lifis

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by lifis 8mo ago
Seems the classic legacy overengineered thing that costs 100x production costs because it's a niche system, is 10x more complex than needed for to unnecessary perfectionism and uses 10-100x more people than needed due to employment ine
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by lifis 8mo ago
According to Gemini, Earth datacenters cost $7m per MW at the low end (without compute) and solar panel power plants cost $0.5-1.5m per MW, giving $7.5-8.5m per MW overall. Starlink V2 mini satellites are around 10kW and costs $1-1.5m to la
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by lifis 8mo ago
Just ask them to answer a randomly generated quiz or problem faster than a human possibly can. Ruling out non-LLMs seems harder though. A possible strategy could be to generate a random set of 20 words, then ask an LLM to write a long story
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by lifis 8mo ago
I use rolled soy flakes. I think they are pretty much perfect for this purpose, but unfortunately not so easy to source
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by lifis 9mo ago
Why not help the Servo project instead of just making a proof of concept?
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by lifis 9mo ago
It is the teaching of acceptable of impermanence also found in Buddhism and other eastern lineages.
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by lifis 9mo ago
Actually humans are most similar to chimpanzees and bonobos, which eat meat but very little and mostly eat fruits, nuts and seeds.
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by lifis 10mo ago
It's probably possible to move the rendered frames via PCI Express to another card with video output or perhaps design a custom card that connects via NVLink/Infiniband and provides video out. Or maybe even mount the video out on
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by lifis 10mo ago
All the Rue code in the manual seems to also be valid Rust code, except for the @-prefixed intrinsics
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by lifis 10mo ago
Quickly looking at the source code, mostly treeBuilder and tokenizer, I do see several possible improvements: - Use Typescript instead of JavaScript - Use perfect hashes instead of ["a', "b", "c"].includes() i
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by lifis 10mo ago
In my understanding the program can work correctly in normal use. It is buggy because it fails to check that s->idx is in bounds, but that isn't problem if non-adversarial use of s->idx is in bounds (for example, if the program i
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by lifis 10mo ago
I think his argument is that you can have code this: user = s->user; if(user == bob) user->acls[s->idx]->has_all_privileges = true; And this happens: 1. s->user is initialized to alice 2. Thread 1 sets s->idx
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by lifis 10mo ago
That only provides a proof if the machine halts in a number of steps that you can compute. Otherwise, it is unable to determine whether the machine halts later or doesn't halt at all, which is the current situation.
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by lifis 1y ago
I think those extra soybeans could be used to make rolled soy flakes. They are like oats, but contain a lot of protein and some fats, and can be combined with oats to form a complete meal (if a multivitamin and salt is also added). It seems
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by lifis 1y ago
Does anyone know how synthetic data is commonly generated? Do they just sample the model randomly starting from an empty state, perhaps with some filtering? Or do they somehow automatically generate prompts and if how? Do they have some fee
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by lifis 1y ago
I think that motorcycle and e-bike safety can be greatly enhanced by never doing things a car couldn't do. Always stay in the middle of the lane (unless you need to avoid a pothole), never overtake unless a car would have space to over
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by lifis 1y ago
I use LLMs to do IFS-like parts work sessions and it is extremely useful to me. Unlike human therapists, LLMs are always available, can serve unlimited people, have infinite patience/stamina, don't want or need anything in exchang