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by pests 1y ago
Sounds like he’s been around awhile, might not be as lower-level as you think.
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by pests 1y ago
I might be misremembering but I am 99% sure the early Chromecasts had this. It was a “Guest Mode” for when you wanted to share access to a device not on the network. I don’t think it lasted for long.
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by pests 1y ago
No worries, the LLM commits it for you.
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by pests 1y ago
Initial prompt processing with a large static context (system prompt + tools + whatever) could technically be improved by checkpointing the model state and reusing for future prompts. Not sure if any tools support this.
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by pests 1y ago
Computation happens in the registers. If you’re not moving data to registers you aren’t doing any compute.
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by pests 1y ago
> That's what the cache hierarchies are for That’s the core point though. If you do batches the cache and registers are already primed and ready. The model runs in steps/layers accessing different weights in VRAM along the way.
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by pests 1y ago
My buddy learned this last week when we went out of the way to get gas at a wholesale store and he swore he looked it up and claimed it was open late. Well, it wasn’t.
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by pests 1y ago
The different prompts being batched do not mathematically affect each other. When running inference you have massive weights that need to get loaded and unloaded just to serve the current prompt and however long its context is (maybe even j
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by pests 1y ago
I stayed with distant family for a bit around COVID when everyone was WFH. Him and his wife must have gotten 3-5 DoorDash deliveries a day pretty reliably, I was blown away. Each ordering their own thing from different restaurants. Random “
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by pests 1y ago
You can specify bounds when using uv add: uv add example>=0.4.0 Then it will update as you are thinking.
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by pests 1y ago
I’ve played most Zalda games but life was busy when Windwaker came out and I just completely skipped it on accident. Should really grab a copy after hearing your praise.
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by pests 1y ago
It’s crazy to ram as they did a revenue breakdown recently and the sponser segments was way tinier than I expected - like 10% or in that range. I was annoyed just knowing they shit on their videos just for that tiny profit boost.
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by pests 1y ago
Live TV apps like Pluto scratch that last itch for me. Can put it on a movie channel or stargate reruns and just leave it alone.
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by pests 1y ago
Just delete it from watch history when your done, is what I do.
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by pests 1y ago
I feel certain poets like e e cummings require an aspect of being written as well.
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by pests 1y ago
I think to understand how Andrej views 3.0 is hinted at with his later analogy at Tesla. He saw a ton of manually written Software 1.0 C++ replaced by the weights of the NN. What we used to write manually in explicit code is now incorporate
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by pests 1y ago
Definitely did a double take on first read
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by pests 1y ago
Planatir has an older demo of their chat like interface showcasing targeting selection, battle plans and formations, other advice. Kind of creepy, I assume it’s much more capable now.
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by pests 1y ago
I've heard this story before and it included the detail that his competitor's wife worked as an operator at the exchange, and his worry was she would direct calls for an undertaker to her husband instead of himself.
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by pests 1y ago
But what if company B ends up with majority ownership in company A in the end.
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by pests 1y ago
On US elevators there is a minimum open duration to accommodate the handicapped or disabled. The door close button can’t force the door closed any faster. Then most set the auto-close duration equal to this minimum open duration and you get
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by pests 1y ago
I think younger me would think the same. Its not even the AI slop or bad content but also the intrusive tracking, data collection, and the commercialization of interests. I just feel gross participating.
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by pests 1y ago
I was musing before sleep days ago about how maybe the internet still is just a fad. We’ve had a few decades of it, yeah, but maybe in the future people will look at it as boring tech just like I viewed VCRs or phones when I was growing up.
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by pests 1y ago
OP originally pitched the website clean up work providing a way to learn about the company, its products, history, etc. If something is obvious, sure, but how is the new intern even going to know when to ask?
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by pests 1y ago
Articles on HN dont need a tech angle to begin with so this doesn’t make since.
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by pests 1y ago
> visitors in France don't bother with any of that, proving that they aren't actually concerned about being blackmailed or outed as porn consumers by their ISP. I don’t think that follows. Tons of people don’t have the technica
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by pests 1y ago
It’s probably beyond your 10 year cutoff, but back when Messenger was still just an email inbox on Facebook and the Timeline was all the rage, I do remember a message leak. For some period of time, if you scrolled back far enough in someone
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by pests 1y ago
Interesting. I believe you, but do known of any announcements or sources? Just curious to learn more.
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by pests 1y ago
Article did mention Facebook and Instagram at some versions.
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by pests 1y ago
To your first point, I think it’s just a distinction our industry hasn’t figured out yet. There are some stages in projects that some people just don’t like. Similar to how you have rough carpentry vs finish. Some like building the structur

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