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boulos
11d ago
I think you misread the post. He's saying that his ignorance was great, and maybe we should go back towards that. I don't think Tumblr was particularly influential on the neighbors aspect. It never reached that kind of broad base.
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A flapping robot swims and flies like a diving bird
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19d ago
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Servus München: Waymo Is Coming to Germany
(waymo.com)
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22d ago
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24d ago
Like you, I dislike the "talker" role for people on IC ladders. I often encourage those people to switch to Director+ roles. The flip side is people who get and stay too far into the weeds. Solving little problems here and there i
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1mo ago
This is one of the meandering arguments in the post. The whole executive team, in fact. But it doesn't compare how much other executives are making, etc.
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1mo ago
I feel there's something in this article, but the meandering really ruins it. Either way, it's obvious that no earnings call would explain the metrics or decisions behind a layoff. But at 7% this is well within "Eh, we want
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boulos
2mo ago
As aek and dahart said, updating a BVH (refitting) is not expensive. If anything, it's bandwidth limited. The challenge is minimizing the cost of (selectively) rebuilding.
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2mo ago
I get that he's maybe a bit into LLMs, but your take is pretty unfair. He's said repeatedly that as a non-native English speaker, his writing will come across a bit strangely. If he'd said: "We all need to learn to be li
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2mo ago
0 x inf is also NaN. It's not just division.
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Mixed-Precision SVD on GPUs via Ogita–Aishima Iterative Refinement
(research.nvidia.com)
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2mo ago
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2mo ago
But it's not clear that using Sonnet or any other LLM as a "grader" would result in the same improvement. For objective grading, you could be sure that the additional adaptive support is helping. For subjective things like wr
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2mo ago
Do you have a larger study planned for the Fall? It definitely seems promising. I'm curious how well you feel this worked because the subject was Statistics (objective grading) versus something more subjective like Civics or Literature
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2mo ago
And it made a classic optimization: removing New Zealand :).
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3mo ago
This is nice work, but I found the bug finding example to be weird: > One such bug was in the sign function for zigzag decoding of the datrs/varinteger library. On input Std.U64.MAX, the expression (value + 1) overflowed, causing cr
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3mo ago
I appreciate the focus on amusement in: > Some of the newly added features may come as a surprise to those of you who keep a close track of ZLUDA development. Most of them were previously explicitly outside ZLUDA's roadmap. There ha
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3mo ago
Yep. Google does this in Finland for the Hamina datacenter: https://blog.google/company-news/inside-google/around-the-gl...
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3mo ago
529 and not 429?
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Waymo Premier
(waymo.com)
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3mo ago
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3mo ago
Technically, we did RTSL before Ingo and then Matt did their stuff at Intel. LLVM wasn't particularly usable in 2007, but Austin and I did try it (this isn't in the paper!). A few years later, I did an actual LLVM JIT for OSL, but
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3mo ago
Because it's complex?
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4mo ago
Perhaps you missed work like https://crfm.stanford.edu/2025/05/28/fast-kernels.html ?
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5mo ago
That's not the "edge" in the title. It means competitive advantage in this case.
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5mo ago
How do you like the brikka vs the classic?
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5mo ago
How's your experience with Fil-C been? Is it materially useful to you in practice?
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5mo ago
This used to be true, but GCP forced their hand in January of 2024 with https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/networking/eliminatin... AWS matched a few months later: https://aws.amazon.com/b
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5mo ago
Yeah, but that missing context is super important. If they want it for local dev work, that's pretty different from wanting a high-performance air gapped object store without rewriting clients. They seem to know what they're doing
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5mo ago
Neat. I wish I could select just a couple lines at once though. I feel like the 1/2/3 plus one of the other lines would make something more appealing.
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5mo ago
Compared to roll-your-own with S3 or GCS it does :)
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6mo ago
Will do. I wanted mostly to (re)inform the submitter.
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6mo ago
Please don't editorialize titles unless they're clearly clickbait. "Designing AI for Disruptive Science" is a bit market-ey, but "AI Risks 'Hypernormal' Science" is just a trimmed section heading &quo
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