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mehmetoguzderin
24d ago
Good one; reading this briefly took me back to the days of “Needle in a Haystack” being super challenging for LLMs. Maybe there needs to be a benchmark of “Rule in a Haystack” (similar to information one, testing not only independent rules
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Ask HN: Is there an emerging pattern for NEGATIVESKILLS.md files?
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24d ago
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DeepJIT: Header-Only C++20 JIT Runtime for Nvidia CUDA and Huawei Ascend
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28d ago
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mehmetoguzderin
1mo ago
TBH sooner or later explaining the opaque recurrence with extrinsic logic will be more sustainable, and already there is a need for that with existing models. Human language readable chains of thought are just a false sense of security, and
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1mo ago
There is no Astra or GPT-6 on my end when I open the link. Am I missing a menu or something? Geolocation is Tokyo.
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mehmetoguzderin
3mo ago
Just to clarify, this demo is not part of the original release discussed yesterday & is a build from community
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Box3D on Web
(box3d-7rh.pages.dev)
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3mo ago
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3mo ago
Demo needs WebGPU, from: https://github.com/erincatto/box3d/discussions/36
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mehmetoguzderin
3mo ago
Sounds like slated for ModCon 2026 on August 18th, so one and a half months to go. Or is there another lead?
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Gnome AI Assistant Adds Image Generation Support
(phoronix.com)
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VTK Integrating WebGPU
(kitware.com)
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6mo ago
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Show HN: A Triton windowing test with ray tracing and GUI
(github.com)
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1y ago
I'm not sure if it's due to experience with the aforementioned APIs, but I also read the same, “issues with APIs like ..., and (in contrast) OpenAI have been doing a great job”
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1y ago
Context-free grammar and regex support are exciting. I wonder what, or whether, there are differences from the Lark-like CFG of llguidance, which powers the JSON schema of the OpenAI API [^1]. [^1]: https://github.com/guidan
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Show HN: A toy MCP for AI agents to code, run, and see output of GPU code safely
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2y ago
Impressive! Thank you for the pointer
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2y ago
Fascinating, to say the least, especially considering the execution time in comparison to the best CPU result. I might be skimming too fast, but are there also CPU timings for stress test scenes in the paper, including mmark, etc.?
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Oppression and Surveillance (New Technology)
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4y ago
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5y ago
Yes, unfortunately, the software is to blame for the time being, and I also ran into issues myself. :\ Hope they catch up to what the hardware delivers well, including both the GPU and the Neural Engine.
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5y ago
> The 3090 also can do fp16 and the M1 series only supports fp32 Apple Silicon (including base M1) actually has great FP16 support at the hardware level, including conversions. So it is wrong to say it only supports FP32.
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5y ago
This setup sounds like a near-dream with that 3:2 display. The aspect ratio is one of my main drivers to use iPad 12.9 for doing things. But of course, it is always a double-edged sword with how well the split-screen looks with various apps
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Rust shader translator is 2.5x faster
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Blender build for Apple Silicon (macOS Arm 64)
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AWS Greengrass v2 on RISC-V architecture
(pages.awscloud.com)
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6y ago
I find it weird that so few tech people volunteer and dialogue on this topic; many aspects are waiting for exploration and exposition in the open. It is not all politics but rather a real phenomenon going on.
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6y ago
Han Chinese are also speaking up for this: https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2020/06/witness-to-di... (But I would not suggest discussing unless you are close friends beyond work)
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6y ago
Unfortunately, that's the situation. Though in the last couple of years, there is a noticeable increase in tooling on all fronts.
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6y ago
I find the use of "extremely" to be extreme here or too forgiving of problems that arise while using other APIs. There are all kinds of state of the art algorithms implemented on top of Metal. But anything improper can easily swit
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6y ago
Neither Metal nor USDZ is buggy nor something like undesired software, though. On the contrary, both are exemplar and well-performing propositions.
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6y ago
I think ML naysaying stems mostly from extravagant claims of pop-sci articles around papers or of the authors themselves. It is always good to have some amount of people that point out that the models aren't some cyborg superheroes or
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