tucnak

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by tucnak 2y ago
> frightening Don't be scared of "the many," they're just people, not unlike you.
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by tucnak 2y ago
Psst, don't give them ideas keep them to yourself be rich!
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by tucnak 2y ago
Your experience doesn't include Le Cunn, Chollet, et al?
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by tucnak 2y ago
Interesting that they keep this in the news cycle. Poor mom, poor family. My condolences!
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by tucnak 2y ago
I've been buying dip AMD since mid-2023 hoping that the Xillinx acquisition would finally pay off... eventually, it will. I'm certain of it ;-(
426.
by tucnak 2y ago
Look, who's copying who now. They added _the_ button!
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by tucnak 2y ago
You met your quota you must be very happy! We're proud of you, indeed, we're inspired by you!
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by tucnak 2y ago
Sure, their 01-21 reasoning model is really good, but there's no pricing for it! I care mostly about batching in Vertex AI, which is 17-30x times cheaper than competition (whether you use prompt caching or not) while allowing for audio
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by tucnak 2y ago
I'm sorry, but it's over for OpenAI. Some have predicted this; including me back in November[1] when I wrote "o1 is a revolution in accounting, not capability" which although tongue-in-cheek, has so far turned out to be
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by tucnak 2y ago
"Undervolting" is a thing for 3090s where they get them down from 350 to 300W at 5% perf drop but for your case it's irrelevant because your lane budget is far too little! > know Youtuber, that ran LLMs on a 4090, and the
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by tucnak 2y ago
Don't worry, NVDA will bounce back and you will get a chance to get out. Efficient market hypothesis is for nerds!
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by tucnak 2y ago
How are you arriving at those numbers? ryzen 5500 + 7x3060 + cooling ~= 1.6 kW off the wall, at 360 GB/s memory bandwidth, and considering your lane budget, most of it will be wasted in single PCIe lanes. After-market unit price of 306
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by tucnak 2y ago
It's like people forget Google is an ad company
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by tucnak 2y ago
https://www.interconnects.ai/p/openais-o1-using-search-was-a...
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by tucnak 2y ago
I'm more of a mechanical-movement person myself, but I'm also fond of these little e-ink things; and indeed, they have come a long way. Maybe somebody makes a true e-ink pebble and designs it well, too.
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by tucnak 2y ago
I'm still not sure why they keep LeCun at Facebook; his single most-cited contribution to the field in 2024 has been with NYU[0], not Facebook. What is his role at Facebook exactly, has he explained it? I recall him making all the wron
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by tucnak 2y ago
To somebody who's completely out of the loop, hears about Pebble for the first time—why is this big news? Are we going to see novel software written for defunct hardware, or is the hardware going to evolve now that the software is open
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by tucnak 2y ago
> Happy to have a proper discussion about that. If this were your intentions, you would have done exactly that. So far you have produced 0 statements on AI beside empty affirmations "AI is very important." We can do better than
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by tucnak 2y ago
There's a new class of statesmen forming in the U.S. as we speak, and it's ripples in the pond. People get psychotic over the little things, imagine what kind of micro-psychosis could do to somebody whose misfortune is to actually
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by tucnak 2y ago
The fact that it's shown in all Hollywood films as "secure" email, and Navy Seals guys on youtube are recommending it in unison—should tell you all you need to know... Not to mention the DDoS protection racket the Israelis (c
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by tucnak 2y ago
I'm sorry you feel your work is easily dismissed. You may believe that quoting "the rules" would make you appear stronger, but more often than not it would have the opposite effect: make you look weak. Nothing about my argume
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by tucnak 2y ago
Have you lived under a rock for how many years? AI The best learning tool, "stepping stone" for kids. And they're already familiar with it when cheating on their homework.
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by tucnak 2y ago
In my case, it re-iterated the system prompt at the end.
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by tucnak 2y ago
Everyone is a Bayesian these days; it's become so fashionable to throw "priors" around like it means anything.
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by tucnak 2y ago
Laterel. Show me correlated subqueries, & I'll take it seriously. The blog reads like exercise in Rust macros writing.
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by tucnak 2y ago
Another brick in the wall
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by tucnak 2y ago
This is why I never read the links, and always go comment first. What joke of a list :-)
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by tucnak 2y ago
Hoare's paper is in the list, no?
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by tucnak 2y ago
Not trivial as long as imatrix is concerned: we've found it substantially improves performance in Q4 for long Ukrainian contexts. I imagine, it's similarly effective in various other positions.
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by tucnak 2y ago
Please don't be salty; the only person here who may embarrass you is yourself. I'm happy that you like to think about yourself as CEO, but perhaps it's worth reflecting you may be doing a better job if you had spent less time

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