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by nynx 3y ago
This is great. May be buying my first car in the next couple months and being able to splurge a little and get an electric vehicle would be wonderful
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by nynx 3y ago
> It really is one of the best product names in Apple history: Vision is a description of a product, it is an aspiration for a use case, and it is a critique on the sort of society we are building, behind Apple’s leadership more than any
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by nynx 3y ago
These are “GPUs” in a pretty stretched sense. They have a lot of custom logic specifically for doing tensor operations.
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by nynx 3y ago
One of exciting outputs of LLMs will be, I hope, to automatically port large software projects to other languages.
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by nynx 3y ago
Defeats the point of WASI—WASIX seems not to be capabilities based
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by nynx 3y ago
This is cool. This is for removing nucleotides from the body, rather than repairing damage done by radiation exposure (which probably can’t be done with drugs).
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by nynx 3y ago
You don’t have access to it.
68.
by nynx 3y ago
You’d think maybe they could make the annotations less ugly
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by nynx 3y ago
If that “data lake” is going to be less than 100 GB, all these people are idiots.
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by nynx 3y ago
There has got to be a number of fascinating tricks that they're using to support context lengths that long. Shame it's all closed-source.
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by nynx 3y ago
Eventually, when local compute gets good enough, running LLMs on this kind of system will be far more useful than most internet resources could be directly.
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by nynx 3y ago
Direct to cell and full starlink internet are basically unrelated services.
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by nynx 3y ago
You made a correct assertion initially "power (1.5 gigawatts) and energy (power over time)," but then failed to use it correctly. 1.5 gigawatts is a rate, of 1.5 billion joules per second.
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by nynx 3y ago
I'm a simple man. I see an article from Fernando, I click.
75.
by nynx 3y ago
The author confuses sound intensity levels and A-weighted sound pressure. These are, I believe, different physical quantities. Their argument doesn't make sense without that confusion.
76.
by nynx 3y ago
How very droll. Why are engineers considered so lowly?
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by nynx 4y ago
Collecting into a result will short circuit.
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Fusion Without Fissiles: Superbombs and Wilderness Orion (2022)(toughsf.blogspot.com)
2 points by nynx 4y ago|0 comments
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by nynx 4y ago
Why is it behaving sparsely? There are only dense operations, right?
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by nynx 4y ago
There are already a million ways to run LLaMA. This doesn't change the issue at all, which is that the weights aren't commercially licensed.
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by nynx 4y ago
Mostly, yes. LLMs will turn natural language into really whatever form you want.
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by nynx 4y ago
An application crashing, except in very specific scenarios which don’t apply here, won’t interfere with the rest of the os.
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A Machine Learning Guide to HTM (Hierarchical Temporal Memory) (2019)(numenta.com)
1 points by nynx 4y ago|0 comments
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by nynx 4y ago
This kind of reminds me of the (very beautiful) beginning of Diaspora, by Greg Egan, in which a nascent machine/human intelligence emerges from a chaotic, abstract virtual machine.
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by nynx 4y ago
As far as I can tell, they analytically solved the style of ODE used in biologically-motivated neural networks (usually spiking, but not in this case) and then trained a network built from those to do stuff.
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by nynx 4y ago
Mechanical counter pressure suits pls!
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by nynx 4y ago
I think there’s a lot of promise in FLF’s designs (especially for in-space fusion propulsion), but they’re moving too slowly.
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by nynx 4y ago
Watts is a measure of energy over time.
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by nynx 4y ago
https://archive.is/7BYDG
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by nynx 4y ago
Once they started taking VC money, this is kind of what I expected.

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