, office on ios, android and windows - and two of those we
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
It's a very interesting project. What are the big picture goals? I am asking from the POV of having spoken to many people in the genomics data ecosystem, such as pharmaceutical "chief commercialization officers," not just eng
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
Oh god guys let me make your ads product for you
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
anyway i was completely wrong and a few nodes had EDAC events haha
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
I just had an LLM set it up and never had to touch it again.
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
i have years and terabytes of ECC DDR4 and DDR5 memories, UDIMM and RDIMM, with edac enabled all this time, and i have literally never once observed a single error correction. however, (1) i built all these computers myself (2) the servers
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
the story is kind of complicated, it's impossible to guess the culprit, you must profile. HDR content for example can sometimes incorrectly request a bespoke tonemapping instead of a video engine silicon one, like it does in libavcodec
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
imagine being the leadership of the one of most valuable US private companies in the world. then you have to make something called a "pull request" that gets "reviewed" by someone named "Jarred" to make improve
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
I would want to put stuff on the camera, which this SDK doesn't do. But it's good it is part of their DNA.
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
They could spur a lot of innovation by open sourcing their firmware or introducing plugins. They don't really have a channel to take asks like "ring buffer style recording" but I would do it myself.
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
A great value if you pirate games.
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
being able to draw a picture of a pelican is really cool and it requires intelligence but i don't think it's a good measure of improving capabilities of these models nor AGI. we don't have to spend so much breath on it.
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
> reduce harmful blue light enough studies and randomized control trials have been conducted, it is conclusively shown that blue light emitted from household devices does not interact meaningfully with sleep. metareview CRD420251034611 &
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
based on their apple intelligence demos they are optimizing their products for their core demo of 55-95 year old boomers who talk out loud to think and read every page of the nytimes. you are miles away from the US consumer product experien
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
Lots of ebike manufacturers have pulled out of the US, and lots of US ebike manufacturers have gone bankrupt. It is nice to have a lot of competition for phones. The contraction of the US market and lots of government interference with tari
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
they train on your requests by paraphrasing them (which means rewriting them but keeping all the saliency) and removing their association with you i don't know why this is so controversial, their terms are written to perfectly fit this
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
okay, what if this benchmark were just called Arc, and all you knew about it was what questions it asked? it just looks like a bunch of arcade games, which should tell you that it doesn't test AGI at all. on the flip side, the idea tha
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
what do you think will come of the people who have to ingest large amounts of information for reasons other than producing joy, if the AI is ingesting large amounts of information for them? and anyway... the commenter is doing this for joy.
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
i just wonder why you think fees are high. seemingly the only thing that keeps fees low elsewhere in the world is regulations.
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
Look I'm the one who made the error here. All I am saying is that AllowedIPs doesn't do what it sounds like it does.
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
I see that you don't know what AllowedIPs does :)
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
haha self hosted wireguard, an opportunity to find out AllowedIPs: 0.0.0.0/0 does the opposite of what you think it will do
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
On the flip side does this stuff add up to a greater cultural impact than playground drama nostalgia? Can I write this without being downvoted?
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
The idiocy of cooldowns speaks for itself.
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by doctorpangloss 3mo ago
Insurance companies don't invent anything, they don't control interest rates, don't risk much of their owners' money, and in many cases the state obligates people to buy your service, so in that sense it's easy. To

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