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by sberens 1y ago
> This Reuters article claims OpenAI is going to generate $3.6 billion in revenue this year, but the costs will lead to a loss of more than $5 billion. It expects a major revenue jump next year to $11.6 billion The article linked[0] is f
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by sberens 1y ago
Is "parallel test time compute" available in claude code or the api? Or is it something they built internally for benchmark scores?
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by sberens 1y ago
Interesting there doesn't seem to be benchmarking on codeforces
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by sberens 1y ago
https://archive.ph/9xd6y
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OpenAI's Biggest Data Center Secures $11.6B in Funding(wsj.com)
4 points by sberens 1y ago|1 comments
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Gerra – Enterprise Mecha on Demand(gerra.com)
1 points by sberens 1y ago|0 comments
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Google Flow TV(labs.google)
2 points by sberens 1y ago|0 comments
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by sberens 1y ago
My experience with auth solutions/libraries is you invariably want to customize some flow/data/functions, but it's impossible because the library isn't flexible enough. A better solution might be premade auth primit
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by sberens 1y ago
I wish IDEs had more features/tooling around types. For example, something like "expand all types by one level" where { foo: Bar } would expand to { foo : { bar1: string, bar2: Baz } } (and you could trigger it again to expan
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by sberens 2y ago
Yep you can schedule it to get brighter/dimmer and warmer/cooler from your existing [Matter compatible] smart home system, and with HomeKit adaptive lighting you can have it follow the sun.
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by sberens 2y ago
Really cool! I'm working on a lamp that gives you daylight levels of light indoors (albeit no raleigh scattering and columnated light). On the bright side (pun intended), it's 50,000 lumens instead of ~4500. https://get
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by sberens 2y ago
These are not the only 6 engineers working for DOGE, just the youngest. They have supervision as well.
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by sberens 2y ago
You get 6x less lumens/watt with a halogen lamp
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by sberens 2y ago
They claim 101,000 lux, not lumens. Lux is light per square meter (roughly), lumens is total light output. The closer you get to the source, the higher the lux will be, so it's hard to compare lux equally. Based on their 230W power dra
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by sberens 2y ago
I'm working on something like the lamp depicted in the images[0]. It's bright, diffuse, dimmable, flicker free, and high CRI. [0] https://getbrighter.com
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by sberens 2y ago
This is really cool! Though for some reason the lat/long coordinates of places are completely off, despite the addresses being correct. I searched "show me 5 parks in SF", and all 5 were in the wrong spot. For example: Lafaye
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by sberens 2y ago
From the post: * Signal Intel is in it for the long term, specifically kill the dividend. * Be more customer centric/rebuild customer trust, specifically publicly acknowledge the 10nm slip. Though it seems customer trust in Intel has e
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by sberens 2y ago
Does anyone have a set of queries that google returns poor results for? I spent a few minutes looking at my search history (filtering chrome history by "google search"), and the vast of my queries are quite simple (e.g. people&#x2
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by sberens 2y ago
I'm curious, did you consider hiring a CEO to run the company? Or is the company too small for that?
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Sleeplessness – Here Is How(helenarosengartensleeplessness.framer.website)
3 points by sberens 2y ago|0 comments
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Manufacturing Bliss(asteriskmag.com)
2 points by sberens 2y ago|0 comments
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Bipartisan Advance Act to Boost Nuclear Energy Now Law(epw.senate.gov)
2 points by sberens 2y ago|0 comments
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by sberens 2y ago
How long do you expect LLMs/agents to be unable to do this?
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by sberens 2y ago
I wouldn't say humans are so different. You could argue we've been trained on about one quadrillion bytes of visual data by the time we're 4 years old: https://x.com/ylecun/status/1750614681209983231
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by sberens 2y ago
What is an abstract reasoning task that your average 15 year old (who has "general intelligence") can do that you think LLMs can't do?
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by sberens 3y ago
I'd like to remind people of this single-sentence statement: > Mitigating the risk of extinction from AI should be a global priority alongside other societal-scale risks such as pandemics and nuclear war. [0] Signed by Demis Hassabi
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Aime(amie.so)
1 points by sberens 3y ago|1 comments
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When a Machine Fired Me(idiallo.com)
5 points by sberens 3y ago|0 comments
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by sberens 3y ago
I tried both Mint and YNAB but they both had syncing issues that infuriated me. My friend recommended Copilot[0] and it's been a joy to use. It's designed so well that it somehow got me to take the time to label my transactions &a
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by sberens 3y ago
I've heard good things about Bradfield CS[0] and CSPrimer[1] (both run by the same person). [0] https://bradfieldcs.com/ [1] https://csprimer.com/

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