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by ur-whale 2y ago
Whenever I look at a new project on github, the first thing I do is try to get to the "core" of the source code, where the actual code that implements the basic feature actually lives. One quality metric that I've noticed my
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by ur-whale 2y ago
https://archive.is/HKDho
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Scale up then scale out [video](youtube.com)
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by ur-whale 2y ago
> Basically, we have already beaten nature. Yeah, except solar panels don't exactly recycle themselves. Plants, however, do. So "beaten" is not the word I'd use.
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> Can you imagine what Google hcould have achieved had they not let “Astro Teller” burn it all up? If you want to start a list of all the bozos Google wasted oodles of money on, you're going to be here a while.
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> I think plumbers are safe for a while. As a matter of fact,they may very well end up being the last bastion.
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by ur-whale 2y ago
> Climb buildings? ಠ_ಠ Doc Oc style.
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If are unfortunate enough to still use Chrome, please read: https://contrachrome.com/
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This is exactly what I remember from every physics course I took in my life: many physicists use math as a blunt tool rarely even bothering explaining them, and almost never justifying why the tool is actually applicable to the problem at h
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by ur-whale 2y ago
> You can’t exactly take the physics out of quantum computing Why? I've actually heard even physicists claim the exact opposite. > otherwise you’re just left with linear algebra with a certain set of axioms. You say it like it&#x
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> Is there a good way to start studying the basics of quantum computing? Most quantum mechanics theory out there is taught by physicists. You'll discover that their brain works in a way that's fundamentally different than that
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> Camaro ZL1 is close on performance Are those 4wd ?
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> The R35 has already been discontinued in most markets because it can't comply with new regulations. Another thing to add to the list of things to love about the R35.
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> rear-wheel drive meh, I was never a fan of those. I still remember the day I took an audi quattro (not mine, a car like that was way out of my league financially back then) for the first time up a mountain pass road near my home in the
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by ur-whale 2y ago
I am curious: what does tailscale offer that wireguard doesn't in the first place?
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by ur-whale 2y ago
> Prabakhars https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prabhakar_Raghavan also: https://www.wheresyoured.at/the-men-who-killed-google/ And you are correct, there's just one. The additional 's&#x2
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by ur-whale 2y ago
Matt Cutts was one of the Google search OGs. The kind of cultural values (e.g. make user happy all else will follow) he and a number of other original Google employees believed in and tried to defend have loooong been overridden by the Sund
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by ur-whale 2y ago
> LLM's are lame and uncool. Kids especially dislike them a lot on that basis alone. Not just kids.
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AI as it stands in 2025 is an amazing technology, but it is not a product at all . As a result, OpenAI simply does not have a business model, even if they are trying to convince the world that they do. My bet is that they're currently
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by ur-whale 2y ago
Looks to me like psycho-rigidity is a key attribute of being a kernel dev.
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I can't believe your site does not include the notorious SGI screwdriver, the mighty SGI #9980915 http://industrialarithmetic.blogspot.com/2011/04/sgis-finest... https://www.reddit.com/r/
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by ur-whale 2y ago
The incentive behind the work of DeepSeek might very well be wrong (something along the lines of a state-sponsored attempt at shrinking the US first mover advantage in AI to nil) but the net result for everyone on the planet is simply fanta
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> I hope you're reading this Sam Altman I hope he's not. All he deserves at this point is to go down as hard as possible.
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> Kind of ironic that DeepSeek is more Open than ChatGPT Not ironic at all. You've simply be lied to by OpenAI. Nothing ironic about being naive.
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> I like to make up my own tests You just ruined your own test by publishing it on the internets
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For those who wonder ... it's somewhat likely that MLA mean Multi-head latent attention https://verticalserve.medium.com/group-query-attention-58283... https://paperswithcode.com/method/multi-head-
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Not the landing page
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> but how much the big companies are spending (on gpus). That's the metric! Burn rate based valuations! The 2000's are back in full force!
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I'm slowly getting there as well. The push for the horrible little thing that is snap via systematic dark patterns (eg. force snap down user's throat via firefox only available thru snap) is the last straw AFAIC.
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This article completely correlates with my so far very positive experience of using LLM's to assist me in writing code.

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