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by acchow 7d ago
The original "phablet" was the Samsung Galaxy Note, considered comically large. At 147mm x 83mm, it's about the same size as the iPhone 18 Pro (150mm x 72mm)
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by acchow 8d ago
> It would be extraordinarily easy to simply say, this model was not trained on your work, if that were the case. The Huggingface Attack revealed that making blanket statements like this is difficult and requires quite a bit of manual la
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by acchow 11d ago
Chrome on iOS has always been JIT'd because it used a WKWebView. It still uses a WKWebView today, even in the EU, despite Apple now allowing alternative browser engines in the EU as of 2 years ago. I'm sure Chrome will eventually
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by acchow 13d ago
That’s using the default system prompt, right? Which is told to be an assistant.
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by acchow 14d ago
This is already present today in California Driver's licenses in your Apple Wallet (mDL). When you scan your driver's license at a compatible reader, you're given a notice of what information is being requested and the abilit
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by acchow 22d ago
Humans are equally fooled into believing each other are conscious.
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by acchow 23d ago
> 2 billion tokens (mix of Opus and Fable), 24 hours That's 1.3M tokens per minute. I suppose you mean input tokens? This would not have cost $2000 at API prices because you would have cache hits.
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Origins of Self-Awareness – from experiencing consciousness to feeling grateful(chatgpt.com)
2 points by acchow 26d ago|1 comments
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by acchow 1mo ago
I agree. The “frontier level” open weights models benchmark really well but fall behind in real world performance
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by acchow 1mo ago
> omitting explicit type declarations makes the code more compact. I guess this ignores languages with type inference? Hindley-Milner and others
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by acchow 1mo ago
I agree with this wholeheartedly. Embracing this change in what you value in relationships is a key part of growing up. The shift from playing together (childhood) to having each others' backs (adolescence, college, 20s) to building up
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by acchow 1mo ago
The "CLI crowd" is also primarily using LLMs on their own computer. Where they have their CLI tools. This doesn't cover the case when you're talking to an LLM from web, or via Slack or Linear, etc. There, you will want M
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by acchow 2mo ago
Why do monitors need drivers to work?
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by acchow 2mo ago
That's about right. Half the TPS with half the power. GLM-5.2 will be much more demanding tho
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by acchow 2mo ago
> like 180W-250W TDP > running GLM 5.2 would be cool at like ~100 tokens per second for a single session Your power consumption estimates are off for this generation of GPUs. A 27B dense model gets 50-80 tps on an RTX 6000 using 600 w
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by acchow 2mo ago
If it takes longer to find stuff on a page, one of the most prized metrics goes up: time on page. And here we are.
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by acchow 2mo ago
Opus: No life ran more bleak and desolate than Yu Xin's — yet in his twilight years, his verses stirred the rivers and the passes.
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by acchow 2mo ago
I don’t think you need a 10-30b model for most smartphone use cases. But I meant to counter gp’s claim that “I can run a 27b model on an iPhone” is kind of pointless and disingenuous. Yes I’m sure someone will come up with a way to run a “2
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by acchow 2mo ago
We're too easily conflating parameter count with capability. That Bonsai 27B you're running is at 2-bit quantization. Is it really better than the best 10-18B models?
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by acchow 2mo ago
> It makes it impossible to click on any links in the footer of the page That's a UI bug. Real infinite scroll does not have a footer.
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by acchow 2mo ago
No, Apple Watch won't have the compute or the ram needed in 5-10 years. That will require 8-9 doublings in RAM and even more in compute.
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by acchow 2mo ago
> and nothing would stop you playing it Not true for PS5 games. Sony can push a firmware update to disable games, even if you own the disc.
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by acchow 3mo ago
There are only 170 ground stations (about 100 in the US). So for someone living in rural america, it's really "famous last 300 miles".
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by acchow 3mo ago
Agreed. The graphs clearly show that opus 4.8 performs strictly better at the same cost per task
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by acchow 3mo ago
That $6700 is a $5000 upgrade over a base model Macbook Pro. $5000 in US Treasuries (currently at 4.89%) yields $244.5/yr. That's more than enough to cover the annual Claude Pro subscription ($200/yr) which includes Claude Co
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by acchow 3mo ago
> We know intuitively that a ball atop a 20ft ladder has twice the potential energy of a ball atop a 10ft ladder. This assumes that energy increases linearly with distance (given constant force over that distance
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by acchow 3mo ago
Looks like in your 2nd equation you've already assumed kinetic energy is quadratic with speed T = ½∑ⱼ mⱼ v⃗ⱼ²
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by acchow 3mo ago
MSFT is also down 3.5% today, so there's just lots of volatility in big tech.
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by acchow 3mo ago
Calgary is quite sunny at 2400 hrs/year. But not nearly as much as Vegas (3800) or LA (3250) or SF (2950).
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by acchow 3mo ago
pareto frontier does not mean cheapest.

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