Kranar

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by Kranar 7d ago
Once again, just subject your slogan to some basic scrutiny. Your own clock is one second per second, which is a pure number, 1... that's not a speed. So then you say take someone else's clock and compare it to your own clock, but
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by Kranar 7d ago
LinkedIn still caters to people who want more pro-corporate propaganda. Can check it out.
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by Kranar 7d ago
The more accurate statement is that all objects have the same speed in spacetime . Time is just one dimension of spacetime and objects do not all travel along that dimension with the same speed. For example, an object travelling through sp
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by Kranar 8d ago
That study is from 2023 when the cost to produce 1000 images was 2.91 Wh per image. More recent numbers for Stable Diffusion's 2025 models that puts it at 1.3 Wh per image and that number continues to decrease. For context that means a
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by Kranar 10d ago
How did you decide to go from people whose jobs it is to optimize an LLM for a very specific benchmark that is mostly a fun curiosity at best... to employing the services of data annotation services for a rich set of icons and graphics? You
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by Kranar 10d ago
BTC Liquid Network is not decentralized and does not purport to be. It's a federated sidechain, that is... it's a blockchain that runs alongside the Bitcoin blockchain (using a two-way peg that lock real BTC on the Bitcoin blockch
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by Kranar 12d ago
What is this supposed to mean exactly? Do you think there are developers at OpenAI or Anthropic whose job is to train these state of the art models to draw pelicans riding bicycles? Like how exactly do you expect them to be doing that anywa
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by Kranar 12d ago
You're misinterpreting these articles. Autoregressive LLMs generate tokens one at a time, disputing this is just plain wrong. What is true, however, is that in order to generate the next token autoregressive LLMs produce internal/
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by Kranar 13d ago
Brother they can't even release the announcement post cleanly without it constantly going down, they certainly wouldn't be able to release this new model without doing so in stages.
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by Kranar 13d ago
He said frontier models.
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by Kranar 17d ago
The well known papers are not what the talk is about though. The talk is titled "The root of the root..." specifically to go over the specific and incredibly/almost impossible to find citations those well known papers used an
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by Kranar 19d ago
This ruling does not establish legal precedence. There is a second lawsuit that is still ongoing that will establish legal precedence. The article points out that the Trump administration is likely to wait for a ruling on that second lawsui
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by Kranar 21d ago
Inventor in the context of a U.S. patent has a very narrow and technical meaning, different from the broader concept of "coming up with something." Larry Page and Sergey Brin developed PageRank together as grad students in Stanfor
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by Kranar 22d ago
Because it's very misleading. Time and space do not switch places past the event horizon. What happens is that the direction/path between an object and the singularity becomes a timelike dimension, and the direction that plays t
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by Kranar 22d ago
This might just be because it's a demo, but man are things ever fast... they open up a document and it just instantly comes up. They load a video and bam, instant. There's a little segment where Bill Gates is showing off opening u
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by Kranar 24d ago
There are only two comments with that spelling. It's not a big deal.
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by Kranar 11mo ago
This is untrue, algorithms measure time complexity classes based on specific operations, for example comparison algorithms are cited as typically O(n * log(n)) but this refers to the number of comparisons irrespective of what the complexity
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by Kranar 1y ago
Vlang uses tcc though...
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by Kranar 1y ago
Three of those are forks to upstream back to the main repo, and one of them is dead.
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by Kranar 1y ago
People said the same thing about so many other online services since the 90s. The issue is that you're imagining ChatGPT as it exists right now with your current use case but just with ads inserted into their product. That's not r
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by Kranar 1y ago
Every service I know of explicitly bans this practice, so unless you can employ the cleaner full time then if they accept your arrangement they risk getting fired.
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by Kranar 1y ago
It's a common misconception that std::shared_ptr is thread safe. The counter is thread safe, but the actual shared_ptr itself can not be shared across multiple threads. There is now atomic_shared_ptr which is thread safe.
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by Kranar 1y ago
Rules changed in 2003, but until then medical residency programs routinely had doctors working 100+ hours a week or longer. In 2003 a cap of 80 hours a week was instituted along with a maximum of 24 hours in any given period, but programs f
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by Kranar 1y ago
> If only it were so easy as writing more makes you a better writer! One commonly repeated piece of advice that almost all successful authors state is to write a lot, a lot, a lot. Like just practice writing, it doesn't have to be g
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by Kranar 1y ago
You think a business pays money out of a sense of "social loyalty"? Companies don't need to offer severance to prevent ex employees from spilling business secrets, doing so is a criminal offense.
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by Kranar 1y ago
Then she would get no money either.
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by Kranar 1y ago
Severance is a financial gain. You don't have to accept it.
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by Kranar 1y ago
I quoted the specific statement that I refuted.
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by Kranar 1y ago
>You can compute a number that is equal to BB(n), but you can't prove that it is the right number you are looking for. You can't categorically declare that something is unprovable. You can simply state that within some formal t
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by Kranar 1y ago
Sure, but this isn't one of them.

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