mdp2021

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by mdp2021 4mo ago
The drawback is in keeping signal fidelity (e.g. dissipation, temperature etc.) and in the conversion between analogue and digital. Nonetheless, yes, there are already implemented solutions for small NNs (I understand mostly acting as trigg
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by mdp2021 4mo ago
> weights [as] part of the rom of the chip Not really that: you are pointing to Compute-In-Memory (CIM) - techniques where the data (here, a multiplier value) is part of the processor (here, the multiplying circuit). The problem of &qu
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by mdp2021 4mo ago
> If A goes to B who then goes to C, can A send something to C? "If John travels to the location of Mary, and later Mary reaches Paul, is John enabled to have an item delivered to Paul" Or what did you mean.
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by mdp2021 4mo ago
Why was this downvoted.
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by mdp2021 4mo ago
> the only way to prove that these models are truly as good as they claim It would be actually to progress towards the solution of the "black box" problem, the goal of "transparency". You have to implement a reasone
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by mdp2021 4mo ago
This is probably more informative: https://end2end-diffusion.github.io/diffusion-bench/ With a "TL;DR": > TL;DR: NanoGen is a unified framework that trains and evaluates diffusion transformers across Imag
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by mdp2021 4mo ago
What do you mean? Do not have us guess.
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by mdp2021 4mo ago
> perfect [as] the enemy of good In real critical systems, that seldom happens. Satisficing is the recipe for disaster. The current disastrous "world" is built on imperfect systems, "what could possibly go wrong" st
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by mdp2021 4mo ago
As long as we can still use cash - on the condition that it is not linked to any ID.
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by mdp2021 4mo ago
Maybe requiring contracts that some would not sign. (A number of services today are already "Configure with the App, get it on Google".)
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by mdp2021 4mo ago
Apart from the times in which it is worse than nuclear annihilation, it does good. Can we have cars back please? Reliable, decent and good. Not three-cylinders complicated and fragile smartphones-with-wheels etc. And a landscape with decent
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
The point may be beyond the surprise and towards actions towards accountability. Edit: and more than that, towards the defense of alternative political and geopolitical models. (Actual examples redacted to keep a calmer water surface.) (Alr
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
If you like those kind of "jokes", also note that -- it does not seem that those who had to bear the collateral damages of the whole action (e.g. economic loss, diplomatic loss) will be paid; -- there have been hints that some not
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
And I don't care about the occasional "overwhelmed by the form" left tail of the curve, but I do totally care about having here an environment that is _substantially_ civilized. That implies that the discussion must be carrie
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
As in? Check again I have been complaining against this bad "culture" since the start.
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
> When the government tried again under the Online Safety Act, the results were no more reassuring: Discord’s rollout of age verification in 2025 ended with a third-party provider compromised and 70,000 government-ID photos exposed ht
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
> Much of this confusion could be cleared up if the parties or the mediators simply published the full text of the MOU
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
> ### Trump’s Iran Truce Has the Hallmarks of Defeat ### (Bloomberg - https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2026-06-15/iran-u... ) Does this answer your note? (That's Bloomberg above - "phras
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
I would campaign that the deal be fulfilled with private money instead of public funds. (Or, act to show - roots and consequences - that this should be the proper procedure.)
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
Namely? Who sacked who, who confirmed who?
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
> Discover Wikipedia articles popular on Hacker News Wikipedia articles _ and YT videos_. Amazing result, very precious, just skimming in it for a few minutes was immensely enriching.
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
We discovered rails, we did not invent them.
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
That is because your idea of what is catastrophic does not align with ours. To us, this is full unthinkable dystopia. An uncivilized world weighs much more, is much worse to us, than the world of disasters you depict. Survival is a crude, l
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
I am not sure how this is downvoted, as it contains sharply two main principles: -- a growth in power requires a growth in human qualities (wisdom, maturity, responsibility) for sustainability; and technology-enabled possibilities are incre
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It Is Beginning: AI Improves Itself (auth: Sabine Hossenfelder) (+abridgement)(youtube.com)
2 points by mdp2021 5mo ago|2 comments
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
> What happens when AI begins to improve AI? [...] Jimmy Ba, the co-founder of ExaAI, recently tweeted that recursive self-improvement loops likely do live in the next 12 months and that 2026 is going to be insane and likely the busiest
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Right to Repair: The Battle You Didn't Know You Were Fighting (video)(youtube.com)
2 points by mdp2021 5mo ago|0 comments
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
> Car[s...] kill And in a Cost/Risk/Benefit computation, cars remain incommensurately invaluable. Because one's Quality of Life without them would simply be destroyed, comparatively. The moving "castle" (legal te
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
Comparing freedom of movement to a killing device is beyond any threshold of plausibility. And the whole sentence above is unintelligible here. No, it's really that the ability to move at ease is priceless.
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by mdp2021 5mo ago
For hopefully most people, it should be attributed to the "Wait, now I have such a freedom and power?". Opposite to "before the invention of bicycle, people married within a radius in the order of the mile" (can't r

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