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by ziofill 1y ago
Is this a purely server side migration? Do browsers/OSs need updating too?
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by ziofill 1y ago
15 years ago a friend of mine was doing his PhD in laser physics and he was using diamonds to make a component cool faster. So the idea may be new in the chips space, but not new in general.
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by ziofill 1y ago
https://arxiv.org/abs/2502.14367 for the technical folks.
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by ziofill 1y ago
I agree with this. A metaphor I like is that the reason why humans say the night sky is beautiful is because they see that it is, whereas an LLM says it because it’s been said enough times in its training data.
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by ziofill 1y ago
Gemini Pro initially refused (!) but it was quite simple to get a response: > give me the svg of a pelican riding a bicycle > I am sorry, I cannot provide SVG code directly. However, I can generate an image of a pelican riding a bicyc
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by ziofill 1y ago
Slashdot: why opt-out rather than opt-in? Microsoft: it's just a shit as Microsoft 365 and SharePoint.
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by ziofill 1y ago
AR porn will rake back those billions, lol
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by ziofill 1y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30878489
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by ziofill 1y ago
holy cow I would have never guessed it went back 74 years! @_@
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by ziofill 1y ago
I used to subscribe to chess.com and now I only play on lichess, but in all fairness when you subscribe to chess.com you don’t just get to play games (that you can do for free), you get all the videos which I used to enjoy but now I got no
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by ziofill 1y ago
I expect change in timbre, but not independent of intensity and all that changes with a difference in hammer speed. If all they are saying is that there is a change in timbre tout-court, then it’s trivial. If they’re saying one can change t
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by ziofill 1y ago
They should have looked at spectrograms at least -_-
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by ziofill 1y ago
To be honest, as a pianist and physicist I’m still sceptical. The only thing you can influence at a mechanical keyboard is the speed with which the hammer hits the strings because by the time contact happens the escapement mechanism has rem
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by ziofill 1y ago
Or Asterix
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by ziofill 1y ago
which algorithm are you referring to?
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by ziofill 1y ago
I don't know how often it happens that a 5 year old chip still gets praise, but I guess not very often.
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by ziofill 1y ago
I dream of the day shoving advertising onto people’s faces will be illegal.
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by ziofill 1y ago
In the plots in Fig. 4 it looks like they should have continued the training because the performance was still climbing, am I reading it incorrectly?
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by ziofill 1y ago
Exactly, the idea of not having to learn yet a new language is very compelling
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by ziofill 1y ago
True, and I always appreciate how he built the wolfram language to allow himself these kinds of explorations, which would be next to impossible without it.
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by ziofill 1y ago
Oh man, that would be well received for sure. A release just about performance and bug fixes. Pure gold.
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by ziofill 1y ago
https://github.com/BICLab/SpikingBrain-7B/blob/main/assets/t... Shouldn’t one bold the better numbers?
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by ziofill 1y ago
It’s still not too early, but I will
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by ziofill 1y ago
“In an ideal world, an algorithm would randomly select an arrangement from the 52! possible decks. But no computer has enough memory to evaluate all of these possibilities, and a perfect random number generator doesn’t yet exist. Therefore,
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by ziofill 1y ago
I’ve been writing something like that for a bit, not ready yet but there’s hope! ^^
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by ziofill 1y ago
not all implementations of QC require cryogenic cooling
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by ziofill 1y ago
I forget who told me this story, but at some point the British tried a crazy known-plaintext attack by planting handwritten notes in dead German soldiers’ pockets that contained an “important message” to be sent, and then in the following d
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by ziofill 1y ago
Oh, crap
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by ziofill 1y ago
and pumping up costs
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by ziofill 1y ago
missed opportunity to call it “dirt cheap”

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