lostmsu

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by lostmsu 6mo ago
At least Pixels have the setting to disable 2G, which is on by default.
422.
by lostmsu 6mo ago
2 s/t on to NVMes The issue is KV cache
423.
by lostmsu 6mo ago
> concrete and material Are as abstract as death. Names that we use to label certain phenomenon. You need more to demonstrate that the equivalence is false here.
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by lostmsu 6mo ago
I don't know what's behind a wall I'm sitting next to right now, but I'm reasonably sure there's a street. I'm also reasonably sure the comment about "you've been dead" is also a very accurate pr
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by lostmsu 6mo ago
https://pelicans.borg.games/
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by lostmsu 6mo ago
I never saw that happen in Codex so there's a good chance that OpenClaw does something wrong. My main suspicion would be that it does not pass back thinking traces.
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by lostmsu 6mo ago
H2 is already a fuel
428.
by lostmsu 6mo ago
He meant lossy compression
429.
by lostmsu 6mo ago
From a security-minded user perspective it makes sense to destroy keys when instead of a single entity I receive updates from I get another entity that is not equivalent, and half of my previous entity thinks that the other half is sus.
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by lostmsu 6mo ago
Break it up
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by lostmsu 6mo ago
I looked up, and you are correct in regards to the specific algorithm used. In general there are approximate algorithms for speculative decoding. Greedy decoding means it is still not ready though.
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by lostmsu 6mo ago
> And they know what revolutions mean in Russia. In retrospective they would mean saving 400k+ young men from dying, approx. 200k+ on each side. But Navalny wasn't a revolutioner (his mistake: if you have a death wish, there are mor
433.
by lostmsu 6mo ago
You can also tell Claude/Codex/whatever to look up previous conversations in respective folders.
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by lostmsu 6mo ago
No you did not. You got 207 tok/s on an RTX 3090 with speculative decoding which, generally speaking, is not the same quality as serving the model without it. Greedy-only decoding is even worse. There's a reason every public mod
435.
by lostmsu 6mo ago
> see as abnormal I see a lot of "abnormal" things daily, but only the results of people's own decisions attract attention.
436.
by lostmsu 6mo ago
> advocating for Is a lot of words, but little actions.
437.
by lostmsu 6mo ago
Small g is unreadable. I obviously know the alphabet and despite that it took quite some time to understand what letter is that.
438.
by lostmsu 6mo ago
Singularity is something we might never see. The question is whether we crossed the event horizon.
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by lostmsu 6mo ago
HF link: https://huggingface.co/nvidia/Lyra-2.0
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by lostmsu 6mo ago
How are cycles counted if the battery is not drained fully?
441.
by lostmsu 6mo ago
Maybe in the future but with the current models I found the constantly accessible memories to be an impediment. I don't want models to record and repeat mistakes or suboptimal strategies.
442.
by lostmsu 6mo ago
Just to be clear, did you notice the parent said 4.5?
443.
by lostmsu 6mo ago
Memory model? I would not want agent to remember previous conversations.
444.
by lostmsu 6mo ago
For Windows there's https://borg.games/setup (I'm the author).
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by lostmsu 6mo ago
If they paid promised > $1k/m for FLUX 2B on a Mac they would go broke in less than a month. On a single 5090 that model would provide an inference througput so high they'd have to pay close to $50k/m for the results. The
446.
by lostmsu 6mo ago
Claude has Dispatch now, which should replace the tmux + CLI for you
447.
by lostmsu 6mo ago
Because the original claim was extraordinary it required extraordinary evidence.
448.
by lostmsu 6mo ago
How do you think kids develop emotional regulation exactly? Do you think it comes from hearing repeated "It's OK" after a child fell?
449.
by lostmsu 6mo ago
Draw the boundary at physical abuse.
450.
by lostmsu 6mo ago
Sounds like people here want to outlaw non-physical abuse, but that contradicts the first amendment, doesn't it?

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