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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
Yes, and obviously this is a question of metrics/spectrum. But this is pretty bad, even compared to several generations old tech (at admittedly much larger size).
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
I mean, it’s not genuine regardless of how often or little it’s said because it is, literally and by definition, artificial praise. Which is harmful in any quantity.
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
If it didn't know how to generate the list from 1 to 5 then I would agree with you 100% and say the knowledge was stripped out while retaining intelligence - beautiful. But the fact that it does, but cannot articulate the (very basic)
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
It was available under NDA for many enterprise customers and heavy users.
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
> During Friday's AMA, Altman admitted the routing system that automatically selected which AI model to use had malfunctioned on launch day. "Yesterday, the autoswitcher broke and was out of commission for a chunk of the day, a
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
Not very rigorous or scientific, honestly, I would say it's just clickbait spam with some pretty graphs. Everything on twitter is now a "deep dive". No info on how the 10M "random examples" were generated and how th
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
Ahhh you’re not taking light pollution into account!
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
I don’t buy it. I don’t trust much of what he says, especially when it’s damage control. (Not that it really matters whether the auto router was broken, the quantization was too low, the system prompt changed, or the model sucked so they ha
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
These pricing analysis posts always focus on price per token and never on a rigorous price per query comparison instead. We went from a non-thinking model to an “always thinking” model. METR shows GPT 5 uses pretty much the entire token bud
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
They’re 100% orthogonal issues.
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
But it can’t do audio in/out or image out. Feels like an architectural step back.
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
That is genuinely nice to see. What are you using for the embeddings?
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
Crashes the tab on iOS.
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
API usage is not affected by this.
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
One thing is that congestion control choice is sort of cursed in that it assumes your box/side is being switched but the majority of the rest of the internet continues with legacy limitations (aside from DCTCP, which is designed for in
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
…which is basically how it’s supposed to work (or how we teach that it’s supposed to work). (Not that you said anything to the contrary!)
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
DE-15 is none other than VGA.
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
Vim (and so many other editors, too) supported syntax highlighting for decades before TreeSitter even existed. Let’s not act as if this is a novel challenge.
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
It’s improved considerably since.
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
Yeah, the Midwest is cursed for this reason. Humid summers with incredibly high RH for being inland while temperatures push 100° F followed by bone-chillingly dry winters with temperatures falling to -20° F (and relatively little relative&#
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
Keep in mind that no tamper mode will be set if you use the external debug interface. If Linux is used for networking then maybe you could MITM payments.
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
The (compromised) Linux decides whether to load the “compromised mode” code or the mp1 secure system? Sounds like an avenue to explore. It says the bootloader itself is secure, but that doesn’t mean much if it’s being loaded into a compromi
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
Thanks
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
Impressed that you took the time to run a quick test. Spatial compression is a hard problem though, the most expensive sound bars are easily beat by a cheap 2.1 setup. Phones are (mostly) still mono output even though a speaker out the top
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
No worries and believe me, I feel your pain (I moonlight as a (fish-)shell dev). I would have liked to use `exec -a` to set the executable name (as mentioned in the comments on the article) but alas, that too is not portable.
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
&& in a shebang isn't portable, having more than one argument in a shebang isn't portable, subshell in a shebang isn't portable, semicolon in a shebang isn't portable, basename usage isn't portable, not litt
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
You missed (or didn't address, at any rate) my point. For a phone where all audio channels are in between both ears (or even worse, held off to the right/left of both ears) with only a minute difference in the angle of the arc to
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
Nice catch, thanks for pointing that out! This also might be less than ideal if it’s the only option (rather than in addition to a runtime startup flag or a per-entrypoint/execution flag) because one could feasibly want to bundle the e
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
Seems somewhat niche due to physics. When you are ten feet away from a screen (or even three), you can scarcely distinguish between audio emanating from the upper-left “pixel/voxel” (to give a new meaning to an old word) and from the b
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by ComputerGuru 1y ago
That answers half my question (eg disable networking), thank you. The other part was about the overhead of adding this to an app (startup memory usage and increase in binary size) and how much work has been done on interop so that you can e

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