genxy

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by genxy 5d ago
This is why the model is called what it is called
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by genxy 5d ago
What will you think up next? Maybe you are conjuring them into existence.
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by genxy 5d ago
https://www.pangram.com/history/3b78d6ab-4c1e-43a2-b387-366c... 61% generated by AI 12% assisted by AI
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by genxy 5d ago
tracks like grass stains on their underwear.
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by genxy 5d ago
What I find fascinating is how much the bird brain expands and contracts wrt to how much it sings and what songs it learns.
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by genxy 5d ago
I think it is not unlike a crush involving lots of humans in a confined space.
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by genxy 6d ago
The result doesn't change, the result is what is dangerous. And the natural ability for the model to form a swarm is now trained in, this is extremely risky. The models should not be able to form swarms, this is an extremely dangerous
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by genxy 6d ago
I prototyped an NLP pipeline using an LLM because setting up the whole NLP skeleton was way too much of a pain. It was able to adequately simulate each piece. The nice part was that I could attack the problem from above, at any point I co
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by genxy 8d ago
Sometimes the only way to save a village ...
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by genxy 8d ago
You know nothing of high school students.
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by genxy 8d ago
Good opportunity to make a killing as all that new beachfront property opens up.
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by genxy 8d ago
Believe it is in Jevons as in the nuclear energy that was "too cheap to measure" this is if statements that are too cheap to measure. Or it is measured in J eV.
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by genxy 9d ago
You might see if this nascent CLR backend to Rust can do what you need https://github.com/FractalFir/rustc_codegen_clr
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by genxy 9d ago
Hundreds of billions a year, and the very thing that we ostensibly built to protect us is one of our biggest liabilities.
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by genxy 9d ago
> Transparent Continuation Checkpointing in a JIT those "compiler-defined durable boundaries" are called "safepoints" and they are inserted so that threads can be suspended so cross cutting concerns can be applied (GC
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by genxy 9d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chandy%E2%80%93Lamport_algorit... https://lamport.azurewebsites.net/pubs/chandy.pdf
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by genxy 9d ago
Is it worth pointing out, or should you point it out?
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by genxy 9d ago
You have to be more specific about what you mean by design. The models are excellent and the netlist and the components along with tradeoffs.
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by genxy 9d ago
So many AWS simps in this thread that don't actually understand how AWS scrimped out and fucked their customers. You can't all suck up to AWS at the same time, you need to serialize.
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by genxy 10d ago
Great job, now you just told AI how to get away with it.
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by genxy 10d ago
https://archive.org/details/ote
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by genxy 11d ago
Incase the nav bar is too far away, https://news.ycombinator.com/show
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by genxy 11d ago
If you still have toes, take some morphine and reload.
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by genxy 12d ago
Baby shoes, never warn. It is a threat. We need to run.
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by genxy 13d ago
pareto parrot
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by genxy 14d ago
Same here, we had two rooms that had 20+ Apple II computers, each student could use their own machine all to themselves. And our district was not rich, it must have cost more than 150k in today dollars.
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by genxy 14d ago
There is a wonderful offshoot of Logo for Agent Based Modeling https://www.netlogo.org/ where one can conduct all sorts of simulations involving many thousands of agents.
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by genxy 14d ago
Please consider making more comics. You have it.
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by genxy 14d ago
The apocalypse being triggered by frontier labs picking a fight with mathematicians was unexpected.
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by genxy 14d ago
Are you running Sprite in qemu or on hardware? I ran a small Mosix cluster a couple times just for funsies. I had forgotten about Sprite as the other SSI cluster operating system. It is really too bad that this line of research trailed off.

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