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by yogthos 5mo ago
Funny how stuff like privacy and freedom of speech have always been touted as key differentiators of a liberal democracy. And now the mask is falling off because the interests of the ruling class are increasingly diverging from those of the
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Putting Code Under a Microscope: Wavelet-Based Context for LLMs(yogthos.net)
4 points by yogthos 5mo ago|0 comments
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by yogthos 5mo ago
An excellent article that perfectly articulates the absurdity of focusing on style of writing over content.
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by yogthos 5mo ago
life finds a way
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Chinese DRAM Giant CXMT's IPO Accelerates Memory Market Challenge(chosun.com)
3 points by yogthos 5mo ago|0 comments
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A Postgres-native durable workflow system(earendil-works.github.io)
4 points by yogthos 5mo ago|0 comments
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Mystery company accidentally blew $500M on Claude AI in a single month(tomshardware.com)
11 points by yogthos 5mo ago|7 comments
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by yogthos 5mo ago
I imagine it's the lack of transparency. The costs are obviously coming down as people figure out how to tune both hardware and software. But there are costs other than just electricity as well. For example, chips do burn out, I recall
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by yogthos 5mo ago
For starters, Taiwan is a province of China where US currently sells weapons and has political capture. This would be akin to China placing weapons in Texas and openly supporting separatism there. Second, the US absolutely did invade Korea.
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by yogthos 5mo ago
Thanks, that's helpful to keep in mind. Looks like you can fiddle with organizing the project in way where you can balance 1 and 2 in a reasonable way. Right now, it's definitely the second step that's killing me where assemb
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by yogthos 5mo ago
That's the big question, and nobody really knows what the operating costs actually are right now.
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by yogthos 5mo ago
We don't have to take Ed's word for it. Anybody who's capable of doing grade school math can see that the numbers simply don't work. These companies are literally spending orders of magnitude more money than they're
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by yogthos 5mo ago
Do explain which part is wrong. Are you not aware of the fact that the US controls the military in occupied Korea? https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/southkorea/defense/20260511/def... When a foreign power controls
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by yogthos 5mo ago
oh didn't know about this one, will have to try
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by yogthos 5mo ago
I haven't tried that yet, I guess that would be an option once I get a few stable pieces that I'm not likely to be touching much.
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by yogthos 5mo ago
I find the real issue with Rust is the compiler performance. I decided to use it for a project, and frankly I have huge regrets now that it's grown big enough. It literally takes over a minute to compile on my M1 laptop. I just don&#x2
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by yogthos 5mo ago
And just like in the case of Taiwan, they would be the same country if not for US invasion and continued occupation of the south. That's not hyperbole by the way, the military in the south is literally under US command.
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by yogthos 5mo ago
Why cant' we expect this from China which is the main trading partner for the vast majority of the world and relies on navigable seas exactly?
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by yogthos 5mo ago
amazing news, good for them
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by yogthos 5mo ago
not in a petrostate anyways
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by yogthos 5mo ago
Completely meaningless without comparing the magnitude of the strikes.
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Huawei announced it will have a 1.4nm equivalent density process by 2031(electronicsweekly.com)
3 points by yogthos 5mo ago|0 comments
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SpaceX IPO: Nice Try Though [video](youtube.com)
2 points by yogthos 5mo ago|0 comments
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by yogthos 5mo ago
I just use DeepSeek and I find it works great. You can give pretty loose queries and it will do a good job of finding articles and giving an overview.
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by yogthos 5mo ago
I imagine electricity costs being a third of what they are in the US in China has a lot to do with it.
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by yogthos 5mo ago
this is a great read on the whole dynamic incidentally https://americanaffairsjournal.org/2021/08/the-value-of-noth...
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by yogthos 5mo ago
Reads to me like Anthropic just wants to ban competition from open models coming out of China which are eating their lunch. And the actual race isn't with compute availability, it's with energy production. Energy costs in China ar
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Libwce: The entropy layer of a wavelet codec, on its own(yogthos.net)
33 points by yogthos 5mo ago|1 comments
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Huawei's new stacking tech for high-capacity SSDs(blocksandfiles.com)
2 points by yogthos 5mo ago|1 comments
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DeepSeek-V4-Pro 75% off discount is now permanent(twitter.com)
3 points by yogthos 5mo ago|0 comments

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