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10mo ago
There is no emoji for "me too", if you think about it. So what should one pick? The rocket, the thumbs up? Also the emoji won't turn into a notification to steal the dev attention and make him fix the thing lok
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10mo ago
This is very interesting and explain why construction workers can lift 200kg but when they migrate to body building they lost that ability less that a year later.
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10mo ago
In that case, zoom is transcoding video, which is a pretty damn heavy operation (note that this is why previous MacBooks didnt have 1080p webcams: they wouldn’t stand more than 5minutes on zoom without throttling). My point here is that it’
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10mo ago
Vapor chamber only helps with bursts of usage. It’s just that the heat gets transferred faster. Transferred where is the correct question to ask. To the aluminium body is the answer. Now, how much time it takes to heat that body completely
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Hypothesis: it’s not the CPU, it’s the USB controller saturating the thermal mass. So instead of the CPU or GPU going bonkers, the body gets too hot and they lose thermal dissipation capacity for the normal usage and then overheat and then
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10mo ago
The Count of Monte Cristo was published in serial form. Daily from 1844 to 1846. That explains a lot the format, which tended to try to retain the audience. Also, the author wrote in advance of the daily publication, but the book was writte
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10mo ago
It's hard to compare the two tools because they change so much and so fast. Right now, as an example, claude code with opus 4.5 is a beast, but before that, with sonnet 4.0, codex was much better. Gemini-cli, on the other hand, with ge
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10mo ago
The article interviewed some actual hydrologists from Iran. I’m pretty sure they are aware of population growth in their homeland.
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11mo ago
The fact that they can, but choose not to is exactly the fact I’m astonished with.
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11mo ago
If the car in question were the probably most hot software in town and the user wants to change the photos on their profiles, I'd find it very interesting if they kept the discipline to focus the whole team away from such a low-priorit
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Seeing that their product keeps improving I’m actually fascinated by that level of discipline. Total focus on the main product, which is the API.
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11mo ago
This is what move fast and break things looks like in a enterprise the size of microsoft. It's mostly break things and little moving fast. But the idea is that it's AI or death, so some broken buttons seems of less importances tha
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11mo ago
Reflect a moment over the fact that LLMs currently are just text generators. Also that the conversational behavior we see it’s just examples of conversations that we have the model to mimic so when we say “System: you are a helpful assistan
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11mo ago
Im sorry. That was supposed to be a list but the formatter ate the lines.
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11mo ago
Life in the field, from the land, in the past, meant death from starvation. Some unsung heroes: - the person that discovered how to fix nitrogen in the soil saved more lives than every other people in history, combined. - Norman Borlaug, fa
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The knowledge probably is o the pre-training data (the internet documenta the LLM is trained at to get a good grasp), but probably very poorly represented in the reinforcement learning phase. Which is to say that probably antropic don’t hav
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11mo ago
I'm starting to form an image of the zig community: people that like to write and reason, nice typography, videogame inspired visuals.
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11mo ago
How many people on the team?
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11mo ago
I believe the author would love stg: https://stacked-git.github.io/guides/tutorial/#patches
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11mo ago
Kubernetes is not only an orchestrator but a scheduler. Is a way to run arbitrary processes on a bunch of servers. But what if your processes are known beforehand? Than you don't need a scheduler, nor an orchestrator. If it's just
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> This move could disrupt the web economy, as what most people don't understand is that GPT likely knows more about users than Google. What most people don’t understand is the sheer depth of what Google knows about you. Much much mo
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Thanks for this. This helped me understand Zuckerberg’s recent change of style. It is now clear that he made a repositioning, and not that was fruit of some psychological breakthrough or something like that. At the same time it’s scary to t
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1y ago
Well, openai github is open to write evaluations. Just add your there and guaranteed that the next model will perform better on them.
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1y ago
Restate was built for agents before agents were cool. Surprisingly haven take off yet when agents is all we are looking for now.
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Excel is the “beast that drives the ENTIRE economy” and he’s worried about Brenda from the finance department losing her job because then her boss will get bad financial reports I suppose the person that wrote that have not ideia Excel is j
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1y ago
I bet we’ll be seeing python compiled to JVM of getting JVM levels of performance. Much better than v8
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1y ago
yeah, but those machines are built in Europe. Most in Netherlands to be exact, but Holand too.
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Yeah, there are studies suggesting neurons, far more so than many peripheral cells, are especially vulnerable to insulin resistance. So by the time you see systemic insulin resistance by standard measures, the brain may already be slipping.
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Maybe you can see this as more compelling evidence: https://consensus.app/search/does-ketonic-diet-improve-alzhe... >Cognitive Effects and Clinical Outcomes > >Multiple systematic reviews and clinical trials r
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1y ago
Yeah but then it wouldn’t be drifting would it? Joke explanation: a drifting vehicle is burning tires and leaving a cloud of smoke behind, like a comet.
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