stevefan1999

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by stevefan1999 4mo ago
Then reset the quotas as an atonement ;p Seriously though, Fable was not that great facing a greenfield subject. It is excellent at oneshotting some math problems, but if you want it to do some cutting edge tech stuff, say like piecing toge
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by stevefan1999 4mo ago
Fun fact: the history of the (in)famous prefix NS in OSX -> macOS is a direct nod to the acronym of NextStep, hence NS. As NeXTSTEP was incorporated back into Apple, it was now re-appropriated as New System. Same thing goes to Cocoa and
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by stevefan1999 4mo ago
> Ever hear of a large K8s migration going well ...well, AI infra stacks are more or less k8s/cloud native, especially on the inference side. Nvidia GPU operator plus KubeFlow makes deploying models easy, and I did that manually as
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by stevefan1999 4mo ago
But Kubernetes, being a former Google project whilst donated to CNCF, is still one of the mainstream container orchestrator if not the biggest one (I believe we need to go over to supercomputers for that). Nomad is kind of dead and Apache M
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by stevefan1999 5mo ago
vibe coding a C compiler and doing a parser rewrite, all of a sudden it dropped all its code that was refactored to use a token stream, reverted back to using string symbols (that is a huge refactor since it involved parser combinator and t
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by stevefan1999 5mo ago
If fork and exec can exhibit persistent and algebraic behavior (beyond its CoW nature) that would not only be more useful but more interesting to use, for example using it for doing lazy evaluation
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by stevefan1999 5mo ago
Honorable mention: https://github.com/tonybaloney/Pyjion
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by stevefan1999 5mo ago
Well, what's the difference between a (benefactory or not) dictator or an oligarch?
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by stevefan1999 5mo ago
Is there any AOT solution for running BEAM?
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by stevefan1999 5mo ago
Well, even so, multicore nowadays is supposedly just running the kernel over different CPUs by treating each CPU as its independent computer, and use a message box to deliver event messages, that's how x86 works with APIC and SIPI
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Nvidia's Hostile Takeover(youtube.com)
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by stevefan1999 5mo ago
Well, I'm still in a very early phase, but I'm indeed combining both Restate and SurrealDB together for a project that I'm building, where I persist the temporary state on Restate and permanent state on SurrealDB, and since b
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Doom Runs on Everything Except Neo Geo [video](youtube.com)
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by stevefan1999 5mo ago
https://github.com/lantus/NGRayEx
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by stevefan1999 5mo ago
Projects that's using already existing that is using Postgres already should keep it in Postgres. It is worth a try for startups if you won't mind. Try to vibe code around it and give the data model a new look. I have a prototype
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by stevefan1999 5mo ago
Let me quote a portion of lyrics from Still Alive: > But there's no sense crying over every mistake > You just keep on trying 'til you run out of cake
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by stevefan1999 5mo ago
I mean he should sell those 0days to exploit.im market for a good money instead of going for "whitehat" if you want maximum damage
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Chinese Room re-visited: How LLM's have real but different understanding of word(lesswrong.com)
3 points by stevefan1999 5mo ago|1 comments
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Unix Wars(en.wikipedia.org)
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by stevefan1999 5mo ago
Well, knowledge distillation requires a teacher model and a student model and the student model attempts to learn and extract and (preferrably) compress the information of the teacher model, so it is possible for model collapse due to high
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Apalache: Symbolic model checker for TLA+ and Quint(github.com)
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by stevefan1999 5mo ago
Aren't Anthropic afraid of Elon siphoning the model weights out from the network buses?
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by stevefan1999 5mo ago
That's proof by contradiction: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reductio_ad_absurdum
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by stevefan1999 5mo ago
No. You don't have to add Box everywhere. You do need dynamic storage that is not guaranteed to be known in compile time. Box is just one of them, you can also use "thin box" or "stacked box" or a good ol' &quo
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by stevefan1999 5mo ago
I also wonder what about devirtualization of dyn traits in Rust. Sure, impl traits like foo<T: AsRef>(bar: T) or foo(bar: impl AsRef) is for sure devirtualized, but foo(bar: &dyn AsRef) or most likely foo(bar: Box<dyn AsRef>
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by stevefan1999 5mo ago
Well, Dario Amodei used to work in Baidu's SVAIL lab, and he certainly noticed the shady side of Chinese business practices and how he already has a prejudice that the Chinese are unfaithful. As a Chinese myself I don't really wan
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by stevefan1999 5mo ago
Yeah, Trump went bankrupt 3 times, and he's still here
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by stevefan1999 5mo ago
So that's Intel few years later too. Looks good on the book, looks bad on the bone
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by stevefan1999 5mo ago
Did people literally forgot that John Carmack's Quake was made on a NeXT workstation...
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by stevefan1999 5mo ago
As a guy who writes compiler the answer for this is it depends on the type of parser you are using. LL and LR parser generates different derivation, and as such it is deterministically non-deterministic, hence UB.

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