NickJLange

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by NickJLange 5mo ago
Linux had it's SACK moment in 2019 - https://access.redhat.com/security/vulnerabilities/tcpsack#s... We could just be seeing the fruit of expensive SWE RL on existing source material.
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by NickJLange 5mo ago
While not entirely unrelated, Linux also had a remote SACK issue ~ 6 years back. So if this Mythos is just an expensive combination of better RL and the original source material, that should hopefully point out where we might see an uptick
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by NickJLange 6mo ago
It's $4.7K now, darn inflation! https://marketplace.nvidia.com/en-us/enterprise/personal-ai-... A small joke at this weeks GTC was the "BOGOD" discount was to sell them at $4K each...
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by NickJLange 7mo ago
This isn't a technology issue. Regulation is the only sane way to address the issue. For once,we (as the technologists) have a free translator to laymen speak via the frontier LLMs, which can be an opportunity to educate the masses as
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by NickJLange 7mo ago
Love the idea, agree with most of the feedback here. Suggestion: > Worth a PR to swap out SQLite for Jira/Linear? Or have a job that moves the work there? I can then maybe save $50 on that window replacement by allowing local busin
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by NickJLange 9mo ago
A lot of great links here to the firehose (or at least for working parents). Unless someone has built it - anything that aggregates and shows beyond the first click of the by-line. (i.e. a first paragraph, or LLM-summary of the content)? Ot
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by NickJLange 1y ago
Coming soon to a future ShowHN: https://www.open-embeddings.org/ The hope is to flip the incentives and feed the bots without drowning content publishers