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by modeless 4mo ago
Supposedly 1/3 of people are "highly susceptible".
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by modeless 4mo ago
They don't cure my kids' or wife's car sickness, unfortunately. I'm not sure the implementation is as good as it could be. It seems a bit rough. Motion sickness is an overlooked problem. A large percentage of the populat
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by modeless 4mo ago
Cursor also has a large customer base including most of the Fortune 500, talent, and their own coding model and training infrastructure using their data. You wouldn't get those automatically by subsidizing Claude, and the many months o
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by modeless 4mo ago
Cursor's edit data is invaluable to anyone who wants to train a coding model. Probably the best data available outside Anthropic and OpenAI. Coding models are seen by the leaders in AI as both the biggest current revenue opportunity an
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by modeless 4mo ago
Unfortunately, whoever did the controls for this doesn't understand how airplanes work.
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by modeless 4mo ago
I'm enjoying imagining that this comment was typed by Dario. It sure sounds like him. I mean, he's not usually this profane, but maybe on an alt account...
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by modeless 4mo ago
You say it, but you don't always get it.
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by modeless 4mo ago
> But this government [...] I'm hearing a lot of this kind of thing. "Oh if only it was a different government". I'm sorry, but when you cry out for government involvement, it's not always going to be coming fr
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by modeless 4mo ago
Sorry, but a plain reading of your comment does not imply at all that you agree with me, rather the opposite. I'm not basing my opinion on any mistaken axiom of inevitable technology improvement, of course. I'm projecting obvious
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by modeless 4mo ago
It seems like both sides of this are intentionally interpreting the other's statements and actions in the least charitable way, as part of their political maneuvering. I wouldn't be surprised if Anthropic's overreaction here
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by modeless 4mo ago
Training improvements and Moore's Law are "analogous" but not "same difference." They are far from the same thing, governed by completely different factors, and one can happen and has been happening independently
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by modeless 4mo ago
Nobody's making profits right now, not because they're selling tokens for less than their cost but because they're always investing in the next bigger model.
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by modeless 4mo ago
Every model has encyclopedic knowledge of Pokémon FireRed, of course. Knowledge is not ability. This is the first model with the ability to apply that knowledge to beat the game without assistance. I highly doubt they focused on FireRed spe
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by modeless 4mo ago
No, I'm not assuming Moore's law. The efficiency of AI datacenters will continue to improve even without Moore's law, but more importantly the efficiency of packing intelligence into gigabytes and FLOPS will improve by leaps
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by modeless 4mo ago
This is like looking at mainframe pricing in 1990 and concluding that PCs will only be for the rich. The price of each new level of capability is going to drop like crazy very quickly. It won't be that long before practically any consu
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by modeless 4mo ago
Seems like the harness was minimal with no extra game state or maps available. Apparently just the screen image. Seems like it took 50 hours in game time which according to Google is at the high end of a normal human playthrough. No idea ho
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by modeless 4mo ago
Claude Fable 5 beats Pokémon FireRed using only vision: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIQBP1w4B1M
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by modeless 4mo ago
Single core performance is the biggest factor for most day-to-day use of a computer, the stuff I do on a laptop. It's more important than peak multi core performance for web browsing and games. I only care about multi core performance
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by modeless 4mo ago
Qualcomm has been upstreaming Linux support for some of their chips but they're not working fast enough and I don't think the latest chips are there yet unfortunately.
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by modeless 4mo ago
The Qualcomm Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme trounces Nvidia's chip in single core CPU performance. It beats Intel and AMD's best, too. It has unified memory. It's the only CPU in the same league as Apple's M-series in both
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by modeless 4mo ago
Dreams for PS4 used point splatting and has a very unique look as a result. The splats were created from distance fields instead of being scanned, so they don't look like modern gaussian splats. They have a painterly look instead. ht
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by modeless 4mo ago
Single-core CPU performance is going to be fully 20% slower than Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme. People are sleeping on Qualcomm's latest. It's the only chip out there to approach Apple's single core CPU performance and power
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by modeless 4mo ago
They are releasing sterile males of one specific species, infected with a naturally occurring bacteria that naturally infects them in the wild as well. It's hard to imagine a more targeted or less objectionable method than this. If you
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by modeless 4mo ago
Thus making it "a similar tool for the modern era" as you were asking for, IMO. My favorite thing about WinDbg is that many people pronounce it "Windbag".
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by modeless 4mo ago
The species is not native. Surely we can agree that eradicating non-native species is a good thing?
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by modeless 4mo ago
WinDbg?
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by modeless 4mo ago
Qualcomm has been upstreaming kernel support for their chips recently, so I'm hopeful.
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by modeless 4mo ago
Seems like you could add that pretty easily via USB and/or M.2. Either should have the necessary bandwidth.
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by modeless 4mo ago
I hope Linux support for these chips matures quickly. Qualcomm's laptop chips are the only serious competitor to Apple's M-series in single core performance and power efficiency. Intel and AMD are both far behind.
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by modeless 4mo ago
Doesn't really seem like a bait and switch to me. He legitimately designed and produced and sold the first thousand from his dorm room. Is your complaint that he left the dorm room before hitting $1M revenue from it? Seems irrelevant.

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