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by redox99 10mo ago
I think it's more likely to be the old base model checkpoint further trained on additional data.
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by redox99 10mo ago
It's trivial for a human that knows what a pc looks like. Maybe mistaking displayport for hdmi.
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by redox99 10mo ago
I think the main reason is that when they architected it, RDRAM seemed like the better choice based on price and bandwidth at that time, and they underestimated the performance issues it would cause (RDRAM has amazing bandwidth but atrociou
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by redox99 10mo ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46227453
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by redox99 10mo ago
The RAMBUS speed is the main issue. The RDP can literally be stalled over 70% of the time waiting for memory. It's extremely flawed. They could have used SDRAM and it would perform so much better, and I believe the cost is around the s
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by redox99 11mo ago
There are some misconceptions here. It's incorrect to think because it is trained on buggy human code it will make these mistakes. It predicts the most likely token. Let's say 100 programmers write a function, most (unless it&#x27
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by redox99 11mo ago
In my opinion programming has never been this much fun. The vast vast majority of code is repetitive stuff that now is a breeze. I can build so much stuff now, and with more beautiful code because refactoring is effortless. I think it'
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by redox99 11mo ago
Unless we go extinct, I would assume eventually it will happen. Maybe in tens of thousands of years.
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by redox99 11mo ago
AI market is all the jobs that could be replaced by AI in the future. People paying 20USD/month for ChatGPT is a drop in the bucket.
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by redox99 11mo ago
AWS charges probably around 100 times what bandwidth actually costs. Maybe more.
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by redox99 11mo ago
Considering GPT 5 was only recently released, it's very unlikely GPT will achieve these scores in just a couple of months. If they had something this good in the oven, they'd probably left the GPT 5 name to it. Or maybe Google jus
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by redox99 11mo ago
That's probably the worst benchmark you could choose.
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by redox99 1y ago
That was a great read
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by redox99 1y ago
If you actually try Llama you'll see it's significantly worse than the top dogs.
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by redox99 1y ago
It's something I heard through the grapevine. But there's only a few big enough competitive games where toxicity is such a big deal, so it's not hard to guess. Character level helps with players disguising insults. Compute wi
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by redox99 1y ago
Character level LLMs are used for detecting insults and toxic chat in video games and the like.
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by redox99 1y ago
Yeah that applies to any modern game as well. IK is used for touchups and procedural stuff. Everything else is FK (obviously during authoring IK is used).
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by redox99 1y ago
It's weird you show the price in some currency I don't even know what it is (even if it says 10 dollars small next to it). Just show and charge 10 USD. You can localize that other currency (Rubles?) if GeoIP matches.
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by redox99 1y ago
For half life it would be FK (forward kinematics). IK I assume was introduced in HL2 (but I don't know for a fact)
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by redox99 1y ago
Gaussian splats don't offer the flexibility required for your typical videogame. Since it isn't true PBR its lighting is kind of hardcoded. Rigging doesn't work well with it. And editing would be very hard. It's good for
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by redox99 1y ago
YouTube does 1080p premium without much problem.
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by redox99 1y ago
It's the same as cigarette taxes, abortion laws, and so on. People claim nobody changes their mind because of it, but statistically the impact is significant.
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by redox99 1y ago
I think some people who like wine, would drink less often if they considered it bad for you. But since "it's good" you might as well drink every night.
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by redox99 1y ago
But wine has alcohol. And even if it actually were good for cardiac health, people should be aware that they are trading cardiac health for dementia risk.
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by redox99 1y ago
I agree. But it's important to debunk the myth that drinking wine is good for your health. It's fine to drink to have fun or enjoy it, even if unhealthy. It's not fine to drink thinking it's good for your health.
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by redox99 1y ago
It's the first ultrasonic CHEFS knife (afaik)
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by redox99 1y ago
Are there an equal amount of cancer and non cancer images? In my case the vast majority (I'd say around 75%) are cancerous.
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by redox99 1y ago
Why wouldn't they do everything in their power to increase customer base?
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by redox99 1y ago
It took that long because it had to compile shaders for the first time. After that it would open in seconds.
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by redox99 1y ago
You can easily mathematically prove that orbital refueling increases mission efficiency. This is a simple fact, it's not about Starship or whatever. Your analogy does not hold.

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