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by tgtweak 7mo ago
the ?to= is fully overridable and works surprisingly well: https://translate.kagi.com/?from=en&to=Karen+Speak&text=I+li... .
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by tgtweak 7mo ago
Can someone vibe code a browser extension that auto translates LinkedIn Speak to English for posts?
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by tgtweak 7mo ago
>The world won't remember our status updates, but it will never forget their execution. PMs btfo
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by tgtweak 7mo ago
The rest of the gold was actually recovered after he was originally sued - the downstream owners of the original insurance company that paid out (they get the rights to the recovery when they settle a loss policy) sued and won rights to the
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by tgtweak 7mo ago
Interesting that he really only took about $50M on that original haul - I'm still not entirely sure where that $50M would have went honestly since it doesn't look reasonable that he could have accrued $50M of debt/interest in
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by tgtweak 7mo ago
The best satire is that which becomes reality.
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by tgtweak 7mo ago
Big ask to expect people to upload their claude code sessions verbatim to a third party with nothing on site about how it's stored, who has access to it, who they are... etc.
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by tgtweak 8mo ago
It just gets more and more Scottish as it goes.
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by tgtweak 8mo ago
I've ran into this even in my limited advertising on meta - they actaully want you to use the actual individual's facebook account to manage the ads accounts, even on behalf of the clients through the agency. This is kind of insan
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by tgtweak 8mo ago
I think frontier models can do more with fewer tokens (and do the wrong thing far less often) than a "really fast" small model. There are use cases for fast/ultrafast inferrence models - classifying text, scoring things, extr
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by tgtweak 8mo ago
It ads provability without leaking emails were someone to share a hash for validation sake. Plus anyone can hash their email for a quick access key. It also makes it possible to publish the dataset later without leaking emails.
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by tgtweak 8mo ago
What lift would be required to make a runtime-delayed compilation (like shader compilation in a game/emulator) and have this be the NVRTC component inside ZLUDA?
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by tgtweak 8mo ago
ZLUDA doesn't have full coverage though and that means only a subset of cuda codebases can be ported successfully - they've focused on 80/20 coverage for core math. Specifically: CuBLAS (limited/partial scope), cuBLASLt
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by tgtweak 8mo ago
This is likely supremely naive but I would think the lift in getting coverage for an entire library to a target hardware's native assembly is largely a matter of mapping/translating functions, building acceptance tests and benchma
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by tgtweak 8mo ago
Can you code up a quick sqlite database of inbound emails receieved (md5 hashed sender email), subject, body + what your claw's response would have been, if any. A simple dashboard where have to enter your hashed email to display the m
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by tgtweak 8mo ago
I think this is the case for almost all of these models - for a while kimi k2.5 was responding that it was claude/opus. Not to detract from the value and innovation, but when your training data amounts to the outputs of a frontier pr
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by tgtweak 8mo ago
Spark DGX and any A10 devices, strix halo with max memory config, several mac mini/mac studio configs, HP ZBook Ultra G1a, most servers If you're targeting end user devices then a more reasonable target is 20GB VRAM since there ar
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by tgtweak 8mo ago
I remember cutting an IKEA desk top down one side and discovering the inside was just corrugated cardboard under a few layers of laminate. it was trivial to break by shearing it but in a typical construction where the weight is mostly up&#
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by tgtweak 8mo ago
This was a sidecar application distributed by literally millions of installs per day - so having a 25MB "self contained" build was out of the question - we were targeting KB-sized distributables not 10's of MB.
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by tgtweak 8mo ago
Anthropic sells api tokens - until they released claude code the only way to use claude for coding was via api tokens in something like cursor or cline.
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by tgtweak 8mo ago
They do now, after .net core and several other iterations. You'll also be shipping a huge executable compared to a clr linked .net app (which can be surprisingly small).
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by tgtweak 8mo ago
You're talking about .net for server applications right? The discussion above is for client apps being distributed for windows endusers.
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by tgtweak 8mo ago
Yes and in the wild believe it or not you'll find windows 7 and windows 8. We had just deprecated support for XP in 2020 - this was for a relatively large app publisher ~10M daily active users on windows. The installer was a c++ stub
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by tgtweak 8mo ago
The issue is in supporting older windows versions - which sadly is still a reality for most large-scale app developers.
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by tgtweak 8mo ago
Toolchains on linux are not clear from dependency hell either - ever install an npm package that needs cmake underneath? glibc dependencies that can't be resolved because you need two different versions simultaneously in the same build
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by tgtweak 8mo ago
Kind of crazy that most of the huge mobile games draw roots to flash games from the decades prior.
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by tgtweak 8mo ago
When you're in the business of selling tokens - you look at technology that reduces that as a threat. If they were selling services that USE tokens, then reducing them would be welcome... so they'll likely steal this and incorpor
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by tgtweak 8mo ago
Why are we not comparing to opus 4.6 and gpt 5.3 codex... Honestly these companies are so hard to takes seriously with these release details. If it's an open source model and you're only comparing open source - cool. If you'
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by tgtweak 8mo ago
5.0 flash with native sub-agents released to huggingface.... one can wish right :)
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by tgtweak 8mo ago
Cool - now make it into a mod for cities skyline :)

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