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AI CUDA Engineer: Agentic CUDA Kernel Discovery, Optimization and Composition(sakana.ai)
45 points by throwing_away 2y ago|6 comments
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by throwing_away 2y ago
The amount of time Microsoft and Google wonder about how they lost me as a customer is surely 0.
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by throwing_away 2y ago
> I'm quite libertarian in a lot of my views, but this particular one on lax drug controls I've never really been able to buy into. Ok, I'll bite ;) Let's agree that the "liberal" approach is harm-reduction
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by throwing_away 2y ago
Sorry to pick on your comment, but this type of thinking drives me crazy. How is it so baked into the culture that "enshittify with ads and do the bare minimum" is the plan at this point? What are you going to do when companies
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by throwing_away 2y ago
I'm not sure if there's a definitive cause, I'm more describing the overall effect. If you read the source: https://constitution.congress.gov/constitution/ On the "legislative" side: > All l
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by throwing_away 2y ago
We're in this position because Congress (very pragmatically) ceded their power to the executive. I'm afraid everyone has lost the plot at this point though.
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by throwing_away 2y ago
"didn't"? "was"? For our biologists tracking evolution: * https://nextstrain.org/ncov/gisaid/global/6m For our data scientists, wastewater data (note: often backfills the last 2 weeks
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by throwing_away 2y ago
That's probably too much to be casually recommending on the internet, but this is a real therapy now: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dextromethorphan/bupropion
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by throwing_away 2y ago
Well when you say it like that, it sounds like the government is an unstoppable bureaucracy that only cares about its own expansion.
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by throwing_away 2y ago
I think you meant to use an "en-dash" there -- between "me" and "making". This whole thing is frustrating because I know all of these language models were trained on reddit and I was an early and frequent comme
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by throwing_away 2y ago
> We'd never hire someone who just makes stuff up (or at least keep them employed for long). This is contrary to my experience.
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by throwing_away 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EFuse so many
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by throwing_away 2y ago
That's funny, I was just setting up a proxy today to avoid KYC for newly regulated content in my jurisdiction. Maybe all the kids need is a little censorship!
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by throwing_away 2y ago
> because we'd have seen the writing on the wall and invested in Nvidia before the AI craze reached its current fever pitch. I did this when I saw the first stable diffusion AI titties. So far up over 10x. If I had a nickel for eve
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by throwing_away 2y ago
I disagree too, but because it will no longer require military budget to start a SpaceX competitor. Pretty soon AI agents could reasonably take a crack at it.
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by throwing_away 2y ago
Call Nvidia, that sounds like a job for AI.
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by throwing_away 2y ago
Did you go down the shadowsocks path at all?
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by throwing_away 2y ago
I think you're describing WalletConnect without knowing it exists.
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by throwing_away 2y ago
I believe evidence-based medicine is possible, maybe, with enough practice.
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by throwing_away 2y ago
there's probably a lot of overlap
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by throwing_away 2y ago
My thesis is that your p2p node could contact some other p2p node that's willing to act as a relay and create a mesh network from entirely within a browser. If your side of NAT sucks and STUN fails, you'll probably only be able
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by throwing_away 2y ago
I'm interested in building in this area, but the problem as I understand it, is that NAT traversal is kind of unreliable, even if you can break the sandbox via console/bookmarklet or tell the user to paste code to a system termina
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by throwing_away 2y ago
I think you just unintentionally highlighted the need for the tor project and outreach to inform people about it.
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by throwing_away 2y ago
IMO the most interesting reveal will be when we have humanoid teacher robots babysitting the children that will obviously never have jobs.
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by throwing_away 2y ago
I love Kagi and happily pay their $25/mo but I think it's a mistake to think of their offerings as cutting-edge AI. It's obviously limited compared to open source software (as mentioned elsewhere in this thread already) and
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Real-Time Datamoshing in Unreal [video](youtube.com)
1 points by throwing_away 2y ago|0 comments
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by throwing_away 2y ago
I believe that the amount of "untraceable" crypto that exists is extremely low. Go try to buy some crypto in the US without KYC. It's already pretty tightly controlled.
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by throwing_away 2y ago
Believe it or not, there are people that think real innovation is happening in crypto, and they also make investments and pay taxes. If you search around for crypto tax software, you'll find there's actual demand from people that
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by throwing_away 2y ago
I also pay my crypto taxes. They need to replace "non-compliance" with "non-enforcement" in this article. In fact, I would love to see some of the "lol taxes" people have some enforcement action taken against
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by throwing_away 2y ago
Originally from Rice University in 1924: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purity_test

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