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by genxy 2mo ago
Why do you give up so easily? Human culture and the already low quality bar of writing should be allowed to fall even further because you are annoyed by those that want to protect it? Why should your opinion be worth more than those who wou
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by genxy 2mo ago
Parent wanted to drop some anti-woke whistles because the author is black. Engineer from T&T makes a sound economic argument for the RISC-V ecosystem and suddenly it is "social justice". F that.
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by genxy 2mo ago
Which is really the subtext to Grinberg's rant. It has technical flaws that he dislikes, but those won't stop RISC-V from dominating in the market. You get these kinds of responses when something is too close to perfection. It sud
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by genxy 2mo ago
Curious how you are using it? Making blender plugins?
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by genxy 2mo ago
Is this the paper? Harnessing the Universal Geometry of Embeddings https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.12540
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by genxy 2mo ago
No you don't. Did you tell it this? > The part worth keeping Shame on you.
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by genxy 2mo ago
How would you solve this problem given the training set and the existing training methods? How would a human (maybe a 5th grader?) solve this?
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by genxy 2mo ago
Well if the training data has thousands of stories written about rogue AI, telling a universal text simulator that it is ai, might cause it to gravitate towards that attractor basin. You are what you pretend to be.
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by genxy 2mo ago
I think the issue is then, if you have the same base lineage and you start extending and fixing things, then it will be easy to overlap with new patents that whomever still holds MIPS IP. RISC-V is mainly a way to avoid IP conflicts, not as
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by genxy 2mo ago
The endings have a similar existential pit.
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by genxy 2mo ago
Does the edge matter? I know you added significant as your hedge, but once you have feedback, your gain is largely irrelevant. Gain buys you bandwidth, so we are constructing systems run by the most powerful corporations where they are now
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by genxy 2mo ago
You might try watching Backrooms. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt26657236/
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by genxy 2mo ago
It is extremely competent at its true goals. How much wave action have they gotten out of the Strait of Hormuz?
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by genxy 2mo ago
math is timeless
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by genxy 2mo ago
Upset no. But I would like it to be a violation of norms around citation. We should respect the reader and the truth.
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by genxy 2mo ago
I thought it was built for sandboxing, now.
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by genxy 2mo ago
Utter garbage by the "authors" of this post. Shame on you Haye Kesteloo. It takes three sentences to not vomit this crap into the world.
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by genxy 2mo ago
> You expect every blog post to find the earliest relevant paper to cite This should be expected out of everyone. If you don't respect the reader enough to do this, why should we read your posts? I think papers should be retracted f
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by genxy 2mo ago
Post hoc rationalization The choice we made for other reasons is the best one for these constructed reasons that didn't exist until later. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choice-supportive_bias Measuring and Mitigat
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by genxy 2mo ago
What is the best language for the user of the LLM? What is the best language to have high quality correctness oracles so that the user doesn't have to babysit the LLM and do lots of manual testing?
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by genxy 2mo ago
> because it doesn't affect the semantics of the program It does when you use them as a feature and not an optimization. Like in interpreters, state machines, parsers, etc. Calling tail calls an optimization set computer science bac
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by genxy 2mo ago
You can train a model of this size on your laptop in a day.
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by genxy 2mo ago
One of the things that seems effective in reducing Alzheimers is a "flushing action" inside of the brain (Glymphatic system). I wonder if this spatial reasoning maps into a spatial activation in the brain. It would be interesting
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by genxy 2mo ago
People who would pass The Knowledge test might already develop dementia at a much lower rate.
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Because they are also incredibly stupid.
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by genxy 2mo ago
> as easy to use as Photoshop Is that a typo?
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by genxy 2mo ago
> That's fair You might need to spend some time with a paper book.
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by genxy 2mo ago
Suicide or closing the loop?
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by genxy 2mo ago
These companies that "own the web" shouldn't be allowed to also own the browsers. We went through this already.
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by genxy 2mo ago
AI slop. WTF even is this? > The result is a cross-surface topology of the emerging search journey and a discipline for distinguishing observed containment from inferred resolution. This is the same thing that happened with crypto "

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