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by tedd4u 2mo ago
9-Aug-2026: SK Hynix to invest $38 billion building new memory chip plants as demand soars [1] "In the AI era, technological competitiveness alone is not enough and the ability to supply the required volume at the exact moment customer
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by tedd4u 2mo ago
FYI it takes less than 30 seconds do clone, build, and run.
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by tedd4u 2mo ago
I wonder if this is at least partially motivated by Anthropic's need to know what training materials are themselves Claude-generated.
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by tedd4u 2mo ago
1 •--||--• 2 Figure 1 block diagram
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by tedd4u 2mo ago
Seems like, here in the 21st century, one could reasonably have a model of the plant that tests could be executed against. Anything like that exist?
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by tedd4u 2mo ago
Oof, that's bad. Iran got burned real bad by Stuxnet, you know they would love to score big with PLC sabotage.
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by tedd4u 2mo ago
The joke about KFC's "11 secret herbs and spices" is that they are • Salt • Pepper • MSG
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by tedd4u 2mo ago
Posted many times. Here's the most recent time from 2024 (also has most discussion). https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42325011
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by tedd4u 2mo ago
That one I know: it's 750ml
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by tedd4u 2mo ago
As long as you also know a gallon is 4.0… quarts
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by tedd4u 2mo ago
"It was produced by ISO Technical Committee 34 (Food products), Sub-Committee 8 (Tea)."
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by tedd4u 2mo ago
Here's another option, comparison to jpeg2png at the bottom of the README. https://github.com/ilyakurdyukov/jpeg-quantsmooth
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by tedd4u 2mo ago
Ukraine fighting Iran has a benefit for Ukraine as well in terms of US perception ... the enemy of my enemy is my friend. Makes it harder for MAGA types like Tucker Carlson to sell the idea that actually Russia is the US's friend.
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by tedd4u 2mo ago
To build this (on macOS 15) I also had to do this (in Package.swift): @@ -4,8 +4,7 @@ import PackageDescription let package = Package( name: "TurboFieldfare", platforms: [ - .macOS(.v26),
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by tedd4u 2mo ago
I went back to 15 after accidentally upgrading to 26 because on MBA 13" screen the new UI design uses a lot of extra padding everywhere wasting screen space which is already at a premium (especially vertical). Hoping 27 fixes a lot of
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by tedd4u 2mo ago
And, “TSMC and ASML, currently, the only supplier of tools that could make cutting-edge 2nm chips, have added a ‘kill switch’ that will disable TSMC’s EUV machines remotely. According to Bloomberg.” https://www.tomshardware.com&#
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by tedd4u 2mo ago
And one cool trick is that if one develops step function more efficient training, one can still “open source” the model without revealing the training techniques.
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by tedd4u 3mo ago
True, but it's not all roses. If you like to sit at the front of economy to exit as fast as possible when arriving, you will be sitting next to a heavily-used lav which is not enjoyable. You have to sit 4-6 rows back from the lav to av
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by tedd4u 3mo ago
Consider the 7600x3d also if you're in the market for something like this. It has a slightly higher base and boost clock, and half the TDP. It's 6 cores instead of of 8 but if you're building a gaming machine that may not mak
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by tedd4u 3mo ago
The corps ruled the US until Trump. Now it’s moving to an oligarchical / kleptocratic mode like Russia. Sure the corps are still involved, but not on top. Will they remain after the current administration? I think it will be hard to pu
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by tedd4u 3mo ago
Should we compare release date to release date? Or training date to training date?
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by tedd4u 3mo ago
An article exploring research and citations of "first sleep" and "second sleep" https://www.patheos.com/blogs/geneveith/2013/08/first-sleep-...
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by tedd4u 3mo ago
There's an opportunity to insert or remove a leap second twice a year. They only decide about 6 months in advance of each opportunity what to do (leap second, skipped second, or do nothing).
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by tedd4u 3mo ago
Probably around the same people started saying "I have an ask" and "that's a nice solve"
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by tedd4u 3mo ago
Right, will the devious unaligned thoughts squish over to a “K-space” we (the trainers) are not aware of?
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by tedd4u 3mo ago
See also Ouro [1]. Good citations in the “related work” section. [1] https://ouro-llm.github.io/
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by tedd4u 3mo ago
The Ouro looping results are interesting [1] and they are focused more on the improved reasoning from looping middle layers rather than the parameter efficiency aspect. They train 1.4 and 2.6B parameter models with 7T tokens. The training i
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by tedd4u 3mo ago
I hesitate to propose ulterior motives, but given there have been several seemingly obtuse objections to projection from Rivian, perhaps the CEO is concerned that, if Rivian supports projection, it will harm the perception of the value of t
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by tedd4u 3mo ago
I've seen that video. Guaranteed they wouldn't have put the slightest bit of information in there if they thought would help the competition.
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by tedd4u 3mo ago
I've heard students react this way to seeing problems on exams that are not strictly of the types taught in class or in previously-assigned homework. "It's not fair! The teacher never showed us how to do problems like that!&q

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