nialv7

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   by nialv7 1y ago

   Cygwin is not wine. Wine lets you run existing windows executables unmodified on Linux. Cygwin does not let you run ELFs on windows.
2. 212.▲
   by nialv7 1y ago

   > we uncover that RL-trained models excel at low k (e.g., pass@1) but are consistently outperformed by base models at high k (e.g., pass@256). This is a weak argument. I think I get what we are trying to say, but let's take this to
3. 213.▲
   by nialv7 1y ago

   When the article starts with an AI generated image that adds nothing to the explanation, it tends to make me suspicious if the article itself was written by an AI as well...
4. 214.▲
   by nialv7 1y ago

   I think GP is actually asking whether we can determine if one enters a steady state, i.e. tape no longer changes.
5. 215.▲
   by nialv7 1y ago

   > Works great in Chrome and Slack, and not at all on Android devices. Hurmm it does work for me in Chrome on Android.
6. 216.▲
   by nialv7 2y ago

   and back then in 2017, AI hasn't really been productized yet, people behind Transformer were researchers, publishing their results were the norm.
7. 217.▲
   by nialv7 2y ago

   Not really a new idea. These are expression templates: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expression_templates
8. 218.▲
   by nialv7 2y ago

   Remember that "debunked" rumor tweet on Monday that created a market rollercoaster ride? The one that predicted exactly this? What the hell is even going on
9. 219.▲
   by nialv7 2y ago

   Holy hell I need to ask for a raise.
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    by nialv7 2y ago

    None of your observations say anything about how these images are generated one way or another. The only thing we currently have to go off of is OpenAI's own words, which claims the images are generated by a single multimodal model aut
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    by nialv7 2y ago

    The part where employee whose work improves the life of people around them (by refactoring, work on tech-debt), or the life of people around the world in general (open source, accessibility, etc.) isn't rewarded financially. And someho
12. 222.▲
    by nialv7 2y ago

    I have no words. this is just… so sad.
13. 223.▲
    by nialv7 2y ago

    Good observation but also somewhat trivial. We are not omniscient gods, ultimately all our opinions and decisions will have to be based on our own limited experiences.
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    by nialv7 2y ago

    Sounds like someone drank their own Kool aid (believing current AI can be a security researcher), and then gets frustrated when they realize they have overhyped themselves. Current AI just cannot do the kind of symbolic reasoning required f
15. 225.▲
    by nialv7 2y ago

    Found it, here: https://martins1612.github.io/selfaware_paper_betley.pdf
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    by nialv7 2y ago

    > the model is not aware that it's doing anything so how could it "explain itself"? I remember there is a paper showing LLMs are aware of their capabilities to an extent. i.e. they can answer questions about what they can
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    by nialv7 2y ago

    IIRC vtable happens to already be laid out the required way (barring some corner cases maybe, correct me if I am wrong), this RFC just made that official. And for diamond patterns vtable entries are duplicated.
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    by nialv7 2y ago

    > We invented a linguist and mistook it for an engineer. That's not entirely true, either. Because LLMs _can_ write code, sometimes even quite well. The problem isn't that they can't code, the problem is that they aren&#x2
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    by nialv7 2y ago

    Yes, steam contracts CodeWeavers which is the main company that supports the development of wine.
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    by nialv7 2y ago

    Re what Replit CEO said: i mean sure, learn how to think, learn how to breakdown problems and communicate - good skills to have, regardless of AI or not. and learning how to code is one of the great ways to improve these skills. people gene
21. 231.▲
    by nialv7 2y ago

    Stop assuming how I think! I hate titles that attempt to address the reader directly and personally when they can't possibly do so. You can express the same idea without using this tactic. Just say "... but not in the way most mig
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    by nialv7 2y ago

    One exciting aspect of NTSYNC is that it could get into wine upstream. FSYNC is only available in Proton and not in upstream wine, mainly because it is not fully conformant, i.e. it doesn't behave exactly like its Windows counterpart d
23. 233.▲
    by nialv7 2y ago

    Technically this is not a low-level primitive. NTSYNC isn't added as a, say, system call like futex2[0] was. It's instead added as a character devivce - which you can build your kernel without, and functions via ioctls. [0]: http
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    by nialv7 2y ago

    I feel the author is a bit tunnel visioned by what happens to happen this time. The Jiatan incident has a sample size of one, it'd be a bit short sighted to think that's the only way it could happen. You can imagine various scenar
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    by nialv7 2y ago

    Cursors are generally rendered with a different mechanism than the rest of the screen. What you are describing sounds a lot like a problem with VRR.
26. 236.▲
    by nialv7 2y ago

    I think most people (including me) were expecting 384-bit and ~400G/s. Can't believe they went with 256.
27. 237.▲
    by nialv7 2y ago

    Underrated? Maybe not explicitly but charisma is perhaps the most highly rated human skill across history...
28. 238.▲
    by nialv7 2y ago

    DGX Spark only has 273 GB/s memory bandwidth?! Massive disappointment, this is just on par with Framework's desktop PC.
29. 239.▲
    by nialv7 2y ago

    Or maybe AI is enabling dumb people to program?
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    by nialv7 2y ago

    Honestly I just wish mozilla can get their act together, fragmentation is usually a bad idea...