stevenhuang

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by stevenhuang 3mo ago
It's RF vision, it let's you visualize RF sources as a coloured blob overlay in real time.
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by stevenhuang 3mo ago
Do you really think families waste half of what they buy at Costco? Come on now.
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by stevenhuang 3mo ago
This has been known since VLMs were a thing, that more information can be encoded visually and token efficiency is increased. But it came with performance issues (more hallucinations, etc). Also I don't think you realize how much dumb
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by stevenhuang 4mo ago
It's not a uniquely France thing. It's called heat islands, it's a real thing that happens in dense metros. Very funny to deride France education when you are the ignorant one here.
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by stevenhuang 4mo ago
Had a Pro 48GB in my Amazon cart at ~$4k CAD, now it's ~$1k higher Bummer
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by stevenhuang 4mo ago
Wrong. Myself and colleagues know the subject and they are useful in FPGA design. You should stop hallucinating about topics you don't have experience in.
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by stevenhuang 4mo ago
You do what you can to do good within the confines of the parameters available to you.
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by stevenhuang 4mo ago
Ok so you are using an llm without web search, ask it to give you links, and are confused why the links are hallucinated... ? At this point it's just PEBKAC. You're holding it wrong brother.
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by stevenhuang 4mo ago
There should be a pathology for thinking things must be LLM generated when it's simply not always the case. People's ability to discern is completely fried.
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by stevenhuang 4mo ago
Yeah you should really familiarize yourself with the history of scientific achievements, it will quickly disabuse you of this notion. What separates is often a thin line and dogged persistence, hardly the chasm you make it seem.
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by stevenhuang 4mo ago
A society changes when enough individuals change. Network effects themselves change when enough individuals change. This effect is exactly reciprocal--feedback loops as you say--so I'm not sure what is so difficult to understand. Be th
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by stevenhuang 4mo ago
Most tasks are human tasks.
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by stevenhuang 4mo ago
> this is a social problem. A society is made up of individuals. OP is right. One does what they can first. > Just like how saying "well don't use social media!" doesn't work Sometimes the answer really is that sim
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by stevenhuang 4mo ago
> That's really different It's really not. I don't think you understand the role capital plays in our economy, like at all.
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by stevenhuang 4mo ago
Nuance is not your specialty, clearly
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by stevenhuang 4mo ago
The one with a weird chip on their shoulder is not the parent I can tell you that much.
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by stevenhuang 4mo ago
It starts somewhere, like with this announcement. I'm not sure why this is so difficult for you to understand.
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by stevenhuang 4mo ago
You do realize modern neuroscience considers the human brain as "just" a probability engine and that intelligence may well be the ability for an organism to predict well. > doesn’t have a semantic understanding of what it is do
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by stevenhuang 4mo ago
Don't kid yourself. The high watermark of what can be "solved" (read: one shotted) is rising, and will continue to rise. Look at the gig economy (Fiver etc) for simple programming/design tasks, LLMs have taken over compl
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by stevenhuang 4mo ago
Look at his comments here. Safe to say there's a cognitive block and until he tries to approach this topic in good faith he'll simply never understand. Lol. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48429027
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by stevenhuang 4mo ago
A dominant theory for human cognition is predictive coding https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Predictive_coding
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by stevenhuang 4mo ago
I help write optimized CUDA kernels for proprietary hardware. They may "literally" work this way, but that is quite besides the point. If you don't see why then you have exactly demonstrated my point in how practitioners like
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by stevenhuang 4mo ago
I don't even try anymore. The people who still parrot the stochastic parrot bit this late in the game will simply never understand it.
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by stevenhuang 4mo ago
Presumptuous of you to think your own preferences morally superior to the preferences of others.
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by stevenhuang 4mo ago
Not use react native for a cli app for one, lol. Ratatouille rust cli lib will be a good start.
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by stevenhuang 5mo ago
I don't think anyone has ever doubted that. The problem is our education system cannot support giving these students "unlimited time and attention".
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by stevenhuang 5mo ago
All of the claims above wrt memory reads quite mundane and adequately non assertive, but I'm a layperson. I do believe it's well established that memory is associative. It's why roses are associated with love, because of Vale
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by stevenhuang 5mo ago
> More housing supply is not a solution to landlords deciding to evict tenants or raise the rent for arbitrary reasons. Irrelevant. Sensible tenancy laws are important but are unrelated to discussions of housing affordability. To fix the
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by stevenhuang 5mo ago
If you rent and remain invested in the market, it's a wash. So yes there's nothing wrong with renting. It just tends to not be effective for most people since they lack the self control and discipline to invest in stock equities,
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by stevenhuang 5mo ago
Rent control is nice for the select few that get it but results in worse overall conditions for renters by distorting market conditions. It's a stop gap band-aid feel good measure, not an effective long term solution. More housing supp

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