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by pama 9mo ago
Such a distressing yet believable story where ambition overtook integrity … I hope Lancet improves its handling of such case studies.
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by pama 9mo ago
You can do it and may be ok for single user with idle waiting times, but performance/throughput will be roughly halved (closer to 2/3) and free context will be more limited with 8xH200 vs 16xH100 (assuming decent interconnect). De
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by pama 9mo ago
This feels like a big nothingburger to me. Try an analysis on conference submissions (perhaps even published papers) from 1995 for comparison, and one from 2005, one from 2015. I recall the typos/errors/ommissions because I review
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by pama 9mo ago
Thanks. That all sounds reasonable. Edit: A followup, if you still happen to see this edit. What about the privacy concerns that users may have. My interest is for a super-high functioning young adult that is very careful about their privac
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by pama 9mo ago
Thanks! Why would a user prefer this service instead of a conventional AI subscription service with memory (and possibly read access to their desktop data)? The latter can automatically capture key interactions during the day and set remi
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by pama 9mo ago
The title sounds interesting but I get errors and no content on my iPhone15 because it is unable to initialize WebGL. Why do people still link content to such capabilities? Where has simple HTML / CSS gone these days? Edit: from commen
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by pama 9mo ago
Thanks for sharing. I am curious which of the four quiz questions you failed—to me they looked relatively easy to tell apart, but I follow the progression of this tech very closely.
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by pama 9mo ago
I would like to see more articles about agent sandboxes. With agents gaining popularity we need a higher fraction of users to understand containers and sandboxes and their risk profiles, and then to communicate their understandings to frie
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by pama 9mo ago
it looks like opencode developers now try to take it seriously: https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode/issues/6355#issuecomme...
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by pama 9mo ago
The simplest physical model that can exhibit negative temperatures is a spin lattice in a state that has more energy than a state at infinite temperature. Adding more energy to such a system reduces the entropy.
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by pama 9mo ago
I was very surprised to see the date of publication as current. Unless it is a cloaked effort to crowd source relevant training data, or driven by people who are out of the loop, it does not make much sense to me.
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by pama 9mo ago
Very interesting that the vast majority of proofs formalized by AI (section 6) were only completed in the last few months. Exciting times ahead!
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by pama 9mo ago
Agreed. You can get a better model using the codex-cli repo and having an agent help you analyze the core functionality.
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by pama 9mo ago
The broader availability of data from astronomical observations starts to become relevant in the present time of coding agents that can help hobbyists.
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by pama 9mo ago
At least the authors acknowledge it for what it is: a tiny model on a tiny corpus and worse than the comparable transformers in terms of accuracy. I like the experimentation with new designs and one doesnt always need to show near SOTA res
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Bluefin tuna sells for record $3.2M at year-opening auction at Tokyo fish market(apnews.com)
1 points by pama 9mo ago|0 comments
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by pama 9mo ago
Perhaps this was not unrelated after all, as the bee detectives might have sensed the smell of the flowers.
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Deep Delta Learning(github.com)
2 points by pama 9mo ago|0 comments
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by pama 9mo ago
Warren Buffett also retried at a younger age. In a 1969 letter to partners he wrote, “I intend to give all limited partners the required formal notice of my intention to retire”. But life had other plans…
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by pama 9mo ago
Even killing all pathogens does not reduce all toxins already present in contaminated liquids. If you or others you know ever had (air) “traveller diarrhea”, you can try avoiding liquids in planes and see how it goes. The n95 masking and av
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by pama 9mo ago
Looks decent on iPhone safari FWIW.
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by pama 9mo ago
Apologies. I never meant to imply that of course. It is a long and arduous process, and this is but a single tiny step.
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by pama 10mo ago
Congrats on the completion of this effort! C/C++ can be memory safe but take some effort. IMHO the timeline figure could benefit in mobile from using larger fonts. Most plotting libraries have horrible font size defaults. I wonder why
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by pama 10mo ago
Totally reminds me of Manhattan subways deciding to skip 6 stops after making some static noise on the speakers that nobody understands, and leaving you on a station that you have to pay reentry fee to go back the five stops you overrun (or
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by pama 10mo ago
This is from over a year ago, so the title is totally wrong as nothing in here is “new”
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by pama 10mo ago
The credit markets often offer early signals. If data center buildup was indeed excessive, maybe we will enter a period of inexpensive rental compute in a couple years from now. On the other hand, as compute becomes more practical, humanity
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Toward Training Superintelligent Software Agents Through Self-Play SWE-RL(arxiv.org)
1 points by pama 10mo ago|0 comments
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by pama 10mo ago
Agreed on utility
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by pama 10mo ago
Per the article, the intelligent bets are typically against the house (unpopular/early), not other people. The organizers wouldnt care if other people lost their money. Addicts would still bet somewhere.
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by pama 10mo ago
The financial markets are only near-zero sum at the level of large finanical institutions. For everyone else there is a cost per transaction (either a direct fee or your info gets shared with a favored sharkpool first). Limit orders give aw

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