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by lostmsu 11mo ago
> There aren’t a lot of billionaires out there acting in a way that shows this What would that be?
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
> there is a chance of something other causing the instant relief AND matching the moment of cannabis use You forgot about selection bias here The point is not it's impossible to deduce. The point was that without randomization even
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
I believe these are SIMD. Tensor cores require MMA family of instructions. Ask me how I know. :) https://github.com/m4rs-mt/ILGPU/compare/master...lostmsu:IL... Good article: https://alexarmbr.gith
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
Debugging only brings tiredness. I get high watching people.
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
You do realize that your case has as much evidence that passage of time fixed your problem (or anything else that transpired) as it does for cannabis? And that is why people do randomized trials.
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
I don't know what author is using, but all these features are present in Visual Studio (2026 now) proper, and pale in comparison with what refactoring tools, code navigation, and autocomplete give you. VS has most of these significantl
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
MSVC is still here in 2025.
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
What you described re books are preferences. I don't think majority of people care about authors at all. So it might not work for you, but that's not a valid argument why it won't work for most. Therefore your reasoning about
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
It wasn't? That's the reason why religion was and in many places still is the major part of the state.
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
Hm, the US court case includes cloud gaming platforms. Is there a way for a startup in that area to get on the bandwagon?
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
This is a weird take. Basically no one is just a wood lover. In fact, basically no one is an expert or even decently knowledgeable in more than 0-2 areas. But life has hundreds of things everyone must participate in. Where does you wood lov
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
TornadoVM GitHub has no mentions of tensor cores or WMMA instructions. The only mention of tensor cores is in 2024 and states they are not used: https://github.com/beehive-lab/TornadoVM/discussions/393
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
Old people? I think it would be hard to find a lot of people under 20 who don't use ChatGPT daily. At least among ones that are still studying.
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
Russia is a bleak shadow of the Soviet Union, getting bleaker by the day.
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
Did you link the wrong article? This one says they are only working on maybe making that happen, and the article is only a month old, so they haven't conscripted any yet?
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
Most of these were technically applicable to Russia as well.
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
Does it support flash attention? Use tensor cores? Can I write custom kernels? UPD. found no evidence that it supports tensor cores, so it's going to be many times slower than implementations that do.
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
Where does this happen?
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
How would you explain the drop of birthrates in Nordic countries then?
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
Republicans in 2023?
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
I think parents don't usually like to spend time with their children. I imagine that's the reason why a lot of people are childless these days. If your work and/or hobbies are very exciting, spending time with children is a d
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
But children spend a lot of time together if they attend nursery/preschool as well. And that does not seem to be producing the problem.
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
I hope you aren't calling LLMs to be the cause of psychosis but rather just the way it manifests? On the causes my bet would be drugs.
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
> Currently, "intelligence" is lacking a clear mathematical definition. On the contrary, there are many. You just don't like them. E.g. skill of prediction.
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
That's an example. What would you do if the next government pulls Hungary or early Putin on you and starts banning opposition media with courts saying it's fine refusing to hear the case?
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
V100 is outdated (no bf16, dropped in CUDA 13) and power hungry (8 cards 3 years continuous use are about $12k of electricity).
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
Pokens
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
What makes you think so?
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
The current AI SoTA.
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
IMHO, you should. The opponent does not have an alternative definition of thinking that would have a prediction power matching the token prediction. Whatever they are thinking thinking is is a strictly worse scientific theory.

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