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leopoldj
9mo ago
From Sofia to the West of Turkey should be relatively easy. After that, travel through Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan will get hairy.
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A few more: Jeff Dean doesn't use a compiler; he just glares at his source code until it executes. Jeff Dean once optimized a sleep(10) call to return in 5 seconds. Jeff Dean’s keyboard doesn’t have a Backspace key; he simply doesn
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I just wanted to point out that Boom Aerospace is now mainly focused on delivering a Gas Turbine for power generation [1]. In an interview with CNBC Mr. Scholl talked about this pivot [2]. 1. https://boomsupersonic.com/press
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I apologize if this is common knowledge. Modern C++ coding agents need to have a deep semantic understanding of the external libraries and header files. A simple RAG on the code base is not enough. For example, GitHub Copilot for VS Code an
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Thompson tells how he developed the Go language [video]
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US Escalation Is 'Only Way' to Free Venezuela
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What is the halation like artifact around the edges called? This makes the picture so unappealing to me. I'm so glad the modern digital cameras don't have this problem. I hope I'm explaining the issue well. I wish I could pos
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Tokamak experiments exceed plasma density limit
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NASA Tracking Plane-Sized Asteroid Approaching Earth
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Training AI to do my investment analyst job
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My Experiments with AI Coding
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This ship is a known blockade runner. "The ship has frequently carried oil from countries under U.S. sanctions, and its tracking data shows multiple recent trips to Iran and Venezuela" https://www.nytimes.com/2025&
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10mo ago
As the article states, generating the key itself is easy. But getting credit and billing are the issues.
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Transformer Paper Authors Debut Open Source Model
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Oracle's stock slides 11% on revenue miss
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>As for Copilot? I don't know anyone who uses it. Do you? This sloppy journalism. One should probably read the original report in The Information [1]. Bloomberg has updated its story today with a note from Jeffries [2]. "The an
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Panomicron Holmium – 6x7 Rangefinder
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11mo ago
You went further with GCP than I did. I was asked repeatedly by support to contact some kind of a Google sales team. I get the feeling GCP is not good for individuals like I. My friends who work with enterprise cloud have very high opinion
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leopoldj
11mo ago
This kind of circular deals are very common and doesn't violate any laws. It's the magnitude and prevalence of it in the AI sector that flashes a warning sign.
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11mo ago
Somewhat related, if you are on a C++ project, please consider std::from_chars. It's non-allocating and non-throwing. Works with non-NULL terminated strings. https://mobiarch.wordpress.com/2022/12/12/stri
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Azure AI Superfactory
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Microsoft forms superintelligence team to serve humanity
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2025 Top AI Startups
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1y ago
The blog doesn't verify if the code is actually using the GPU. The code will work perfectly fine on CPU, albeit slowly. You should run this to be sure: python -c "import torch; print(torch.cuda.is_available())" Stran
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There's more than one way to do self supervised training. This is the approach the author has taken. Training corpus: "The fat cat sat on the mat" Input -> Label -------------- "The" -> &quo
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The author is conflating RAG with vector search. I think. One can use any and all available search mechanisms, SQL, graph db, regex, keyword and so on, for the retrieval part.
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Current AI models won't make scientific breakthroughs
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Tunix: A Library for LLM Post-Training
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Multiple registrations are being filed for the same person in order to game the system. This is discussed in some details in a USCIS report [1]. The increased application fee is presumably to stem that practice. https://www.uscis
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Trump to add $100k fee for H-1B worker visas
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