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by ipsum2 11mo ago
World generation is different than world modeling. It's like java versus javascript. I'm not sure why I bother with technical discussion on hacker news anymore.
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by ipsum2 11mo ago
Nowhere in the page does it state that's it's a world model.
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by ipsum2 11mo ago
Wow, so excited to try! > gemini It seems like you don't have access to Gemini 3. Learn more at https://goo.gle/enable-preview-features To disable Gemini 3, disable "Preview features" in /settings. •
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by ipsum2 11mo ago
Don't make up quotes and put words in other people's mouths. Own your words.
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by ipsum2 11mo ago
Double checked when the model started getting worse, and realized I was exaggerating a little bit on the timeframe. November 5th is when it got worse for me. (1 week in AI feels like a month..) Was there a (hidden) rollout for people using
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by ipsum2 11mo ago
I've been using GPT-5.1-thinking for the last week or so, it's been horrendous. It does not spend as much time thinking as GPT-5 does, and the results are significantly worse (e.g. obvious mistakes) and less technical. I suspect t
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by ipsum2 11mo ago
Apple uses the same RAM, SSD, etc as everyone else does. They don't have a magic supply chain that is unaffected by the broader world.
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by ipsum2 11mo ago
Please tell me which Waymos have been crashing into stationary objects.
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by ipsum2 11mo ago
The answer is that they're cosplaying sci-fi movies, in attempt to woo investors.
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by ipsum2 11mo ago
If you think comparing hardware performance is an insult, then you have some emotional issues or are a troll.
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by ipsum2 11mo ago
Nice try. It's smoke and mirrors. Tell me one thing it does better than a 20 year old CPU.
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by ipsum2 11mo ago
That's the intention. Fill it up with enough jargon and gobbledegook that it looks impressive to investors, while hiding the fact that there's no real technology underneath.
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by ipsum2 11mo ago
Status page (first link) is down for me. Second one works
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by ipsum2 1y ago
Got it, you're a bad troll. He's listed as the "Lead Core Maintainer" on PyTorch.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
If you have more knowledge than the core maintainer of pytorch, why are you unwilling to share, instead of snarking?
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by ipsum2 1y ago
No one at Meta runs local inference on a Mac, unless its for fun.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
Please be specific if you have anything to say. By the way, the co-creator and core maintainer of PyTorch has the same opinion as me. https://x.com/soumithchintala/status/1978848796953161754 "MacStudio you as
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by ipsum2 1y ago
Apple used to contribute to the PyTorch MPS backend, but decided to create their own framework (MLX) instead, fragmenting the ecosystem for very little gain. (MLX is basically PyTorch, but invented-at-apple) Meta, the creator and main contr
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by ipsum2 1y ago
People tried Cardboard once and stopped using it.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
They were completely sold out for 2-3 years (2020 onwards), and Google wiped documentation ( https://coral.ai/products/accelerator/ redirects to the main page, which has no reference to the original Coral). I can&#
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by ipsum2 1y ago
This person's entire comment history is AI generated.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
The camera control API (free, but requires registration) that canon offers obviates the need for reverse engineering in my opinion. I wrote something very similar to this using the API, but with added features like those from Magic Lantern
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by ipsum2 1y ago
That has always been the policy. To answer your question, Meta has released ~100 models since the Superintelligence Lab reorg. https://huggingface.co/facebook/models The most interesting ones to me are: - CWM (Code wor
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by ipsum2 1y ago
This has nothing to do with superintelligence, it's just the people that were working on the paper prior to the re-org happened to publish after the name change. Though it is notable that contrary to many (on HN and Twitter) that Meta
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by ipsum2 1y ago
That was a fun read, but the author never actually buys a taco with Klarna from what I can tell.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
I have a modern CPU / motherboard (made in the last 4 years) that I spent $2000+ on that doesn't have TPM 2.0. Guess I'm never upgrading to 11.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
Typos and grammatical errors are common in journalism nowadays, even with formerly respected organizations like APNews.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
Yes. The paper the company is based on uses EMG (muscle movements) to convert into text.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
Mojo is a terrible language and its main feature (GPU acceleration through Mojo max) is closed source and requires a commercial license to be purchased.
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by ipsum2 1y ago
No, I don't have Spotify is more memorable.

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