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901.
by lostmsu 11mo ago
How does it work?
902.
by lostmsu 11mo ago
Damn this is much better than playing on actual Windows desktop. It is positively awesome! Yuri's Revenge when? Also, if that's a non-profit fan project, why is the source code not available?
903.
by lostmsu 11mo ago
Then the article should be titled "being famous as a child is not enough". But then it would not be a very interesting article. Also, it's not just "maybe" that neither of these people have exceptional IQ. It is mor
904.
by lostmsu 11mo ago
> Liu Zhiyu From Google, that bro is back, married, and runs a (probably quite profitable) psychiatry business now.
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by lostmsu 11mo ago
> The first part of the article puts down a person whose IQ is in the 140-180 range. If you read about the person, that part makes sense as an opinion. It's worse. In both cases the IQ scores are basically fake. The first one probab
906.
by lostmsu 11mo ago
I don't think you caught the spirit of GP's question. Essentially they were asking if there's no meaningful difference between your "working with the tool" and "mindlessly 'delegating' work". I&#
907.
by lostmsu 11mo ago
It's still 1.x, but this time legally enforced (hopefully).
908.
by lostmsu 1y ago
Funnily enough this is exactly how I ended up setting up CLI coding agents. E.g. made a separate user account, granted it RO or RW access to some of my projects, et viola
909.
by lostmsu 1y ago
I would not need Cloudflare for personal projects if lack of IPv6 support in random places would not make connecting to services I run on little VMs difficult.
910.
by lostmsu 1y ago
Tell me why quantum mechanics stops at SU(3) in SU(3) x SU(2) x U(1) symmetry group.
911.
by lostmsu 1y ago
> Empirically, I don't think Christians do worse investments than us atheists, so rationally speaking I don't think it's much of a factor. Hm, why not? Like obviously it would be hard to do a study because you can't j
912.
by lostmsu 1y ago
> Meta and Intel ?
913.
by lostmsu 1y ago
I'm not a native speaker but even for me it's obvious you can just say "naively thinks".
914.
by lostmsu 1y ago
Kokoro is available as a system TTS for Android via OSS project called "sherpa": https://k2-fsa.github.io/sherpa/onnx/android/index.html I believe its power usage is negligible in comparison to, for
915.
by lostmsu 1y ago
Will the eye tracking data be directly available to developers? Also, can I hack the OS? Specifically interested in direct VR rendering (other headsets don't allow to bypass compositor).
916.
by lostmsu 1y ago
Not sure, I recorded 3 seconds of voice (a single sentence) and the hf demo misrecognized about half of the words.
917.
by lostmsu 1y ago
It's not like second amendment due to "limited to those demonstrably necessary"
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by lostmsu 1y ago
I actually also used it on .NET codebase, specifically https://github.com/m4rs-mt/ILGPU It is just poor at designing a generic solution despite repeated requests to follow the design of existing alternatives (present i
919.
by lostmsu 1y ago
> they use a parallel dataset to train their models If you want to be pedantic you should look up the LLM definition.
920.
by lostmsu 1y ago
GPT-5 and GPT-5-Codex are already not clever enough for anything interesting.
921.
by lostmsu 1y ago
What article? README and the linked Tech Report don't list MMLU results.
922.
by lostmsu 1y ago
.NET had this since 2.0 if not 1.0
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by lostmsu 1y ago
Any comparison with existing models on common benchmarks? Text? Coding? MMLU?
924.
by lostmsu 1y ago
Why do you think either of Perplexity or Kimi are better than GPT-5?
925.
by lostmsu 1y ago
That's not the question you should be asking. What you should be asking is: among his demography, what is the false positive rate of arrests for domestic violence.
926.
by lostmsu 1y ago
There are zero details on what exactly happened at this link and certainly no conviction.
927.
by lostmsu 1y ago
For some definition of "run". I heard Wine silently stubs some graphics calls.
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by lostmsu 1y ago
The current models don't really pass Turing test. They pass some weird variations on it.
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by lostmsu 1y ago
It does decrypt them. But then what? How are you the thief going to extract them or data from RAM of a working machine?
930.
by lostmsu 1y ago
That's exactly what I thought and acted.

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