throwaway2027

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by throwaway2027 7mo ago
Replace GPL in his sentence with something anti-AI and think of back in time when Carmack did that, it's exactly the same situation now except he's in a much more favorable position to make that stance, it's ironic if he can&
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by throwaway2027 7mo ago
You hit the nail on the head. It's the same with employees who work for their employer but also want to reuse that code when they go work for other people and don't want to rewrite the exact same thing again. Even though everyone
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by throwaway2027 7mo ago
Personally for me I don't see it as gift, he licensed out the engine but didn't want to be in the engine business, after selling enough it feels he just put it out there so it's his stamp forever with the GPL infection. I thi
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Nvidia Fork of Godot Engine(github.com)
5 points by throwaway2027 7mo ago|0 comments
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by throwaway2027 7mo ago
>But trying to change the mind of an LLM just feels like a waste of my time. It often is with humans as well.
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by throwaway2027 7mo ago
Why wouldn't criminals like they do now just use stolen identities? If someone verifies they are a person that doesn't mean they're not leaving their PC on with some AI that uses their credentials either.
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by throwaway2027 7mo ago
Great to see it happening finally. Can we also get compute shaders with WebGL2 now? I don't want to move everything to WebGPU just for compute shaders and I don't know why they kept rejecting the proposals.
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by throwaway2027 7mo ago
>put people into mandatory age verification >most people will not verify their age >can't be sure they're an adult so treat everyone like children just in case >wait what? the trojan horse allows them to monitor and su
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by throwaway2027 7mo ago
Perhaps software patents may play an even bigger role in the future.
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by throwaway2027 7mo ago
I think we're going one step too far even, AI itself is a gray area and how can they guarantee it was trained legally or if it's even legal what they're doing and how can they assert that the input training data didn't c
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by throwaway2027 7mo ago
So 27B at Q3 or 9B at Q8?
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by throwaway2027 7mo ago
More params and lower quant or higher quant and less params?
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Qwen3.5-35B-A3B(huggingface.co)
3 points by throwaway2027 7mo ago|0 comments
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by throwaway2027 8mo ago
It's the opposite for me, most of the time it's first rough pass it generates is awful and if you don't have good taste and a solid background of years of experience programming you won't notice it and I keep having to t
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by throwaway2027 8mo ago
I guess the ETA will pushed back by a few years then?
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Method and system for determining illumination of models using an ambient cube(patents.google.com)
1 points by throwaway2027 8mo ago|0 comments
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by throwaway2027 8mo ago
Didn't DirectX add an API for loading assets directly to GPU memory? Would that work?
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by throwaway2027 8mo ago
I think I saw Terence Tao use a formal proof language but I don't remember if it was Lean. I'm not familiar with it but I do agree that moving to provable languages could improve AI but isn't the basis just having some immuta
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by throwaway2027 8mo ago
Isn't that more tokens though?
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by throwaway2027 8mo ago
Time flies and simonw his AI feedback isn't always received favorably, sometimes he pushes it too much.
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by throwaway2027 8mo ago
Seconded. Gemini used to be trash and I used Claude and Codex a lot but gemini-3-flash-preview punches above it's weight, it's decent and I rarely if ever run into any token limit either.
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by throwaway2027 8mo ago
"You really think someone would do that? Just go on the Internet and tell lies?" https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/just-go-on-the-internet-and-t...
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"Code itself will go away in favor of just making the binary directly."(twitter.com)
1 points by throwaway2027 8mo ago|1 comments
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by throwaway2027 8mo ago
Well they could be if we had a way to restore error state, like setting a trap and or catching signals by setting handlers and saving, restoring stack/registers then just like some JIT compilation we could progressively "fix"
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Ask HN: Rust Crates Safety
1 points by throwaway2027 8mo ago|1 comments
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by throwaway2027 8mo ago
Next time can you build a Rust compiler in C? It doesn't even have to check things or have a borrow checker, as long as it reduces the compile times so it's like a fast debug iteration compiler.
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by throwaway2027 8mo ago
Do they just have the version ready and wait for OpenAI to release theirs first or the other way around or?
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by throwaway2027 8mo ago
I think it's funny how me and I assume many others tried to do the same thing and they probably saw it being a popular query or had the same idea.
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by throwaway2027 8mo ago
We live in a simulation. I'm sure of it.
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by throwaway2027 9mo ago
That was already the case for a lot of things like is-even.

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