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by ttul 3y ago
If only there were torrents…
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by ttul 3y ago
https://arxiv.org/html/2404.07143v1 “This work introduces an efficient method to scale Transformer-based Large Language Models (LLMs) to infinitely long inputs with bounded memory and computation”
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by ttul 3y ago
I spoke with the ceo of a top ten AI company on Friday. They are definitely playing the PMF lottery and there is no alternative to this. They have lots of very smart people and tons of conversations with customers. But nobody has any idea w
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by ttul 3y ago
Ugh yes. The first thing I see on clicking the link is an overwhelming login/join pop-over. I’m never visiting that blog again…
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by ttul 3y ago
Cloudflare acquired a startup from Seattle that took this idea to its logical conclusion: streaming the DOM itself from the remote browser to provide full browser isolation without compromising rendering quality or speed. It would be nice i
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by ttul 3y ago
The 5,000 message limit adds _extra_ requirements for senders; ALL senders, regardless of volume, must adhere to these standards: Starting February 1, 2024, all email senders who send email to Gmail accounts must meet the requirements in th
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by ttul 3y ago
Creo was a legendary printing technology company that got its start making optical data tape in the early 1980s. I'm sure the trademark is fine to use for a software company, but you might want to ask Kodak to make sure. https:/&
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by ttul 3y ago
This change was necessary and long overdue. Requiring domain owners who send significant volumes of email to properly sign their messages allows receivers to more clearly delineate good from bad based on domain reputation rather than IP add
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by ttul 3y ago
Reddit is so far from what it was back when it was cool. I get it: they need to make money. And they will make money. But I don’t want to play there. Where else can I go?
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by ttul 3y ago
Makes you wonder what the agencies know that we don’t…
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by ttul 3y ago
Neural networks work, but why they work is not well known. Researchers continue to find new “free lunches” all the time.
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by ttul 3y ago
Despite the increase in cardiac risks, stimulant medications remain the most effective treatment for ADHD in adolescents. “Treatment with ADHD medications reduces accidental injuries, traumatic brain injury, substance abuse, cigarette smoki
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by ttul 3y ago
Diffusion models are exceptionally rich troves of statistical information. You just have to find it. The model will take any random noise and denoise of a bit. By guiding the denoising process, you can speed it up or improve the output trem
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by ttul 3y ago
I’ve been in Clavell’s house in West Vancouver. My old professor bought it (a long time ago). It’s a rad mid-century place with Japanese elements. Truly one of a kind.
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by ttul 3y ago
Now all they need is a way to grab documents from SciHub..
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by ttul 3y ago
I observe that my parents still live in a five bedroom home they purchased in the 1980s. This is not uncommon where I live. As the next generation moved out, they couldn’t find housing because their parents never left. In areas like where I
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by ttul 3y ago
This alone makes me want to try Causal. I run my business with a gargantuan Google Sheet. It works - we nail our numbers. But scenario testing is very hard.
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by ttul 3y ago
Certainly in my own circle, people who were fortunate enough to work at FAANG during the right window of time became comfortably rich. Many of my own investors just worked as engineers at Microsoft for the right decade and are worth tens of
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by ttul 3y ago
Most startups end up failing. The ones that don’t fail succeed only a little and end up as lifestyle businesses. Nothing wrong with that, but it should be acknowledged. If you want to play the “next Google” game, get ready to be disappointe
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by ttul 3y ago
Take Tokyo for example. It’s ugly and massive and sprawling but, connected with amazing transit, there is not only plenty of housing for everyone at all income levels, but the place is also just totally rad.
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by ttul 3y ago
wink wink
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by ttul 3y ago
And, on another note, this may be foolish, but I generally trust well funded organizations like Anthropic and OpenAI on the assumption that they have everything to lose if they leak private information from their paid users. Anthropic has a
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by ttul 3y ago
You can generally register your child under an assumed name - at least, that is possible in my area. Families can choose this option if there is any threat to the security of their child.
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by ttul 3y ago
I should have clarified that I used Adobe Acrobat to redact his personal identifiers from the report before uploading it to Claude. I generally also prompt using fake names. It's not perfect, but it's better than nothing.
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by ttul 3y ago
Intel’s deployment of the first NA EUV system from ASML in North America, a clear outcome of Biden’s CHIPS Act, sharply contrasts with the tech and trade strategies under the Trump administration. While Trump focused on aggressive trade pol
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by ttul 3y ago
I read a lot of niggling comments here about whether Claude was really being smart in writing this GIF fuzzer. Of course it was trained on fuzzer source code. Of course it has read every blog post about esoteric boundary conditions in GIF p
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by ttul 3y ago
Not to mention entirely outsourcing training workloads to specialist firms. Apple does a lot of secretive outsourcing of things you might think they would or should do in-house. This contrasts with Google and Meta who seem to like keeping e
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by ttul 3y ago
My personal experience with Apple Silicon and machine learning in comparison with Nvidia is that the libraries are often missing various features on Apple, leading to headaches when trying to use various libraries and tools. Apple is workin
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by ttul 3y ago
If any of you get this far down, one thing that caught my eye is that Google said they had analyzed this guy’s network traffic after locking his laptop, confirming various things. If you work at a large company like Google, every packet on
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by ttul 3y ago
And a damn fine one at that.

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