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thisisauserid
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thisisauserid
3mo ago
FinSlops.
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LeCun's even newer paper takes a new approach to building JEPA, which he named Ada-JEPA: https://arxiv.org/html/2606.32026v1
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A Byzantine lost city around the year 400 CE.
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3mo ago
Just like they eventually added to WWII Jeeps, it needs a huge anti-decapitation pole on the front (maybe a really cool (and huge) hood ornament?).
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3mo ago
Needs a 2024 in the title maybe. Also, are there neal.* besides .fun and .computer? I'll check all the other TLDs real quick...
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3mo ago
tl;dr: A new, stable computer uses sound waves to solve really hard puzzles. Not the game 2048. But yes, the game Sodoku.
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4mo ago
Still doesn't emulate dolphins.
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4mo ago
Great! I'll use it. In the "future." Nimble? Lance? Also in the future. Maybe. I'll use Parquet in the present.
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4mo ago
I want it running JEPA. Preferably with Mamba-3.
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Alexander Yapaev, alias Hastalamuerte, orchestrates a dark digital extortion empire.
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4mo ago
Smells more like a secret agreement with the government.
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They do buy a ton of Nvidia but they seem to want to make their own chips more and more.
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A single 25mg dose reduced depression for three months.
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4mo ago
I'm so offline I announce my offlineness to the internet.
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4mo ago
Taking a look at your past comments, I agree with you about you curating "vacuous superiority." That kind of self insight is valuable. So maybe, ya know, stop pretending on the internet that you have things figured out?
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5mo ago
I miss the old days of two weeks ago when you guys complained that Google Search was unusable for non-AI reasons.
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5mo ago
Or talk to your Account Manager and tell them what capacity you need. It's not rocket surgery.
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5mo ago
Manhattanhenge is cool but people standing in the middle of street for it is pretty nuts.
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5mo ago
K, I'll stop authorizing incoming OAuth 2 requests to Amazon AgentCore by validating JWTs before allowing access to agents and gateways.
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5mo ago
Exquisite prose merely to call two billionaires insufferable.
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>> existential threat from other AI products that provide answers directly For anything more recent than their knowledge cutoff those AI products are looking answers up on Google.
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Older adults spend more time on screens than younger generations.
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5mo ago
This article is deadbeef on arrival.
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When you have 50 technicians going to 500 sites, that is not a Traveling Salesman Problem. It might seem like a Vehicle Routing Problem but it isn't that either. Batch a cheap process at night that runs CP-SAT solution. If someone call
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5mo ago
"If X is good and it makes things bad, is X good?"
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Anthropoic is approaching AWS levels of sprawl.
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5mo ago
Coway's Mighty2 outperformed the original Mighty, becoming Wirecutter's new favorite air purifier.
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Sunlight strikes doped silicon cells, freeing electrons to generate electricity.
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The myth that rice and beans must be combined for complete protein is false; they are simply very cheap foods.
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5mo ago
I only use Gemini 3.1 Pro. In my opinion, it's is better/cheaper/faster. I'm not coding with it much.
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