geremiiah

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by geremiiah 6mo ago
> This tech is 100% aligned with the goals of the 0.001% that own and control it If AI is smart enough to replace the 99.999% it's also smart enough to replace the 0.001%.
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by geremiiah 6mo ago
LLMs are dangerous in other ways (LLM psychosis and false confidence has probably already caused negligent deaths). However, I don't think we are close to a terminator scenario. At the same time, if we ever do create an AGI, and eventu
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by geremiiah 7mo ago
If you need an LLM to understand a paper you should not be a reviewer for said paper.
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by geremiiah 7mo ago
It's more like OpenXLA or the PyTorch compiler, that codegens Kokkos C++ kernels from MLIR defined input programs, which for example can be outputted from PyTorch. Kokkos is common in scientific computing workloads, so outputting reada
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by geremiiah 7mo ago
>AI man camps Anyone who studied Engineering or Computer science already knows what this is like, lol.
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by geremiiah 8mo ago
Interesting topic, but why am I reading an LLM generated summary?
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by geremiiah 8mo ago
Enjoyable read. I've long since been wondering whether the low birth rates have something to do with the insecurity that surrounds modern day marriages. If you're a woman you don't want to invest in children, only to be divor
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by geremiiah 8mo ago
Hmm, OK. I got the impression that they might improve your conscientiousness, which for some people, that would equate to a performance enhancer.
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by geremiiah 8mo ago
Something that has been hinted but not explicitly said: are these drugs performance enhancers? Like the same way you would take Ritalin you'd take these to curb your time wasting habits?
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by geremiiah 8mo ago
The article uses the word "partisan", the opposite of which I think is "independent", not "centrist" or "middle", but to be fair the article seems to conflate the two as well and never uses the word
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by geremiiah 9mo ago
So if I'm understanding correctly, you decompose kernels into their per_sm_workload, then you figure out per_sm_data_dependency and then you can schedule sm_workloads from the next kernel to start running as soon as the data dependency
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by geremiiah 9mo ago
> The 30,000 number comes from the Ministry of Health. Then why does the article say that they couldn't independently verify the number and that the only source is a German-Iranian eye doctor?
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by geremiiah 9mo ago
What they are doing is plain cheating the system to get their 3 conference papers so they can get their $150k+ job at FAANG. It's plain cheating with no value.
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by geremiiah 9mo ago
A lot of research in AI/ML seems to me to be "fake it and never make it". Literally it's all about optics, posturing, connections, publicity. Lots of bullshit and little substance. This was true before AI slop, too. But
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by geremiiah 9mo ago
cuEquivariance is unfortunately close sourced (the acutal .cu kernels), but OP's work is targetting a consumer GPU and also a very small particle system so its hard to compare, anyway.
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by geremiiah 9mo ago
$50k signing bonus, I hear.
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by geremiiah 9mo ago
Somebody needs to investigate the EC for corruption.
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by geremiiah 9mo ago
I like HN, when the contributors here are intellectually honest and of good character. I really don't like tech communities filled with amoral nerds.
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by geremiiah 9mo ago
30 years ago life was more prosperous in western and southern Europe. I don't know about eastern Europe.
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by geremiiah 9mo ago
One motivation is surely to humilate the European leaders which they despise.
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by geremiiah 9mo ago
A two-tier Europe would deepen the divide that already exists.
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by geremiiah 9mo ago
Americans wanted change so they didn't want establishment politicians. When this usually happens the far-right and far-left come into view and typically what happens is that the far-right get first dibs because they always promise the
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by geremiiah 9mo ago
How do we know it's "AI", and not just the fact that CS has gotten too popular and there's now a glut of new graduates? https://cra.org/crn/2025/08/infographic-computing-bachelors-... EDIT
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by geremiiah 9mo ago
Here's some actionable ideas: 1. try tech positions at non-tech companies, 2. be more flexible with location, maybe consider also overseas/across the border, 3. consider tech-adjacent positions that play to your strengths, 4. leve
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by geremiiah 9mo ago
Aren't Americans the kind of people who will cut the fat and gristle out of their rib-eye and leave it on the plate? And it was like a thing of pride to not eat the fatty part because look how rich we are ... Now they suddenly all into
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by geremiiah 9mo ago
I used the BBC just an example. Starmer seems to have the same attitude. If both Farage and Corbyn, and Polanski and whoever is leading the Conservatives and LibDems are attacking me, then I must be super in the middle i.e. I must be so doi
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by geremiiah 9mo ago
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/oct/28/keir-s... https://edition.cnn.com/2025/09/30/uk/keir-starmer-labour-pa... I've come across various sources
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by geremiiah 9mo ago
They all believe to be morally infallible. I don't think they would even be able to function as politicians without such cognitive dissonance.
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by geremiiah 9mo ago
There seems to be a prevalent notion within UK establishment circles, "we are being attacked from both sides, therefore we must be right/balanced/fair", which is totally not how it works. You see used for example to defe
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by geremiiah 9mo ago
Everyone is always hauling. Lol.

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