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by p1esk 8mo ago
That’s just good old block floating point, right? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Block_floating_point
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by p1esk 8mo ago
Just pick some reasonable values. Also, keep in mind that this hardware must still be useful 3 years from now. What’s going to happen to cerebras in 3 years? What about nvidia? Which one is a safer bet? On the other hand, competition is goo
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by p1esk 8mo ago
That’s harsh! But the alternative is to discuss economic theories on reddit.
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by p1esk 8mo ago
Oh wow the cabling in the first link is really sloppy!
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by p1esk 8mo ago
By perf I mean how much does it cost to serve 1T model to 1M users at 50 tokens/sec.
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by p1esk 8mo ago
“here's a failing test—do whatever you can to fix it” Bad idea. It can modify the code that the test passes but everything else is now broken.
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by p1esk 8mo ago
The real question is what’s their perf/dollar vs nvidia?
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by p1esk 8mo ago
I'm not looking for full automation But your boss probably is.
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by p1esk 8mo ago
What you described makes sense, and it's just one of the things to try. There are lots of other research directions: online learning, more efficient learning, better loss/reward functions, better world models from training on Yout
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by p1esk 8mo ago
I have enough savings for a few years, so I might just move to a lower COL area, and wait it out. Hopefully after the initial chaos period things will improve.
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by p1esk 8mo ago
My job right now is to translate natural English statements from my bosses/colleagues into natural English instructions for Claude. Yes, it takes skill and experience to do this effectively. But I don't see any reasons Gemini 4, O
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by p1esk 8mo ago
Yes, it will be at least as reliable as an average software engineer at an average company (probably more reliable than that), or at least as reliable as a self-driving car where a user says get me to this address, and the car does it bette
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by p1esk 8mo ago
A/B happen at different abstractions levels. My abstraction level will be automated. My manager’s level will probably last another year or so.
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by p1esk 8mo ago
No, I mean that my job in its current form – as an ML researcher with a phd and 15 years of experience - will be completely automated within two years.
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by p1esk 8mo ago
I still have to tell it what to do, and often how to do it. I manage its external memory and guidelines, and review implementation plans. I’m still heavily involved in software design and test coverage. AI is not capable yet of automating m
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by p1esk 8mo ago
I don’t read or edit the code my claude code agent produces. That’s its job now. My job is to organize the process and get things done.
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by p1esk 9mo ago
You don't need any major technological advances to build a proof-of-concept You do - cooling those datacenters in space is an unsolved problem.
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by p1esk 9mo ago
Did kids pay attention 100 years ago?
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by p1esk 9mo ago
Safety nets only work while there are people paying (a lot of) taxes.
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by p1esk 9mo ago
The best educator I’ve ever had is ChatGPT.
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by p1esk 9mo ago
Harder than ethnicity or sexual orientation or religion?
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by p1esk 9mo ago
China can Yes, things are different in totalitarian states.
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by p1esk 9mo ago
Privacy itself can become illegal just as easily as religion, etc. if we follow your argument.
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by p1esk 9mo ago
20 years ago, Kurzweil predicted AGI will be achieved by 2029, and ASI by 2045. We are right on track.
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by p1esk 9mo ago
99.9% of today’s jobs will be fully automated in 20 years. What do you think will happen to all the unemployed population?
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by p1esk 9mo ago
You also no longer need to work, earn money, have a life, read, study, know anything about the world. This is pure fantasy This will be reality in 10-20 years
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2026 AI Forecasting Survey(forecast2026.ai)
2 points by p1esk 9mo ago|0 comments
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by p1esk 9mo ago
I wonder how long it would have taken antirez without opus
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by p1esk 9mo ago
Actually audience support during tight matches can be decisive.
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by p1esk 9mo ago
How can you train a Claude/Gemini scale model if you’re limited to <10% of the training data?

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