Cappybara12

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by Cappybara12 1mo ago
Is this becoming a race where we have a usual flow of a company .. AI models, Coding agents, image generation tools, and more AI models ?
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by Cappybara12 2mo ago
Oh yes, ofc
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by Cappybara12 2mo ago
He came to X to post about this instead of his very own meta threads. This just shows how much interested he is to make this thing big, and of course, the cost can stay bearable for us considering all of these cash burn that these companies
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by Cappybara12 4mo ago
I had the same reaction when I came to know. IMO, the panel is interesting cause Kaiser wasn’t especially dismissive of the Post-Transformer side, in his rebuttal he explicitly said he was “very sympathetic” to their arguments. He also more
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by Cappybara12 4mo ago
I found the disagreement striking. Kaiser argues Transformers still win unless someone shows a better scaling curve while the other researchers argue the field is overfitting to current hardware and missing better architectures. There was a
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Transformer vs. Post-Transformer Debate: Kaiser, Kosowski, Jones, Lechner [video](youtube.com)
5 points by Cappybara12 4mo ago|3 comments
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Apache Iceberg vs. Databricks – benchmarked(olake.io)
9 points by Cappybara12 10mo ago|2 comments
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by Cappybara12 10mo ago
For every other data engineer or someone in higher hierarchy down the road comes to a choiuce of Apache Iceberg or Databricks Delta Lake, so we went ahead and benchmarked both systems. Just sharing our experience here. TL;DR Both formats ha
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Claude sonet 4.5 will no longer be only for devs thing(youtube.com)
2 points by Cappybara12 1y ago|1 comments
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by Cappybara12 1y ago
Claude Sonnet 4.5 is a pretty big step forward in how AI can actually use a computer. On OSWorld (a benchmark for real-world computer tasks), it’s now scoring 61.4% just four months ago, Sonnet 4 was leading at 42.2%. What stood out to me w
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We built the fastest data replication tool in the world using Go
2 points by Cappybara12 1y ago|1 comments