raducu

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by raducu 2y ago
I was wondering if native calls were solved, but I don't see how those can ever be solved
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by raducu 2y ago
> No pinning virtual threads is huge Have ALL previous pinning scenarios been resolved, including native calls?
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by raducu 2y ago
> The pretraining is the knowledge, not the intelligence. I thought the knowledge is the training set and the intelligence is the emergent/side effect of reproducing that knowledge by making sure the reproduction is not rote memoris
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by raducu 2y ago
> an American that was anti-Israel. My argument had nothing to do with pro or anti-Israel, I was just point out that I've only encountered this archiemedean lever/pivot point namely "Israel" in the USA. It usually goe
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by raducu 2y ago
I bet you're located in the USA? Because nowhere else in the world would anyone even think that somehow logic, sanity and common sense should be suspended just because Israel is mentioned in a conversation.
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by raducu 2y ago
> How did you handle meaning after that? Meaning is real and very important but so is the craving for it and it's a good thing. Like the craving for love/object of love? I've had dreams in my teenage years about an ex lovi
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by raducu 2y ago
> because it shows them their brain can be happy / not in a bad state again in a demonstrable way. I took my first (RC) benzo when I was 30 (to stop long acting stimulants/panic attacks) and it was a profound experience precise
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by raducu 2y ago
> deep feelings of profound thoughts. I remember dreaming about profound answers and equations about everything and being extatic in my dreams in uni. Then I woke up and wrote down what I dreamt and realize it was just garbage :). The sa
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by raducu 2y ago
>. Especially as someone who recently had both Flu A then Flu B. I had flu A one month ago and my daughter had flu B recently (she's had the nose vaccine and had a very mild symptoms). My daughter infected my wife, who also got flu
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by raducu 2y ago
> The article is right in a zoomed-in view. First of all, I think the problems of the industry were long overdue. It started with Twitter and it proved it can be done. AI just made it easier psychologically because it's much e
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by raducu 2y ago
> For example, did you simply ask for the change or did you give a model a chance to learn about the codebase. I've tried it both with personal projects and work. My personal project/benchmark is a 3d snake game. O3 is by far t
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by raducu 2y ago
Unlike humans, LLMs seem to deal surprisingly well with typos. Freed from the "the other human must not be up to my exquisite eloquency " and given that it's a machine that I'm talking to (20 years of "the compiler
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by raducu 2y ago
> Only if the output from Claude is correct. If not... Had a task at work to clear unused metrics. Exported a whole dashboard, thought about regexes to extract metrics out of xml (bad, I know) asked chat gpt to produce the one-liners to
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by raducu 2y ago
It's literally in the article, they measured it and wait was the best token
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by raducu 2y ago
> _fundamentally_ don’t understand how deep learning systems works. It's like saying we don't understand how quantum chromodynamics works. Very few people do, and it's the kind of knowledge not easily distilled for the ma
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by raducu 2y ago
"Better", but not better than the model they were distilled from, at least that's how I understand it.
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by raducu 2y ago
All that, but also because they have those GPUs with crazy amounts of RAM and crazy bandwidth? So the TPS is that much higher, but in terms of power, I guess those boards run in the same ballpark of power used by consumer GPUs?
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by raducu 2y ago
DeepSeek probably can't compete with Open Ai in terms of scaling their data centers due to the bans, so why bother? If they did not open source it and instead just launched a payed (albeit much cheaper) closed model with similar perfor
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by raducu 2y ago
I'm not talking (just) about the USA. In my buble people often hoard properties to let but many just hoard them because they can and taxes are (too) low. Someone has an advantage in income, access to financing, reaches a threshold
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by raducu 2y ago
> The government is planning on deporting 11 million people I don't know much about the USA, but I thought the whole deportation thing is some kind of meme/joke, people really think that's going to actually happen?
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by raducu 2y ago
> will always outcompete a local working in the service industry I think non-resident owners should pay something like 10X the taxes a resident owner pays. This whole housing as an "investment" thing is destroying society
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by raducu 2y ago
>. You do have a test server, and aren't just testing locally, right? Whatever this is? Of course I didn't test in a client-server setup, that's why chat gpt manage to fool me, because I know all those terms, and that was
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by raducu 2y ago
> Its good to not trust it but that's not the same as it having no idea. There is a lot of value in being close for many tasks! The task is to replace hazelcast with infinispan in a stand-alone IMDG setup. You're interested in
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by raducu 2y ago
> You talked right past the actual point being made, to beat a straw man instead Your corolary, to me sounded like "It's not shocking at all that 5% of all deaths are euthanasia, it's simply the intended/logical outco
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by raducu 2y ago
> I think there was a part of those people who felt guilty and actually did want to be caught and punished. Eric Berne in one of the pop psy books makes a claim which to me rings true -- that the real criminals don't get caught, the
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by raducu 2y ago
> stay up until exhaustion. I was like that, and among other remedies (like actually fixing the problems in my life that bother me), my latest last-resort is brisk walking to exhaustion, even very late in the evening. If it's 10:30
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by raducu 2y ago
> Xyrem, are in the $15k. Xyrem is basically GHB? A 500 ml bottle of GBL used to be what, 50 euros? I know the medication is pharmeceutical grade, but are these people insane?
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by raducu 2y ago
>. for radar chips -- e.g. in automotive. The hacker in me is dying to know what the starlink antenna could pe re-purposed to do in terms or radar. Has anobody tried it or at least did the math of what it could do in that regard?
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by raducu 2y ago
> I see more content that relates to me Or stuff you interacted with in sort-of click bait way. That's why I'm using the block functionality so much on X. A couple of blocks a day keeps the rusobot content way. If only I
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by raducu 2y ago
ABA can be started as soon as a diagnosis is made. I think now it's 1.6 years of age, and while I'm not exactly sure about the ABA umbrella, I'm sure "early intervention" exists even for the 1.6 years mark.

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