hadlock

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by hadlock 2mo ago
At 14,000t/s that's effectively a motor cortex for an android, you no longer need to train the robot to walk, it has a general idea for how to walk (baked into the 1b model), and then just corrects based on sensor input, in real t
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by hadlock 2mo ago
Much like spaceflight, aerospace or nuclear engineering, you need to retain local talent for national defense purposes. Being 70% as good is still way better than being 100% dependent and heavily leveraged by your opponents.
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by hadlock 2mo ago
I'd love to have been a fly on the wall of the Waymo offices when this news broke
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by hadlock 2mo ago
It's a forum, not an engineering conference, but here is a demonstrated 10 point difference between two top harnesses anyways: https://artificialanalysis.ai/agents/coding-agents#harness-c...
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by hadlock 2mo ago
When it comes to quality of outcome, since at least Feburary, the harness has almost equal, if not more weight than the model itself. It's no longer "which model is the best?" it's "which model + harness is the best
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by hadlock 2mo ago
>I don't think another model this performant exists with fully open source data and recipes alongside the weights If you're already selling shovels, you might as well provide maps to the gold mine with every purchase.
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by hadlock 2mo ago
4 months of progress. Qwen 3.8 Max is, depending on who you ask, what you're doing, standard disclaimers, really really close to Opus 4.8. That is a huge dump from 3.6 Max. Presumably improvements in their training librar(y/ies),
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by hadlock 2mo ago
Economists keep track of the number of "unbanked" people. At the lower end of the spectrum the % of "unbanked" individuals is quite high and they live almost exclusively in an all-cash economy. Particularly in immigrant
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by hadlock 2mo ago
I think most everyone already has a curated training library; Web scraping exists but I don't think anyone is still using it as a primary information vector
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by hadlock 2mo ago
In my experience I am getting 23-24 t/s output with dflash off, and it craters to ~9 t/s with it on, miss rate exceeding 50%. And I'm using the same device as stated on their model page/card. We might need to wait for th
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by hadlock 2mo ago
128k context window is a complete non-started for us. We need to optimize our most needy agentic jobs, but our average context is well above that
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by hadlock 2mo ago
The vessel was at least 100 miles from shore, the USCG did in fact label it a non-emergency. This is "radio shore for your buddy to zoom out with 50 gallons of diesel in a zodiac" territory. CHP doesn't send out an ambulance
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by hadlock 2mo ago
This is great, thank you!
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by hadlock 2mo ago
This comes up in conversation at office events, every woman in our office always agrees they will choose waymo over uber every time, due to the lack of (presumably male) driver.
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by hadlock 2mo ago
I don't have to listen to the driver argue with his girlfriend across the entire span of the bay bridge, I don't have to worry the uber reeks of week (or worse, cigarette) smell on the way to an interview etc etc. Given the choice
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by hadlock 2mo ago
This is on my list to evaluate, I absolutely do not want to download 9gb of supply chain risk into prod every time we upgrade, when I can compile 70mb of binary. We run vLLM in a container with hardware passthrough for gitops, having the en
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by hadlock 2mo ago
All of us with a 96gb rtx 6000 would love to see a 70b moe. Maybe they are waiting for OpenAI and Anthropic to IPO so they can short their stock and release. Local LLM is going to get very interesting in the next 2 years.
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by hadlock 2mo ago
It seems like he's saying to use open source software, and firefox is one of those options. Since it's open source, you "own" it soup to nuts, thus sovereign.
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by hadlock 2mo ago
Probably someone who realized "build your own apps" means "empowering users to build competing apps that don't send marketing telemetry back to google"
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by hadlock 2mo ago
So the US has 25 weeks, or 6 months of oil reserves left. One thing to note is that most jet fuel for europe comes from persian gulf oil. The US has been supplying Europe with jet fuel (at the cost of American gasoline) since the beginning
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by hadlock 2mo ago
I just gave you the ROI on a retail blackwell card, the math checks out, particularly on overpriced Haiku and Sonnet, what do you mean by "you're just fighting economies of scale if you're going trying to beat a datacenter on
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by hadlock 2mo ago
Seems like they're working to destroy the local LLM argument. Right now Haiku is $1/$5 in/out. You can grind out $12,000 worth of haiku (or arguably, sonnet) class tokens in about 5 months on a Blackwell RTX 6000 96GB especia
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by hadlock 3mo ago
As long as it was the kind I could buy spare parts for, sure. And it wasn't connected to the internet. Not having cleaning staff in the house periodically would be a huge quality of life improvement.
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by hadlock 3mo ago
I suspect in 5 years everyone will have the equivalent of a 512gb mac mini running a 500b class open weight model for 98% of their tasks, shelling out to openai/anthropic for the other 2%. People who need higher end models will own the
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by hadlock 3mo ago
I've had 2b models give a plausible Paris vacation itinerary. A tools-capable 12b and especially 30b model from 2026 is certainly capable of producing passable results. I was demonstrating the qwen 3.6 27b model I stood up last week to
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by hadlock 3mo ago
The big problem with US AI is that they deprecate their models after like a year. If I have a routine business process that works with GPT 9.9 and then next year they release GPT10 and 9.9 isn't available anymore, I really do not want
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by hadlock 3mo ago
When I got married our food waste probably tripled. My food waste as a single guy was significantly less than married. When I had kids it probably tripled again. Much like a horse to water, you cannot explain to a 3 year old that if they do
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by hadlock 3mo ago
When my wife finally upgraded her iphone to one that uses the usb-c, finally the last non-usb-c device in the house was gone. It has drastically simplified our lives. Each car only has a single usb-c cable now and that's enough for lon
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by hadlock 3mo ago
You are not going to get the guy at 7-11 or the cashier at Target who just bought a PS5 for her son to boycott watching movies on it. Boycotts only work if it is demonstrably going to make their life worse if they don't. Losing access
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by hadlock 3mo ago
I'm currently supporting (a couple hours a week) an exec who has mostly automated his workflow via vibe coding (the rest largely failed - not everyone can make the leap, and those that do are largely marginal) his workflow is largely a

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