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nyrikki
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This may be an unpopular opinion but I think Knuth's MMIX is ideal as an initial introduction to ASM these days. It is Purpose built, load-store etc... https://mmix.cs.hm.edu/ You can use the simplified MMIX-SIM Then y
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> Anyone who tells you otherwise is deluding themselves. Always good when a blog author ends with an ad hominem not supported by their claims. It would have been more useful if they had explained how Rice's theorm was falsified, and
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To add to this, lots of senior people in the consultanting world are brought in under escalations. They often have to hide the fact they are an external resource. Also if you have a novel or disclosure sensitive passion project, GitHub may
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While I personally don't find much value in this particular page: The entire point is to move past the failed current model, which is based on disproven concepts from the pseudoscientific management theory of last century. Possibly a
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It has also reduced quality and the incremental improvements intended to happen during 'slack' time. Pretty much why people hate Agile, what most people got is a poor mixture of Taylorism and modern organization design. But hey, t
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That is the latent space. Very different from a feed forward network with perceptrons, auttograd, etc... Inner product spaces are fixed points, mapping between models is less surprising because the general case is a merger set IIRC.
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2y ago
Single source of truth is different in distributed systems, well the costs are different. Using the language of 'software architecture: thee hard parts' this forces your entire system into a single 'architectural quanta'
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You see a rowboat, and you need to cross the river. Ask a dozen experts to decide what that boat needs to fit your need. That is the specification problem, add on the frame problem and it becomes intractable. Add in domain specific terms an
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Turing machines are typically described as having an infinite tape. It may not be able to access that tape in finite time, but the tape is not bound to a finite tape But it doesn't matter, it is an abstract model of computation. But
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2y ago
The upgrade from 8GB to 16GB cost $200...in 2012!!!! The newest Lenovo workstations that use LPDDR5x with 7467MT/s gets you a 16GB jump for the price apple charges for an 8GB. 2:1 isn't "class comparable" IMHO.
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2y ago
They used short strings for the names, which is very different from deception. https://ollama.com/search > DeepSeek's first-generation of reasoning models with comparable performance to OpenAI-o1, including six dens
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ollama run deepseek-r1:32b They dropped the Qwen/Llama terms from the string https://ollama.com/library/deepseek-r1
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2y ago
> Disney's slack enters the room
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2y ago
Hallucinations are a fundamental property of transformers, it can be minimized but never eliminated. https://www.mdpi.com/1999-4893/13/7/175 > the open-domain Frame Problem is equivalent to the Halting Pro
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That may be the current hubub, But how they built on other open concepts like Cold Start + RL + Rejection Sampling etc... is the big thing. I am not at all connected to whomever this is, but as I am on a "confidential project for a co
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They should depend on individual case specifics, which is exactly what PAC learning is bad at.
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2y ago
The Entscheidungsproblem, from the 17th century to today and forever in the future.
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You are forgetting a bit, I worked in some of the large datacenters where both Google and Yahoo had cages. 1) Google copied the hotmail model of strapping commodity PC components to cheap boards and building software to deal with complexity
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I should also clarify something above, Oliver Heaviside did discover the energy flows through the dielectric, most explanations like that video use other lenses to communicate the very real need to consider voltage and current. The original
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That video is good for the water like wave explanation that is a very useful lens. If you want a more in-depth explanation, particularly how the field is in the dielectric and the wires/traces are simply the wave guide, this long pres
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CTE's are extensions to try an regain some of what was lost when adopting a model loosely based on Codd's declarative relational algebra, specifically the lack of transitive closure, the rest mostly fit into the CRUD world. It is
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IMHO, that is expected, at least for the general case. That is one of the implications of transformers being DLOGTIME-uniform TC0, they don't have access to counter analogs. You would need to move to log depth circuits, add mod-p_n ga
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consumer Optane were not "power loss protected", that is every different than not honoring a requested a synchronous write. The crash-consistency problem is very different than the durability of real synchronous writes problem. T
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Rejecting one hard problem and replacing it with another method that is officially documented to be worse isn't really a solution. Note the standard: https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009604499/functions&#
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It is the pseudoscience of Taylorism and 'Scientific management', not the manifesto, which is really just a repackaged form of modern organization theory. The DOD agile BS PDF covers most of it. https://media.defense.go
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Let's be realistic, rust is great, especially compared to C. But it shifts the need to memorize undefined behavior with the need to memorize the borrow checker rules. If you are dealing with common system level needs like double linked
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> This will likely involve installing some overhead infrastructure and trays that let you route fiber cables from the edge of your cage to each of your racks, and to route cables between racks Perhaps I am reading this wrong, as you appe
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Look at the issue list...that is why. https://github.com/netbox-community/netbox/issues?q=is%3Aiss... Note how they want to be "NetBox functions as the source of truth for your network infrastructure." Y
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Rice–Shapiro theorem. The number of writers on a typical OS means that you can't depend on a pathological case. I suppose you could reduce it to Rice's theorm and how threeTM is undecidable but remember it generalizes to even tota
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Block level copies of boot volumes is high risk, because they are almost exclusively mounted in RW mode via label or guid. Pretty common problem for someone to do their boot drive, reboot and have it mount their backup. If you are using iSC
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