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by schmorptron 11mo ago
the GabeCube pun pratically makes itself
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by schmorptron 11mo ago
They mention FSR specifically in the trailer, but this comes with RDNA3, meaning no FSR4 currently. Does this mean that the int8 path for fsr4 is gonna become official to support this and the ps5 pro?
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by schmorptron 11mo ago
It's probably because germany decided to sorta give up on it and all of the production and further research moved to china?
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by schmorptron 1y ago
Now to do speculation on top of speculation on top of speculation: Valve's next vr headset deckard / steam frame is also rumored to be using an ARM chip, and with them being quite close with AMD since the steam deck custom APU (al
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by schmorptron 1y ago
Okay yeah that makes sense, thanks!
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by schmorptron 1y ago
Rumor has it (according to MLID, so no one knows whether it's accurate) that AMD is also looking to use regular LPDDR memory for some of it's lower end next gen GPUs to not have to contend with nvidia over limited and cartelled GD
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by schmorptron 1y ago
Maybe not that low, but given it's using LPDDR5 instead of GDDR7, at least the ram should be a lot cheaper.
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by schmorptron 1y ago
Xe3P as far as I remember is built in their own fabs as opposed to xe3 at TSMC. This could give them a huge advantage by being possibly the only competitor not competing for the same TSMC wafers
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by schmorptron 1y ago
One thing I don't get about the ever-reoccuring RAG discussions and hype men proclaiming "Rag is dead", is that people seem to be talking about wholly different things? My mental model is that what is called RAG can either b
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by schmorptron 1y ago
Oh wow, I would not have caught that. I had a look at the first couple of pages, and as not-a-C-expert, it looked pretty solid to me. Readjusting our heuristics to generated slop (or even non-slop?) is gonna take so much more energy than be
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by schmorptron 1y ago
Oh wow, a lot of focus on code from the big labs recently. In hindsight it makes sense that the domain the people building it know best is the one getting the most attention, and it's also the one the models have seen the most undeniab
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by schmorptron 1y ago
Valve have been trying by training a neural net that watches every competitive cs:go match played to detect aim bots since 2017 with training data sourced from players labelling demos as cheats or no cheats, but I don't think they&#x27
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by schmorptron 1y ago
Will we be able to get similar bandwidth with socketed ram with CAMM / LPCAMM modules in the near future?
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by schmorptron 1y ago
I was about to to comment the same, I don't know if I believe this system prompt. It's something that ChatGPT specifically seems to explicitly be instructed to do, since most of my query responses seem to end with "If you wan
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by schmorptron 1y ago
To them, and for optimizing for user engagement, it probably is... The future product direction for these is looking more, not less syncophatntic
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by schmorptron 1y ago
Isn't that only because they offer unpaywalled versions to web crawlers in the first place, so they still get ranked in search results?
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by schmorptron 1y ago
significantly better product with no mature comparable adobe counterpart
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by schmorptron 1y ago
if the establishment lets that happen it would be incredible for the US imo. But weren't there also pushes for her to get fired even if Harris got elected? Of course not as strong or immediate as it happened with Trump, but the Lobbies
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by schmorptron 1y ago
if the way they are explicitly starting to optimize llm chats for engagements and friend-like behaviour, he'll just need to switch around some letters to call it Mate
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by schmorptron 1y ago
In the blog post they say as much that it just is a system prompt. Still nice to have easy access, and for more users to discover that use case.
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by schmorptron 1y ago
I'm conflicted about this. Custom tutoring available at all times and at mass sounds like a great thing, if done right. On the other hand, the research skill you mentioned is something that I worry about atrophying as well. Where befor
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by schmorptron 1y ago
Oh, that's pretty good! I've been doing this with various LLMs already, making elaborate system prompts to turn them into socratic style teachers or in general tutors that don't just straight up give the answer, and have gene
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by schmorptron 1y ago
I understand this, and also partially feel this way as in it's garbo that they won't allow the artists to own their work and are able to strongarm this due to the size of Minecraft. On the other hand, I like a lot of the new track
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by schmorptron 1y ago
I'd start that conversation from another perspective. If someone uses linux, not caring that it's not windows , then that's a milestone.
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by schmorptron 1y ago
i wonder how much of that is simply due to how incredible dxvk is. I think intel even uses it as part of their windows drivers to translate some older dx version games to vulkan because it performs so much better on their cards.
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by schmorptron 1y ago
Cool idea! Small typo on the landing page, in the media section it says "german nationa media" without the l
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by schmorptron 1y ago
Woah, cool to see a bit of how it all works. Seems similar to basic antivirus signature checking? As a side note, a few years back, they had a GDC talk about a (then-new) machine learning based approach to catching cheaters. Regardless of
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by schmorptron 1y ago
This applies less for basic human needs like a roof over the head, especially in a supply constrained market like we've been in for quite some time in many places around the world
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by schmorptron 1y ago
As an aside, I really enjoy a lot of the quanta magazine articles! They manage to write articles that both appeal to compsci people as well as interested "outsiders". The birds-eye view and informal how and why they pack into thei
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by schmorptron 1y ago
FYI, I think the $10 plan that's now "basic AI" used to just be the unlimited search plan and they just recently added a limited capacity of the AI stuff to it.

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