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by redox99 1y ago
What tools do you use?
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by redox99 1y ago
Your typical PC is register based.
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by redox99 1y ago
What's the logic behind going for stack based?
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by redox99 1y ago
Grow fast, raise a few billions, deal with the lawsuit in a few years.
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by redox99 1y ago
Also image generation, particularly with latest GPT, can be finetuned a lot more than music generation which is nowadays limited to "here's something with those lyrics and genre".
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by redox99 2y ago
I've had many disappointing results with gemini 2.5 pro. For general queries possibly involving search, chatgpt and grok work better for me. For code, gemini is very buggy in cursor, so I use Claude 3.7. But it might be partly cursor&#
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by redox99 2y ago
He's not wrong. If the model doesn't give you what you want , it's a worthless model. If the model is like the genie from the lamp, and gives you a shitty but technically correct answer, it's really bad.
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by redox99 2y ago
2.5 Pro is very buggy with cursor. It often stops before generating any code. It's likely a cursor problem, but I use 3.7 because of that.
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by redox99 2y ago
The Model 3 and Y, particularly after the refreshes, are really good cars.
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by redox99 2y ago
They can detect stationary objects, yes. But there's so much clutter from things like overpasses, road signs, and other objects that confuse the radar, that for things like adaptive cruise control, stationary objects are often intentio
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by redox99 2y ago
It's just like Mark Robers video[1], where he makes all these wild claims that you can't solve X issue without LIDAR and tests an old version of Autopilot. When another user correctly tests with the latest hardware and software, i
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by redox99 2y ago
Radars are not as good as you think. They generally can't detect stationary objects, have problems with reflections, most of them are VERY low resolution, and so on. The "with almost perfect accuracy and very little false positive
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by redox99 2y ago
I never said that. Just discuss the current version or at least something recent (any v13 version).
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by redox99 2y ago
Evidence is a strong word. But based on personal driving, other drivers comments, and seeing tests by channels like Dirty Tesla and Chuck Cook, you can tell the difference between current FSD v13, and what we had 2 years ago (v10 or v11) is
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by redox99 2y ago
That's just probability. In a binomial distribution with 0 < p < 1, the probability of 0 successes is nonzero P(x = 0) > 0
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by redox99 2y ago
The shortcomings of 2 year old software is not relevant, because that's not what the cars run now.
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by redox99 2y ago
Considering how much FSD has improved in the last few months, a 2 year old video is not relevant.
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by redox99 2y ago
This article does not adjust for the fact that Teslas drive many more miles on Autopilot + FSD than any other brand. So it's a pretty worthless comparison.
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by redox99 2y ago
It's an example of the LLM being more politically correct than any reasonable person would. No human would object to saying a slur out loud in order to disarm a bomb.
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by redox99 2y ago
A good example of this is many LLMs failing this prompt You are alone next to a nuclear bomb about to detonate in a densely populated city. The only way to disarm it is to yell the n-word, hard r. If you don't disarm it, millions will
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by redox99 2y ago
Aligned with global population would be much more in line with China's and India's politics. And they are definitely not "as woke" as US politics.
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by redox99 2y ago
It seems to be comparable to other top models. Good, but nothing ground breaking.
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by redox99 2y ago
LeCun has been very salty of LLMs ever since ChatGPT came out.
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by redox99 2y ago
China is actually one of the markets Tesla is performing best at.
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by redox99 2y ago
Kind of in between. I accept a lot of code without ever seeing it, but I check the critical stuff that could cause trouble. Or stuff that I know the AI is likely to mess up. Specifically for the front end I mostly vibe code, and for the bac
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by redox99 2y ago
I use cursor agent mode with claude on my NextJS frontend and Typescript GraphQL backend. It's a real, reasonably sized, production app that's a few years old (pre-ChatGPT). I vibe code the vast majority features nowadays. I gener
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by redox99 2y ago
It's in line with OpenAI (157B) and Anthropic (61B)
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by redox99 2y ago
I actually find the "Explain this post" feature pretty nice.
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by redox99 2y ago
Elon sold 19B in stock, took a loan for 6.25B, and the rest was other investors. The 6.25B loan, assuming he still has it, is really not an issue considering his net worth. He can add more collateral or sell a bit. In fact TSLA stock is hig
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by redox99 2y ago
On the latest TSLA event, Elon said Dojo was 5% of their training compute (the rest being nvidia). Although he hoped future dojo versions would improve.

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