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by tensegrist 3mo ago
"created with", à la "built with"
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by tensegrist 3mo ago
> Then we cut: the fourteen date formatters become one, something's off here
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by tensegrist 3mo ago
the list numbering in that first link is a bit surprising
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by tensegrist 3mo ago
> Here’s the part I need you to sit with no, i don't think i will
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by tensegrist 4mo ago
i've been using nixos on an m2 air for a year now, the kernel is enough
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by tensegrist 4mo ago
there was a vibecoded prediction market–style page that was put up yesterday (?) that got the date exactly right i think
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by tensegrist 4mo ago
can a unique fingerprint (no pun intended) be extracted from hand geometry
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by tensegrist 4mo ago
at least 50% of the front page would disappear if this were enforced
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by tensegrist 4mo ago
> on some queries the gaming card actually beat the H100 (1.26s vs 1.77s on Q10), despite the H100 lacking RT cores despite?
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by tensegrist 4mo ago
aiui nvidia has buyback agreements covering these to prevent them from being sold off
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by tensegrist 4mo ago
i don't know why you're trying to analyze the meaningfulness of sentences that are not the results of a human thought process but are clearly rhetorical flourishes from an llm that "feels" compelled to fill its prose wit
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by tensegrist 4mo ago
> On the Intelligence vs. Cost per Task Pareto Frontier: GLM-5.2 is on the Pareto frontier of the Intelligence vs Cost per Task chart, with the lowest cost per task among models at its intelligence level. GLM-5.2 costs ~$0.46 per task, c
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by tensegrist 4mo ago
> When you invite guests in, you say "Please, come up!" japanese also does this idiomatically: the verb 上がる "to rise" can be used for "to enter (a house)", which gives rise to expressions like お上がりください for &
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by tensegrist 4mo ago
blindsight is really something
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by tensegrist 4mo ago
for those not in the know https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commonwealth_of_Independent_St...
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by tensegrist 5mo ago
> But it would take a writer of rare skill – which Nguyen is not – to make it compelling reading. jesus
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by tensegrist 5mo ago
…bounty hunting?
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by tensegrist 5mo ago
> It is very difficult to be a productive editor without custom tooling at this point this is extremely reminiscent of the stackexchange situation
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On the Laser-Fusion Milestone (2022)(inference-review.com)
2 points by tensegrist 5mo ago|0 comments
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by tensegrist 5mo ago
there was some interview where he illustrated the idea of a twin prime pair using 27 and 29
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by tensegrist 5mo ago
reasoning itself just affords the model a ton of extra forward passes / "time to think" the, como se dice, "misalignment" between the content of reasoning tokens and the actual output following the end of the reas
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by tensegrist 5mo ago
reminded of Arthur Whitney's stuff https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45800777
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by tensegrist 5mo ago
"Why it's wrong"
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by tensegrist 5mo ago
on the one hand this sucks on the other hand let a thousand schools of steinberger/strandberg-style weirdness bloom
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by tensegrist 5mo ago
"how does it feel to be embraced and extended?"
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by tensegrist 5mo ago
isn't this also a thing on dating apps
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by tensegrist 6mo ago
you can do both: report a number that shows how often your service as a whole is degraded, with a breakdown for individual components example (not sponsored, i barely use codex and today's the first time i've ever had to look at t
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by tensegrist 6mo ago
splitting the status page like they do, to the point where it is only a bit of humourous exaggeration to say that they track broken `git push` and `git pull` separately, is a sleight of hand / accounting / SLA-fudging that we shou
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by tensegrist 6mo ago
If every a…login to view the rest of this post is there an alternative source?
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by tensegrist 6mo ago
as the other replies mention, efficient querying can be fun https://oseifert.ch/blog/building-pgit

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