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by leetharris 1y ago
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by leetharris 1y ago
What you talked about is not a Texas grid problem, but a local problem. The Texas grid itself is very reliable. > Also in 2021 210 people died. This is a huge deal. This wasn't just a little outage. Yes, a rare storm knocked out pow
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by leetharris 1y ago
Texas loses power one time for a week and the redditors will never let it go. Wild how this is still a cringe joke so many years later.
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by leetharris 1y ago
It is similar enough to our modern notions of civilization, while being a simpler time. Also, lots of fantasy stuff is written in medieval-style settings, which means lots of fiction meshes well with the environment of a medieval renfest.
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by leetharris 1y ago
Honestly, log off the internet and touch grass. Things have always been like this, and most things that happen are inconsequential to your average person. Like, who cares if he says Tylenol is bad for pregnant women? Just do whatever you wa
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by leetharris 1y ago
Probably because you can't reliably predict how much compute this will lead to. Power generation is probably the limiting factor in intelligence explosion.
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by leetharris 1y ago
Even with expensive vehicles and hardware? Plus they are revenue sharing with the host Uber/Lyft platforms. Feels very unlikely. I think they will need to bring car cost down to hit break even.
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by leetharris 1y ago
Cruise has been out of business for almost a year I think.
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by leetharris 1y ago
I am getting so unbelievably tired of this smug comment. It reeks of reddit spam. We all know trains would be nice. Unless you have some plan to rework our government into something that will allow for innovation here, then I prefer to see
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by leetharris 1y ago
The whole EV market is growing and everyone is racing to buy one before incentives run out. The article is framed as a hit piece and even has political statements in it. But here is an exact quote from the article: "Sales of new EVs ju
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by leetharris 1y ago
Misleading title. There is no proof at all, just speculation in this post. From the last paragraph: "We don’t have solid proof, but it strongly suggests that X is secretly shadow banning İmamoğlu. I don’t think Elon Musk will change th
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by leetharris 1y ago
RAG is just finding the right context for your question. Embedding based RAG is fast and conceptually accurate, but very poor for high complexity tasks. Agentic RAG is higher quality, but much higher compute and latency cost. But often wort
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by leetharris 1y ago
In our benchmarks, https://github.com/datalab-to/marker is the best if you need to deploy it on your own hardware.
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by leetharris 1y ago
I work in this field, so I can answer. Embeddings are great at basic conceptual similarity, but in quality maximalist fields and use cases they fall apart very quickly. For example: "I want you to find inconsistencies across N document
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by leetharris 1y ago
This is such a bizarre comment. You have no idea what code base they are talking about, their skill level, or anything.
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by leetharris 1y ago
Try to click the author name. It doesn't work. This isn't a real author or a real site. HN is turning into reddit, where people look at the title, come to the comments, and post if they agree with the title or not.
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by leetharris 1y ago
I just went from a Z Fold 5 to a Z Fold 7 and I hate it for this exact reason. Z Fold 6 and earlier were slim, one handed use phones when folded, small tablet when opened. Now it's just a regular phone, and a medium tablet when I open
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by leetharris 1y ago
Typical blog spam slop from one of the worst offending sites. "Tesla Diner celebrity chef Eric Greenspan told Eater that the menu was scaled down due to unprecedented demand" This is because there have been non-stop lines and dema
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by leetharris 1y ago
Good! I'm glad they are just giving us small updates. Opus 4 just came out, if you have small improvements, why not just release them? There's no downside for us.
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by leetharris 1y ago
Monopoly effects can be cascading. Microsoft was hit with monopoly on browser even though you can install anything or go buy a Mac. But when you control a huge portion of the PC market, and you put it in by default, you are cascading your m
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by leetharris 1y ago
Much like others, this is my stack (or o1-pro instead of Gemini 2.5 Pro). This is a big reason why I use aider for large projects. It allows me to effortlessly combine architecture models and code writing models. I know in Cursor and others
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by leetharris 2y ago
Good, all we need to do is become China and we're set!
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by leetharris 2y ago
Yes it does. It is just short of a 4090's memory bandwidth. It's still far away from an H100 though.
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by leetharris 2y ago
Doesn't this defeat the entire purpose of doing online classes for fun? You use an AI to look everything up, write in your tone, and be done in a fraction of the time? So you're paying for online classes to learn, then paying $200
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by leetharris 2y ago
Laravel is unique in that it has always had a lot of paid services based around it. There are a lot compared to other frameworks. If you go to Laravel's page you can see them all. One of my teams was using Forge and Envoyer probably 10
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by leetharris 2y ago
These names are unbelievably bad. Flash, Flash-Lite? How do these AI companies keep doing this? Sonnet 3.5 v2 o3-mini-high Gemini Flash-Lite It's like a competition to see who can make the goofiest naming conventions. Regarding model q
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by leetharris 2y ago
AI will eventually replace programmers, but programmers with AI will replace everything else first. If you know how to code and have an AI assistant, you can first automate the rest of white color work.
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by leetharris 2y ago
They likely continue to train dense models because they are far easier to fine tune and this is a huge use case for the Llama models
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by leetharris 2y ago
Yes absolutely In the left bar there's a "connecting to LLMs" section Check out ollama as an example
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by leetharris 2y ago
I think there's likely lots of potential culprits. If the race is to make a machine god, states will pay countless billions for an advantage. Money won't mean anything once you enslave the machine god. https://wccftech.

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