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by syntaxing 8mo ago
Can you blame them? You have 10 million people give or take in about 50 miles.
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OpenAI have been very generous in their plans in terms of token and what you use it with. Is Codex better or as good as Opus for coding? No. Is it a decent alternative? Very.
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I once went to go pick up takeout and they covered the no tip button with a sticker. I was so confused so I put in 10 cents because I could find the button at first. I stopped going to the place since.
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Pushing Dan Ammann out was a bad idea. I personally like the original set up at the time. Kyle as the CTO and Dan as the CEO. Kyle was great as an internal CEO, he was calling most of the internal shots anyway. The accident would have playe
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Why a Twitter post and not the official Google blog post… https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/models-and-research/ge...
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Wow that was a fun read, I never thought about the technical implementation of these verification systems.
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Was more mentioning the article about the economic aspect of China vs US in terms of AI. While I do understand your sentiment, it might be worth noting the author is the author of bitandbytes. Which is one of the first library with quantiza
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Tim Dettmers had an interesting take on this [1]. Fundamentally, the philosophy is different. >China’s philosophy is different. They believe model capabilities do not matter as much as application. What matters is how you use AI. https:
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Scale. You can monetize on the people that don’t pay the $200/month. Obviously I have nothing to prove this statement, but I wouldn’t be surprised if the subscriptions are loss leaders.
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Not OP but I doubt it. I’m in my mid 30s and when I grew up there in the 90s, Suffolk county was bumble. Some people had horses on their land. After 9/11, a ton of people moved in from the city and the population absolutely ballooned.
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Aha likewise, I swear, between the ticks and the polluted water, a good amount of us are screwed. Grumman has put some nasty stuff into the ground too. I remember growing up how they mentioned it was slowly seeping into the aquifer. Took me
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I worked at BNL during college days through the SULI program! Some of my peers from college is working there full time now too. I got to work on some really cool stuff but unfortunately a lot of the tenured researcher I knew have seem to le
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I know there’s metal plates you can self stamp for crypto wallets. I’m sure you can do the same for this purpose.
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First time hearing the term micro bakery. Is there an equivalent for restaurants? Like a micro restaurant? Seems like a fun idea for my retired parents.
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As a MechE turned SWE, always a fun read when SWE try hardware. > Blink and you’ll get a different measurement. This means your environment is not controlled enough. Also quality control is usually done in terms of statistics. You might
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Is Qwen next architecture ironed out in llama cpp?
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Kinda sucks how it seems like there’s no CI that runs on hardware.
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I don’t think so. You can see the issue ticket linked in the PR. Whether that issue ticket is related to the blog post is unknown https://github.com/ml-explore/mlx-swift-examples/issues/462
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With the adoption of sodium batteries, I wouldn’t be surprised if solar panel + sodium battery would outperform this system by a lot.
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To a certain extent, yes. The reason why the water is there is because the thermal flux of the ground is low, so the large mass of water provides a strong buffer. But you can’t cheap physics. You would need a crap ton of salt hydrate to acc
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So…geothermal? I wish this was possible too but I don’t see how it will work scientifically. Water is one of the chemicals that have one of the highest thermal mass/specific heat (maybe 1/3 of salt hydrates). Even then, you have t
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by syntaxing 8mo ago
Interesting model! Seems to underperform GLM 4.7 Flash though (according to benchmarks)
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Unfortunately it’ll be a lot harder for CAD because of all of the other lock in like PLM/ERP integration. A good PLM is half the product. I know a good amount of companies that do not use solidworks because their PLM is absolutely crap
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It’s actually really easy to use mitmproxy as a…proxy. You set it up as a SOCKS proxy (or whatever) and point your network or browser to the proxy. I did this recently when a python tool was too aggressive on crawling the web and the server
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Nile red made a fun video about the original prototype (transparent wood)!
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So refreshing to see open source models like this come from the US. I would love for a 100Bish size one that can compete against OSS-120B and GLM air 4.5
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I’m really excited for lmster and to try it out. It’s essentially what I want from ollama. Ollama has deviated so much from their original core principles. Ollama has been broken and slow to update model support. There’s this “vendor sync”
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I’m kinda confused on the wording. They had 50 engineers at acquisition but it doesn’t mean that’s how Facebook scaled WhatsApp to what it’s today?
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This image has been banned in China for decades. The fact you’re surprised a Chinese company is complying with regulation to block this is the surprising part.
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Hacker News strongly believes Opus 4.5 is the defacto standard and China was consistently 8+ month behind. Curious how this performs. It’ll be a big inflection point if it performs as well as its benchmarks.

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