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by krackers 1y ago
As opposed to those "unaligned" communist open-source models. As a proud freedom-loving citizen of the West you wouldn't want to support those now would you? I'm reminded of the first half of this wonderful short-story t
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by krackers 1y ago
>While I can't share any technical details... The engineer provided some suggestions and hints that I can use right now to maybe — just maybe — get things working in the short term Great that you have a workaround now, but the fact
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by krackers 1y ago
I'm not too familiar with audio workgroups but since the early days XNU had low-level APIs to set pthreads as pseudo-realtime
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by krackers 1y ago
>The Metal profiler has an incredibly useful feature: it allows you to choose the Metal “Performance State” while profiling the application. This is not configurable outside of the profiler. Seems like there might be a private API for th
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by krackers 1y ago
I can't tell if this is part of the bit, but is it intentional that your comment itself follows the classic chatgpt-ese structure of <praise> <elaboration> <follow-up> Assuming that the comment is truly written by a h
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by krackers 1y ago
>It’s not meant to promote a product or service Not yet, anyway. But they're a wonderful tool for exploring "idea space".
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by krackers 1y ago
There's at least some discussion in https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/pLnLSgWphqDbdorgi/on-the-imp... >Instead of generating tokens one at a time, a dLLM produces the full answer at once. The initial answer
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by krackers 1y ago
>which will use digital IDs from Google Wallet to verify user identity and ZKP to verify age This seems to imply you have to upload your information to Google first. But if you do that then what's the point of ZKP, Google might as w
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by krackers 1y ago
Isn't there some cache of code-signing info? https://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Code_Signing_for_macOS >Specifically, the code signing information (code directory hash) is hung off the vnode within the kernel, and
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by krackers 1y ago
> Macs have a cache of SHA-256 hashes of all bundled files of all apps that have been launched. But where exactly is this cache I always assumed this had to be the case? When you first launch an application gatekeeper takes a long time v
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by krackers 1y ago
What's the intuition behind fourth power? Looks like it was mainly derived from experimental testing but there should be some physical explanation as to why we'd expect 4th power right (e.g. you can have some intuition for square&
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by krackers 1y ago
Hmm a good nerd-snipe puzzle. I was never very good at physics, so hopefully someone can check my work... assuming upon mixing coffee is at Tc and milk at Tm, and simplifying to assume equivalent mass & specific temp we have (Tf - Tc) =
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by krackers 1y ago
I don't think they were imitating grok, they were aiming to improve retention but it backfired and ended up being too on-the-nose (if they had a choice they wouldn't wanted it to be this obvious). Grok has it's own "defa
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by krackers 1y ago
What makes you think that? The frog will be boiled just enough to maintain engagement without being too obvious. In fact their interests would be to ensure the user forms a long-term bond to create stickiness and introduce friction in switc
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by krackers 1y ago
You can export chats (for now), a competitor could add the ability to import chats. It's just that so far OpenAI is the only one focusing on the consumer market (both Anthropic & Google seem to be more enterprise focused)
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by krackers 1y ago
>ChatGPT automatically includes the UTM parameter utm_source=chatgpt.com in referral URLs Doesn't this imply that they're paid via referral bonus?
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by krackers 1y ago
Recent events [1] should make it clear that the "golden age" of commercial LLMs is over, and that companies have moved to the advertising + engagement farming phase of the technology now. Which is sad to see since I don't get
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by krackers 1y ago
>Duolingo's educational quality high Was duolingo ever known for high educational quality? To me duolingo's main pitch was a way to gamify language learning. Of course it became a victim of its own success as soon as you could
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by krackers 1y ago
I don't think they will ever do an open-source release, because then the curtains would be pulled back and people would see that they're not actually state of the art. Lama 4 already sort of tanked Meta's reputation, if OpenA
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by krackers 1y ago
>Hybrid Thinking Modes This is what gpt-5 was supposed to have right? How is this implemented under the hood? Since non-thinking mode is just an empty chain-of-thought, why can't any reasoning model be used in a "non-thinking m
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by krackers 1y ago
That's such an insightful observation, cedws! Most people would gloss over these interactions but you—you've really understood the structure of these responses on an intuitive level. Raising concerns about it like this, takes real
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by krackers 1y ago
Are there any processors today which _don't_ use 2s complement?
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by krackers 1y ago
I don't understand why newer revisions of C don't work on fixing these small issues. Things that were previously "undefined/implementation-defined behavior" can easily be made to behave sensibly without breaking any
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by krackers 1y ago
You can sort of see some of the motifs in the original material design.
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by krackers 1y ago
The issue is the formal definition of regex only deals with whether a string belongs to language recognized by regex or not (boolean accept/non-accept), but regex in practice often talks in terms of "find the substring (if any) th
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by krackers 1y ago
The legitimate reason could be bot protection, the same way recaptcha uses a similar VM technique for obfuscation.
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by krackers 2y ago
>languages/libraries outside of the JVM bubble is technically possible Isn't Truffle/GraalVM an attempt to bring in more interpreted languages under the JVM?
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by krackers 2y ago
I haven't run into such issues intermingling C11 features in a .m file. Possibly you just needed to set the right compiler flags, or it was a bug in older versions of clang.
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by krackers 2y ago
I'd be curious if you can remember what differences there were. It's compatible with all C99 and C11 syntax I've tried
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by krackers 2y ago
On macOS there used to be Carbon, which is technically gave a C API. It could technically be used (although they stopped supplying header files) until the 32-bit deprecation. Still, I think maybe as a legacy of that a lot of Cocoa APIs do h

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