frozenport

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by frozenport 2y ago
Appears it takes an LLM running on the fastest computers in the world to read lisp
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by frozenport 2y ago
Transpiler is a kind of compiler
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by frozenport 2y ago
Trademark issue, they are saying something is Nintendo, by way of their command name, when it isnt?
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by frozenport 2y ago
Yeah thats why OpenAI, etc don't run 7B But for scrapping, and tool calling it represents a substantial gain.
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by frozenport 2y ago
M2 macs can do it: https://twitter.com/junrushao/status/1681828325923389440 in practice 10 tokens per second is kinda annoyingly slow most local people would opt for a smaller 7b model
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by frozenport 2y ago
LLama3 looks particularly good at tool calling Groq's low latency is particularly good for tool calling Seems like two techs that will make coding obsolete :-)
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by frozenport 3y ago
>> won't be okay with making API calls to Groq Linked article: If customers come with requests for high volumes of chips for very large installations, Groq will instead propose partnering on data center deployment
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by frozenport 3y ago
I guess its tool calling? When you chain the LLMs together?
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Groq CEO: 'We No Longer Sell Hardware'(eetimes.com)
204 points by frozenport 3y ago|148 comments
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by frozenport 3y ago
I bought and returned one.
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by frozenport 3y ago
Yeah. Basically you can use it as an TV and that’s about it. The gesture interface is incompatible with any efficient data manipulation and the screen underperforms compared to a computer monitor. Unlike the iPhone Apple can’t simply softwa
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by frozenport 3y ago
Naw all the kids are using it cheat on their homework
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by frozenport 3y ago
>> Why not just roll it back to the state before we added the intellectual competitor review? Journals don't add much value outside of their peer review. Most researcher don't care about the paper copies, or pagination, or d
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by frozenport 3y ago
From reading the OpenRCT2 code base it was C-style with PUSHA features. You basically need to create a bunch of wrappers over function calls, to construct a sort of domain specific language/macro collection for your specific applicatio
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by frozenport 3y ago
They didn't gain anything by doing this.
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by frozenport 3y ago
They should just open a comment field on arXiv. Then I can anonymously critique the paper without fear of the authors rejecting my career making Nature paper.
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by frozenport 3y ago
Yeah in the ML space you don't need to, but in engineering, HPC its still really popular. Perhaps in some universe we'll replace C++ with ONNX.
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by frozenport 3y ago
+1 on the AMD are morons train. AMD recently got rid of one of the CUDA compatibility layers instead of extending it.
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by frozenport 3y ago
Is a learned downsampler a form of inverse crime? https://arxiv.org/abs/math-ph/0401050
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by frozenport 3y ago
Note that this does not create a memory leak, since the pointer/reference is part of the root set. What does valgrind say?
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by frozenport 3y ago
Android and mobile platform make it hard to distribute as fully compiled source.
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by frozenport 3y ago
TPM’s reporting has identified as SACR members the president of the influential, Trump-aligned Claremont Institute, Harvard Law grads, and leading businessmen in communities scattered across America. This lowers my opinion of Harva
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by frozenport 3y ago
This article teaches optics people about compute arch. Which is maybe fine, but its not still not clear how to implement these components.
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by frozenport 3y ago
they could record the person taking the test with a video camera at the test site and make it much harder to cheat
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by frozenport 3y ago
The point isn’t to stop all cheating, it’s to catch the most blatant idiots cheating. What? No the point is to catch all cheaters.
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by frozenport 3y ago
I would disagree with the point that they're no less Roman than Caesar or Hadrian When Belisarius invaded Italy, the actual Romans slurred them as "Greek invaders".
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by frozenport 3y ago
Imagine reading the entire article, subscribing to the Economist, and only getting this tiny fragment that could be otherwise found on a passing HN comment.
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by frozenport 3y ago
Article mentions it was the guy’s employer who fired him. Rather than the government.
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by frozenport 3y ago
Rather poor article because it doesn’t answer the question of why fake research is so prevalent in China. There are a few reasons but they include 1) almost everybody is committing massive fraud making actual policing difficult (are you goi
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by frozenport 3y ago
basically no-name manufactures can get a free version of Windows

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