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by ivape 1y ago
I guess I meant how is a 20b param model simply faster than another 20b model? What techniques are they using?
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by ivape 1y ago
Microsoft is acquiring a lot of game developers, put it on hold for a few years, then close subsidiary and layoff all employees. Sounds like they just bought the IP.
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by ivape 1y ago
Do we know why it’s so fast barring hardware?
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by ivape 1y ago
Software industry needs a healthy shake out anyway. Too many people came in for the money. The current shake out involves either stunting people inside vibe coding such that they are functionally retarded, or straight up leave them long-ter
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by ivape 1y ago
Life. It's a live and learn type thing. Social has everything to do with the social club you're in. Every club has different rules.
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by ivape 1y ago
Most companies are going to have to rebuild their business entirely or die. That’s very exciting because I really think this will usher in a new wave of companies/hiring. Everything has to be rebuilt so I really don’t buy the hiring Ar
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by ivape 1y ago
Procrastination is a huge market. HN should charge.
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by ivape 1y ago
That ram is slower than soldered down lpddr5 at the moment.
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by ivape 1y ago
I'm just astounded they achieved those graphics, and had the inspiration to do it too.
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by ivape 1y ago
LPDDR5, it looks like this is the only ram type that is going to work with Ryzen AI chips.
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by ivape 1y ago
It may be time for us vampires to return to the underground.
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by ivape 1y ago
The thing is dial-up was transmitting data via sound. It would be kind of interesting if that ever made a comeback for encryption purposes. Maybe not exactly through wires and modem, but I could see a universe where messages are sent via vi
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by ivape 1y ago
I wonder if a 1B model could be close to free to host. That's an eventuality, but I wonder how long it'll take for that to be real.
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by ivape 1y ago
You are not reading what I'm saying acceptingly. I am suggesting the math they did only helped them conclude they would have less money. It did not lead to a conclusion that they can't keep being an elite institution servicing and
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by ivape 1y ago
You’re defining a country club. Every layer of our society grosses me out.
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by ivape 1y ago
That 7% from rich people, where does it go? Let’s say the school decides they have enough money without that 7%. They figure out they don’t need to be that rich. Does that mean they can’t do more institutionally or does it mean they can’t d
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by ivape 1y ago
It's them trying to making products on top of AI. It's like the Apache server team making websites to show what a server is capable of (lol). Just give us the API and stop trying OpenAI.
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by ivape 1y ago
What are you saying then? Of course everyone wants long term security, but at this cost? You can only pay this price if you don’t even believe it’s a fucking price. It’s also incredibly distasteful to talk like that after this much loss of
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by ivape 1y ago
Yeah, no. I don’t even know what the fuck I just read. winning ultimately means a Machiavellian win. God-denying people have fully come out of the closet. Alright, place your bets. It’s a big circus and party, and then we all escape freel
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by ivape 1y ago
It’s also one of the most bipartisan political things ever, in a weird way. A) Both Biden and Trump provided rhetorical cover, but never tried to stop it in anyway. and B) People on both sides of the political spectrum see it for what it is
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by ivape 1y ago
Why do you think marketing is not sophisticated? Here I’ll offer my services. I’ll pretend to do a technical deep dive of your app for X amount. No one will know, I’ll just act super interested. When the fuck did anyone ever go “omg this we
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by ivape 1y ago
An ad for Linear.
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by ivape 1y ago
I consider obesity a medical condition. By regular people I meant those that let go but are within diet/exercise range (not obese on paper or the eye).
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by ivape 1y ago
Isn’t it $200/mo vanity drug for regular people (no medical reason for it)?. You can up with bullshit to get it, but even then it’s expensive.
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by ivape 1y ago
Two years ago Elon actually sounded a warning about Dojo. I recall him mentioning this in an earnings call: “And we’re pursuing the dual path of Nvidia and Dojo. But I would think of Dojo as a long shot. It’s a long shot worth taking becau
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by ivape 1y ago
Musk after GPT5 launch: "OpenAI is going to eat Microsoft alive" https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1953509998233104649 Anyone know why he said that?
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by ivape 1y ago
I think an understated thing that's been happening is that people have been investing heavily into their desktop workspace. Even non-gamers have decked out mics, keyboards, monitors, the whole thing. It's easy to forget because on
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by ivape 1y ago
It matters. All technical content could be directed toward things that are not worth our time if these things enter the zeitgeist. I feel a little government interior ministry of population control -like after saying that. We’re all going
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by ivape 1y ago
Why don’t they just own a REST or RPC server? This is the part of the MCP motivation I’m not totally getting. In fact, you can prove to yourself that your LLM can hook into almost any existing REST api in a few minutes, which gives it more
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by ivape 1y ago
Yeah I don’t know. Let’s a say a org wants to do discovery of what functions are available for an app across the org. Okay, that’s interesting. But, each team can just also import a big file called all_functions.txt. A swagger api is alread

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