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by ipnon 10mo ago
There is very little common space in Michigan. There is a lot of private land, and a lot of public land, but very few spaces where people congregate. So when they do, it stands out quite a bit.
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by ipnon 10mo ago
Personally I prefer simple software without bugs! This security vulnerability highlights a serious issue with React. It’s a SPA framework, a server side framework, and a functional component library all at the same time. And it’s apparently
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by ipnon 10mo ago
It's good to have a local GPU. That's like your dev environment. Prod is much more expensive in AI programming than in web programming. So you want to make sure everything is working before you push!
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John Nickolls Obituary (2011)(legacy.com)
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Model sizes are currently constrained by availability of inference hardware(lesswrong.com)
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by ipnon 10mo ago
This is also true that sleep deprivation can act as shock therapy! But it seems to still indicate that depression can be caused by chronic adenosine dysfunction. So temporary sleep deprivation will put the adenosine system in a state it isn
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by ipnon 10mo ago
This also helps explain why extremely early waking or late sleeping is common in depression.
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by ipnon 10mo ago
I think CAP theorem says this is impossible.
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by ipnon 10mo ago
Yes, if these models available for $200/month a making 50% returns reliably, why isn’t Citadel having layoffs?
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by ipnon 10mo ago
And it's had scapegoats for just as long! Everything is going according to plan really. It's not the tax scheme, or the zoning, or the construction costs, or the concentration of labor opportunities in London. Don't be daft!
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by ipnon 10mo ago
Dylan Patel founded Semianalysis and he has a great interview with Satya Nadella on Dwarkesh Patel's podcast.
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by ipnon 10mo ago
The builtin JavaScript interpreter is such a devious touch. No one blinks an eye at several MBs of extension data. That’s plenty of room to store arbitrary runtimes in, and then all the default browser runtime protections are pointless.
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Flame Graphs(brendangregg.com)
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by ipnon 10mo ago
He's the leading AI researcher at the 3rd largest company in the world in the middle of an AI boom. He's naturally going to have quite the marketing budget behind him!
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by ipnon 10mo ago
This is amazing! We live in wonderful times!
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by ipnon 10mo ago
It depends on how they’re utilized , especially at these scales, you have to squeeze every bit out.
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by ipnon 11mo ago
Pharmacology and chemistry can really make the world a better place.
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by ipnon 11mo ago
Not bad engineering to make it through a handful of civil wars, a Blitz, and a couple thousand V-1 rockets mostly intact. You have to wonder how long all the steel and concrete that's been laid around the Thames from our civilization w
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by ipnon 11mo ago
Good luck, one thing I can tell you is I don’t regret making the jump in the slightest, even though it has its own ups and downs.
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by ipnon 11mo ago
The level of effort is becoming comparable: It's not unfathomable to send 1,000 applications to get a new job. Think of all the emails, coding evaluations, high-pressure interviews, LeetCode grinding, multi-round interviews, HR back-an
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by ipnon 11mo ago
It is easier to start your own business than to get a job for a certain class of people in our industry. There is just not enough supply of jobs for people who “did everything right.” It’s a painful economic signal that US economy has run o
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by ipnon 11mo ago
Don't leave us hanging!
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by ipnon 1y ago
If this becomes unfit for habitation it will likely stay in the skyline indefinitely. 1 Seaport has had construction stalled since 2017 because of a 3 inch tilt off axis. The default in NYC is to let the concrete stand as a monument to fail
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by ipnon 1y ago
Me too. No regrets.
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by ipnon 1y ago
“It’s certainly uncontaminated by cheese.”
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by ipnon 1y ago
Hopefully this can solve the problem of Claude needing to compact itself every 10 minutes, blocking execution. It would be better if it was always compacting in the background. But that requires perhaps more compute than is realistic.
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by ipnon 1y ago
The age of LLMs is shifting the predominant modality of data towards plaintext. For people like us, it's easier to grok, and it allows all of the poweruser use cases. I think this is a great idea.
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by ipnon 1y ago
It's good to experiment, and your boldness should be commended.
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by ipnon 1y ago
And it's killer use case today that is artificial intelligence development really uses it as a glue language for CUDA and similar GPU APIs.
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Atomic Rocketships of the Space Patrol or "So You Wanna Build a Rocket?"(projectrho.com)
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