adityashankar

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by adityashankar 6d ago
Oh yeah definitely, That being said what helped me more than anything is the flashcards app and speaking German with my roommate regularly. Nonetheless, in complete honestly I do also have a German tutor who I see once a week for 50 minutes
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by adityashankar 6d ago
Oh yeah, I built so much stuff to learn German, for example [1] to give me random German texts, force me to read it, and answer it, I created [2] to automatically make flashcards for me and then use with with a flashcards app I regularly us
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by adityashankar 28d ago
> For years, OpenRouter has been called “Stripe for LLMs.” holy crap, save some butter for the bread omg
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by adityashankar 1mo ago
This might be naive, but I think the idea is to replace your keyboard
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by adityashankar 1mo ago
Location:Berlin/Europe Remote: Not necessarily, Open to both remote and non-remote opportunities Willing to relocate: No Technologies: TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Vue, React, Svelte, Node, NextJS, Three.js/WebGL, F
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by adityashankar 2mo ago
I work in this field, and I wrote my bachelor's thesis here, not with humanoids but with VLAs (think chatgpt connected to a robot arm) It's certainly not there yet for anything practical, there's also certain bits and structu
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by adityashankar 2mo ago
I generally believe in hanlons razor (assume stupidity rather than maliciousness), it's likely that github saw the easiest possible solution rather than diving deeper into the cause of the problem to fix it permanently
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by adityashankar 2mo ago
so openai hacked into huggingface?
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No don't Google it, ask me about it(river.berlin)
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by adityashankar 2mo ago
For people that are like me : This entire text is AI generated, i feel weird reading it personally, i guess others may not
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by adityashankar 2mo ago
tbf I am not able to understand the erdos problem website, as to why it still shows problems as open even if they've (as claimed) claimed to be solved
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by adityashankar 2mo ago
I was worried about some messup with taxes (my tax advisor messed up here), I managed to get it sorted on time - this was super naive but in -germany when they send you the taxes they mention the "cents" place as well in a very we
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by adityashankar 2mo ago
How do you even estimate that, human productivity is non linear to worktime and often, employees, when given good benefits are likely to be more productive. also there's the fact of this having a ROI since people generate economic valu
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by adityashankar 3mo ago
Kramnik has a habit of accusing people of cheating without evidence https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vladimir_Kramnik#Anti-cheating... , he has also done this to many many individuals without evidence (and cheating is take
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by adityashankar 3mo ago
Location: Berlin, Germany Remote: Everything works, I'm open to remote, in-person and hybrid working opportunities Willing to relocate: No Technologies : Pytorch/Tensorflow/Vertex AI/Amazon Bedrock/hf-related librar
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by adityashankar 4mo ago
I believe despite quantisation they were still extremely fast, which is still incredibly useful if you don't need high precision/accuracy (which is good enough for many use cases)
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by adityashankar 4mo ago
This is super interesting, I'm particularly excited for this one as it may allow teams to scale this architecture for VLAs (vision language action models), and having sparser models means more real-time actions on a locally hosted mode
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by adityashankar 4mo ago
Curious can you elaborate on this?
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by adityashankar 4mo ago
I used their online api, and asked it to create code for a timer i can copy paste into about:blank to test out (prompt below) it did it successfully, but it did need a follow up correction prompt, overally pretty impressive for a model with
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by adityashankar 5mo ago
I don't think it's an inferiority complex, negativity sells more and carefully understanding things doesn't sell as much
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by adityashankar 6mo ago
If you look at their whitepaper ( https://github.com/PrismML-Eng/Bonsai-demo/blob/main/1-bit-b... ) you'll notice that it does have some tradeoffs due to model intelligence being reduced (page 10) The
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by adityashankar 6mo ago
The link didn't work for me personally, but that may be a bandwidth issue with me fighting for a connection in the EU
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by adityashankar 6mo ago
here's the google colab link, https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1EzyAaQ2nwDv_1X0jaC5... since the ngrok like likely got ddosed by the number of individuals coming along
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by adityashankar 7mo ago
This depends on how much better the models will get from now in, if Claude Opus 4.6 was transformed into one of these chips and ran at a hypothetical 17k tokens/second, I'm sure that would be astounding, this depends on how much b
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by adityashankar 7mo ago
Robotics benefits nearly every industry dependent on robotics, being able to expand your market base to countries where individuals have lower incomes obviously provides a boost to companies that wish to sell more product. It also allows fo
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by adityashankar 7mo ago
I just got 50 emails lol, this really sucks, phew glad i am not alone
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by adityashankar 8mo ago
The filters don't actually work, unless I'm misunderstanding them >.<, can you fix them please?
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by adityashankar 9mo ago
yes!, thanks for the link!
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by adityashankar 9mo ago
yup that's what I meant!, Jevon's paradox applies to resource usage in general and not towards a specific companies dominance if computational efficiency goes up (thanks for the correction), and CPU inference becomes viable for mo
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by adityashankar 9mo ago
Due to perverse incentives and the historical nature of models over-claiming accuracy, it's very hard to believe anything until it is open source and can be tested out that being said, I do very much believe that computational efficien

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