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by mycall 1y ago
I think KYC has been beaten by AI agents according to RepliBench [0] as obtaining compute requires KYC which has a high success rate in the graphic. [0] https://www.aisi.gov.uk/work/replibench-measuring-autonomous...
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by mycall 1y ago
I wonder if weather balloons could be cheaply outfitted with star tracking and relay its position back down as a temporary GPS-like backup system.
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by mycall 1y ago
Artem Kirsanov provides some insights into the neurochemistry and types of neurons in his latest analysis [0] of distinct synaptic plasticity rules that operate across dendritic compartments. When simulating neurons in a more realistic app
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by mycall 1y ago
Packet radio, srsRAN, LoRA, Doppler Radar. So many fun things to do with SDR.
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by mycall 1y ago
In a nutshell, money is the root of our evil. I bet there are some 19th century books about this.
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by mycall 1y ago
Is there some browser extension that automatically goes to web.archive.org if the link timesout?
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by mycall 1y ago
How do the gravity wave optical paths solve the vibration issues? Couldn't TSMC do something similar?
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by mycall 1y ago
How much security patching does that workflow encounter?
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by mycall 1y ago
What about using PCem? It does well emulating real hardware.
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by mycall 1y ago
> churning dev setups for micro gains. Devs have been doing micro changes to their setup for 50 years. It is the nature of their beast.
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by mycall 1y ago
Is that really true? I though there free models and $200 all you can eat models.
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by mycall 1y ago
Will this work with ROCm instead of CUDA?
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by mycall 1y ago
Could they in a follow up revision or would that throw out lots of past work?
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by mycall 1y ago
Same here, Telix was the best for its time. Procomm and Qmodem were top tier as well.
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by mycall 1y ago
Anders sure has a great lineage of languages he developed.
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by mycall 1y ago
LLM is a overloaded term now as ML models can do tool calls, or MoE segmentation can have specialized solvers embedded... but people will call all variations LLMs.
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by mycall 1y ago
Been here for 27 years and had no clue. Thank you.
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by mycall 1y ago
Commas provided 2 second pauses
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by mycall 2y ago
What if the "glitz" was optional and low-vision or low technical users could have a browser setting to de-glitz their UX? That way everyone wins.
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by mycall 2y ago
There is some coorelation. To get the experience, you need to appear be a team player and show some signs of loyality to continue obtaining the experience. Different employers have different checks on this, often ego based.
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by mycall 2y ago
NVidia is perfect tech for Software Defined Vehicles. Maybe if they made a car to kick start the industry, it might go places.
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by mycall 2y ago
By switching to their own hardware, they become NVidia's competitors.
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by mycall 2y ago
Microsoft, Oracle, Goole and the like are happy to handle corporate seats.
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by mycall 2y ago
Typically intent needs to be well defined, such as PR discussions, use case / need assessments, or user stories on a backlog.
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by mycall 2y ago
I found a RadioShack open in Mexico City last week, along with Sears and Woolworths. I thought they were all gone too.
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by mycall 2y ago
One nice thing about the P4 with the 64GB RAM (HX 370 quad-channel) version, which they stopped producing lately, is using an 32B LLM at 5 watts -- little slow but works offline nicely.
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by mycall 2y ago
Perhaps there are other approaches to obtain similar results such as using Dolby Atmos?
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by mycall 2y ago
Any input on how to do similar speaker profiling inside Windows 11?
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by mycall 2y ago
Middle-out learning is a great way to tackle brand new things. Do some overviews, see what other people do and think about the thing, then dive into it's manual once you have a worldview of it.
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by mycall 2y ago
On aside, visiting Mexico City now and I went to Sears and Woolworths. These are extinct in the US but could we still consider them Big Box Stores?

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