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by wyre 3mo ago
If they were benchmaxxing, surely they would score higher than 30% on ARC-AGI.
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by wyre 3mo ago
In the wake of OpenAI’s model hacking Huggingface it’s interesting how the first quarter is entirely about how good Opus 5 is at hacking and finding vulnerabilities in software.
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by wyre 3mo ago
How would fiber and optics help if the bottleneck is computation efficiency and not data transfer?
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by wyre 3mo ago
It depends. If I was running a model locally I would much prefer 9000 t/s. If I was running an inference company, obv 1000 concurrent requests at 150 t/s is preferable.
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by wyre 3mo ago
6x. Taalas has Llama3.1 8B running at 18000 tok/s. Cerebras advertised that model at 3000 tok/s.
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by wyre 3mo ago
Sure, your point is factual, but it is unrealistic, which does make your point irrelevant.
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by wyre 3mo ago
For anyone wondering: Grok Build is 1.35 million lines of Rust. Codex is 1.16 million lines of Rust OpenCode is 593k lines of Typescript Pi is 219k lines of Typescript Hermes-Agent is 1.4 million lines of Python and 300k lines of TypeScript
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by wyre 3mo ago
I agree, but there are a lot of great reasons for TypeScript: It's hot reloadable, so any modifications an agents makes can be surfaced in the active session. Nearly everything is already written in TS which makes integrating Pi into o
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by wyre 3mo ago
SPCX has 555 million shares, thats $180,000 for a share for this 100 trillion market cap. Don't be ridiculous.
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by wyre 3mo ago
There are no moats. LLM's are a commodity. The point in spending all of the billions is to have strong domestic open-weight models. One of the worst case scenarios regarding LLM's is monopoly control, so these billionaires know th
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by wyre 3mo ago
>I've been thinking about how to free LLMs from the chat pane for a few years now. LLM's are language models, you can absolutely control them with bash scripts and deterministic code, there are plenty of frameworks that already
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by wyre 3mo ago
Mech keyboards are closer to audiophile stuff than monster cables and luxury goods. The prices are generally commanded by low production volumes with high production quality. At least that's how the hobby used to be, I know its grown a
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by wyre 3mo ago
According to Wikipedia they hold $80 billion in assets. They also hold a lot of financial data of its users, which is certainly worth more than anything that could ever make sense to my pleb brain.
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by wyre 3mo ago
I thought the narrative a few months ago was that we had AGI[1]? What happened? It's not like these trillion dollar companies would have an interest in using AGI to hype up their technologies that they would need to replace a percentag
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by wyre 3mo ago
A microwave omelet is almost the same way, especially to a chef, many of which are very pretentious about their eggs.
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by wyre 3mo ago
Claude Code is a massively bloated agent harness. Try Pi: https://pi.dev/
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by wyre 3mo ago
Still up in the air if Elon actually supports Nazi's or not. He definitely supports the AfD in germany and his grandparents benefited from Apartheid and have expressed antisemetic, antidemocratic, and racist views. It's on Elon to
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by wyre 3mo ago
Maybe? But I also don't think the situation would have even happened under the Biden admin.
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by wyre 3mo ago
Absolutely inane take. It doesn’t matter if Elon intended the nazi salute he did twice to actually be a nazi salute, he still did it.
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by wyre 3mo ago
Sorry, is your argument basically “Elon is totally fine, actually, if you agree with his workview?”
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by wyre 3mo ago
It’s not due to HN being on one side ideologically. Elon’s criticism is due to him being one of the most powerful people in the world. He deserves any and all criticism he gets, solely due to the position he is in. I think describing him a
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by wyre 3mo ago
Thats what a cottage industry is? A lot of small producers making up a larger industry.
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by wyre 3mo ago
I'm sorry but isn't cottage industry synonymous with small-scale manufacturing? It seems like fab2 is the definition of cottage industry chip manugacturing.
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by wyre 3mo ago
So Elon Musk can be the CEO of multiple companies but Jim Keller can't be CEO of two quickly growing startups?
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by wyre 4mo ago
Even if the future is agent-driven workflow, that doesn't stop the commodification of inference. a good agent-driven workflow, in my experience, is a byproduct of the harness and scaffolding around the agent. What insiders are you talk
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by wyre 4mo ago
I’ve found input tokens is around 5x more than output, so a task could be a couple million thinking tokens and then a few couple 100k output tokens?
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by wyre 4mo ago
The insiders disagree because they are benefiting greatly from the insane valuations, right? Chinese models are quickly commodifying frontier inference, the US Gov is preventing domestic SOTA models access to the public and without those mo
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by wyre 4mo ago
I doubt it. With globalization the ability of the ultra-wealthy to extract resources is so much greater than whichever King ruling over his kingdom.
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by wyre 4mo ago
No, it's not wrong to have issues about the way tech companies abuse the system, and people have complained in the past about it, people have been complaining for years about Facebook, AirBnb, Uber disrupting and breaking the law, but
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by wyre 4mo ago
So why not charge for rental listings? i'm sure the number of scams would go down, while posting would still be of good value for someone looking to rent out a $3000/mo apartment.

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