spider-mario

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by spider-mario 2mo ago
> "What if I'm the normal one and the rest of society is wrong" You do realise they’re not saying that in earnest, right? The point is to demonstrate the absurdity of it. > But eventually you have to reconcile yourself
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
^ Bulverism. > Even though the condition is defined in the context of reduced functioning in society. Diagnostic criteria are not a definition. Even the organisation that publishes the DSM acknowledges it: https://psychiatryon
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
What does your point look like when you remove the presumption of shortcomings? I feel that it’s you who might have missed the point of the original post, unless you were just making an unrelated point because neurodivergence happened to be
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
Neurodivergence does not require a diagnosis. https://sherlocksflataffect.tumblr.com/post/121295972384/psa... And looking outwards is exactly what it does since it references societal neuronormativity. It’s not ab
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
Neurodivergent is absolutely not a synonym for autistic. https://sherlocksflataffect.tumblr.com/post/121295972384/psa... https://neuroqueer.com/neurodiversity-terms-and-definitions/
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
Your response seems to skip over exactly the distinction that the parent comment was making. The LLM itself may not have memory or capacity to learn, but the fictional character created by the LLM does. (See also: in-context learning.)
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
Will this also be applied to older models like Qwen3.6? 35B-A3B still has its uses with its higher speed than the dense 3.8 27B.
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
> The person on the other side has the same tools you do. Strictly speaking, not true. I have Gemini Pro; my friend doesn’t.
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
Where do those estimates of 0.001 Wh/token come from?
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
> With “a” vs “an”, the pronunciation is more important than the spelling. I know, hence my question about the pronunciation. If I had thought the spelling was more important, the “X” would have settled it so I wouldn’t have asked.
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
Or runtime CPU detection and dispatch to support both.
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
> For instance, we’re quite proud that a XCF file made by a small company for their logo in 1998 still renders the same way in the latest version of GIMP How do they pronounce “XCF” such that it’s “a XCF file” and not “an XCF file”? “Xec
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
RAM is not “never” the issue. My iPhone and MacBook Air could both run larger and more capable models if they had more RAM.
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
> As capable as it is, it's hard to justify using it when a competing model (e.g. Gemma4:26b-a3b) can consistently achieve the same or similar response with only 1/10th as many 'thinking' tokens, achieve much higher t
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
“After all, He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named did great things – terrible, yes, but great.”
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
> Ads are an attack aimed at your computer too. They download malicious code to spy on you and gather intelligence data about everything you like, you visit, you buy,... it is malicious software hacking into your computer. The ads themse
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
“Guys, guys, guys, can we take a step back here? What problem are we really trying to solve ?” https://medium.com/conquering-corporate-america/10-tricks-to...
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
At the same time, though, it doesn’t mean you can’t infer the location parameter of a Cauchy distribution with more and more precision as you receive more samples. It just means that averaging the samples is not the way to do it.
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
Tried to build it but it references a `cmake/GenerateMenuHelpHeader.cmake` that seems to be absent from the repository?
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
… Or perhaps I too would be interested to know what you allege is faster on your 2019 MacBook? Or was it only ever meant as “random noise opining” and nothing more?
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
Maybe we don’t necessarily expect them to answer from their own knowledge, but to either do that or say “I don’t know”.
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
On the contrary, they care enough about facts not to take a random, implausible and unsubstantiated claim at face value. Please don’t resort to Bulverism.
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
You are the one refusing to give any detail whatsoever (e.g. what task?) to substantiate your claim.
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
> I’m not trying to prove anything…? That’s exactly the point. Why would you expect others to even entertain a vague claim like that if you give them no reason to find it plausible? “Just test it yourself” (test what?) i.e. “prove me rig
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
You’re shifting the burden of proof. You made a claim and refused to substantiate it in any way whatsoever.
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by spider-mario 2mo ago
> Being French, I have a hard time understanding why you wouldn't. I too am French and I’m more puzzled by you than by the driver. Am I secretly German?
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by spider-mario 3mo ago
Isn’t this a bit like saying “ ‘open object files are not open source’ is a complete misunderstanding” because “You can’t rebuild the executable from scratch, but you can’t do this even with the source code anyway (because of build nondeter
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by spider-mario 3mo ago
Jumbling together year, month and day and having to separate them by counting digits is not an improvement for human readability. (And you have the year wrong.) Any of “27 July 2026”, “July 27, 2026” or “2026-07-27” would be superior.
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by spider-mario 3mo ago
> ECS “Entity Component System”, for those like me who didn’t immediately think of it.
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by spider-mario 3mo ago
> But SIMD code is still not write-once-run-everywhere. Modern, portable SIMD libraries are making it increasingly close to that. Highway is my personal favourite, thanks in part for its support for runtime dispatch. (Disclaimer: I work

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