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srcreigh
27d ago
Math can never be fully solved by a computer, if only for lack of computational resources.
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28d ago
The OCA (Orthodox Church of America) has a hagiography page regarding them. https://www.oca.org/saints/lives/2014/11/19/100292-saints-ba...
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1mo ago
How many years until chips like this are available to consumers?
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1mo ago
It is 15x more expensive. Openrouter usually charges like 1/4 for cached input. Most of the cost for agentic coding is input tokens, you pay for the whole context at each tool call or message. Output tokens is just a small rate
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1mo ago
Great observation. That’s not enough context even for some one shot xhigh requests. When I put Qwen3.8 27B xhigh towards adding scope proxying to the Guice library, it one shotted a great impl using 250k context before stopping. Part of the
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srcreigh
1mo ago
No, I don't own any of this hardware, im just summarizing what I could find by reading others posted benchmarks
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1mo ago
There is comparison actually. I spent all day researching this a few days ago. Memory-wise, the RTX PRO 6000 can barely hold two 1M context Qwen 3.8 27B models at 8 bit quantization at the same time. The 512GB M5 Ultra Mac Studio could hold
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1mo ago
Makes you realize how insane the M5 Ultra Mac Studio is. 1.2TB/s bandwidth 512GB memory. Its rated max power draw is just 480W. And it also has amazing M-series CPUs. It costs less than just one of these GPUs which each take 700W to ru
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1mo ago
The adults brainwashed us https://www.ikea.com/ca/en/p/barndroem-box-beige-70560615/ https://www.ikea.com/ca/en/p/vallaby-rug-green-10548216/
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1mo ago
Open weight models have been getting better/smaller every year. Also, from what I can tell, MLX inference is not as well optimized as CUDA, and the M5 Ultra has additional kinds of AI compute which is unavailable on other M models. Wit
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1mo ago
So I ran the math, assuming the agent takes 75 turns per 200k context, with deepseek v4 flash it costs around $2.57 to reach 1M context in 375 turns. Cached input costs scale quadratically with # of agent turns. Considering that I hit the 1
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1mo ago
It’s not so clear after 5 years that you’ll come out ahead. You’ll have spent $20k. The apple computer owner will probably be running local models that are better than today’s frontier on the same hardware. Idk where you live, but where I a
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1mo ago
They're not cheap at all. I did one xhigh Qwen 3.8 27B agentic coding task last week via OpenRouter and it cost me like $10. 99% of the cost was in input tokens, I only used like 100k ish output tokens. It was a one shot task asking th
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1mo ago
Well, yes, but if k is for example Ω(n) then O(n-k) is also O(1).
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1mo ago
Do any other aphantasia folks have the experience of like, that one time they saw a very vivid image, but it only ever happened once for a short time? That happened to me a few years ago. It was a very interesting experience. It’s surefire
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1mo ago
No. The bitter lesson is about capabilities. GP is talking about efficiency. GP isn’t suggesting that focused narrow model(s) will be more capable than large model, but that many small focused models can have sufficient capability while bei
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1mo ago
How should I learn more about how to do it, what to buy, etc ? I haven't found ChatGPT to be a good teacher about this topic, and in particular re glitching, AI will refuse to discuss specifics I have enough basic soldering to get UART
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1mo ago
> I haven’t actually been brave enough to write a modified firmware to the thing yet - it’s a pretty expensive monitor - but I’ll get there at some point. Honestly if you don't have working patches, it's really not owned. I wou
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1mo ago
Side note, does anybody know of some good Rhombus codebases I can read?
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2mo ago
Note M1 and M2 macs don’t have hardware support for nested virt.
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2mo ago
Re Forgejo actions, I'm just toying around. Their v15 release (apr 16) really enabled k8s native runners. They added an ephemeral runner API and a bunch of APIs to get jobs. That's what im using to do k8s autoscaling
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2mo ago
Yeah. MicroVMs make hosting runners pretty straightforward. I had codex make a forgejo runner controller which pulls forgejo actions and creates kubernetes jobs for them. It was a bit of a pain to configure firecracker with k3s. It really c
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2mo ago
It’s fascinating that in order to do this, they had to remove 50% of reads and 33% of transactions from the main DB.
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2mo ago
An impressive number of things don’t make sense about this thought experiment. Whatever the genie says wouldn’t have much to do with the life you live afterwards, since your life changes after hearing the info. One persons careers worth of
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3mo ago
Pages (especially threads while logged in) taking seconds to load definitely happened to me pre SQLite migration.
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3mo ago
The cashapp post is actually working towards GPs point. It explains that networked storage MySQL was unreliable and expensive. They migrated to $fancytool which offers a db instance with attached local nvme. While cashapp may actually need
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3mo ago
Mathematicians will be the ones who can tell us if the computer theorems are decent or not. Otherwise they’ll be the ones like Erdős who pose the questions in the first place. Either way it will always be humans who decide what matters. AI
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4mo ago
Last year I released my version of this: https://pxehost.com Pxehost is much less featureful than Bootimus, no dashboard, and only supports netboot.xyz. I am curious how Bootimus got udp broadcast to work via Docker on arm macOS
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4mo ago
What’s your process? My experience matches yours, but then again I usually just give a few lines to codex. I imagine if I tried harder to give detailed specs as input, the agent would have a lot more room to spot flaws and kill the plan.
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4mo ago
Could you or someone working on this make it easier to share the original link for a small web post? It’s difficult to the point of making me think you’re trying to force me to share the Kagi version of the url.
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