dwa3592

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by dwa3592 4d ago
>>can't believe there is a class of software engineers who wake up everyday and tell themselves, "today is the day I am going to automate the rest of my job" >>The whole point of software engineering is automating
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by dwa3592 5d ago
While I agree with this and appreciate Tao and other mathematicians to take the time to do this. There are similar concerns for many many other fields aka there is a general misalignment of technology. Take Software engineering for example,
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by dwa3592 26d ago
Nice! Good luck.
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by dwa3592 27d ago
Love it. Position tracking in canyons is a much needed use case. Is there a link where I can follow your progress?
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by dwa3592 28d ago
Does it have to be scarce for it to become a currency? It just needs to be regulated which I think it will be.
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by dwa3592 28d ago
i like what you did with misnormer. it's like pobody's nerfect. you are right, there will be revolt definitely. i think computing power will replace a lot of things though.
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by dwa3592 28d ago
I hope not; there are a few assumptions in this future- the biggest one is - we will have to attain a baseline intelligence which is useful for everyone which is not true today. even fable fumbles hard!! second is that everyone will have to
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by dwa3592 28d ago
I guess this makes sense for the scenario when we will use machine intelligence as a currency, maybe 15-20 years from now? - like I can pay 15 minutes of inference for a dozen bananas? and the banana seller uses those 15 minutes to do banan
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by dwa3592 28d ago
This is awesome. I worked on something similar a few months ago. It is a general purpose navigation system based on TERCOM and dead reckoning - https://github.com/deepanwadhwa/anumaan
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by dwa3592 1mo ago
I was going to cancel my gemini membership today ..... still going ahead. In my experience, gemini 3.1 pro, 3.5, 3.6 flash constantly lie too much about completing their tasks whereas sol (even though equally dumb) never claims something ha
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by dwa3592 1mo ago
i looked at the animations, they look cool, and i don't think i will enjoy learning things that way. as someone else said, there's a lot of content already produced on these topics. i also think the level at which these animations
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One Startup Built a (Mostly) China-Free Robot(wired.com)
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by dwa3592 2mo ago
Fun! If you click in the center of Nebraska, US - there are some angles for which you will never find 100k people.
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by dwa3592 2mo ago
Dario, as your unpaid therapist I would tell you that models are a commodity and you are having a hard time coming to terms with it. You are doing everything except accepting it. It's a common defense mechanism, but as your unpaid ther
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by dwa3592 2mo ago
In absolute terms, you are absolutely right but relatively i don't think so. if we were to compute private money divided by state resources for AI, i think china might have more share than the US. also, even if government spend in the
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by dwa3592 2mo ago
In the end its really VC money (US) versus State resources (China). In my personal opinion, building reliable LLMs is kind of a fundamental science problem which if done right has the potential to help everyone regardless of the background,
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by dwa3592 2mo ago
this is good to see. i also trained a stt under 500kb for sub dollar chips. it had about 20 words that it could understand(like start, stop, left, right, go, up etc) and then the spell mode where you could say the word spell and then say th
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by dwa3592 2mo ago
lobotomizing is what i was thinking. i don't have a million dollars.
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by dwa3592 2mo ago
Can I just say that they look awful?
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by dwa3592 2mo ago
waiting for - "Running Kimi K3 on X years old hardware".
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by dwa3592 2mo ago
This is super exciting. I really need to buy better hardware to try this stuff.
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by dwa3592 2mo ago
lmao, wasn't xAI caught doing this recently? moreover at least moonshot is being honest about it.
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by dwa3592 2mo ago
I am not even sure if you are being sarcastic. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/80-Prentiss-St-San-Franci... check this out.
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by dwa3592 2mo ago
Antigravity sucks so bad that I have started to feel that google really doesn't wanna compete, they just wanna hang in there at number 2 or 3, to just annoy the number 1 and 2.
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by dwa3592 2mo ago
glad to know. thanks :)
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by dwa3592 2mo ago
dario has been saying open source models are dangerous. who knows who is listening to him.
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by dwa3592 2mo ago
Its really easy to argue against local models because when it comes to quality, you can argue using the tokens/sec. and when it comes to speed, you can argue using the parameter count. This is not compared to the frontier stuff but it
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by dwa3592 2mo ago
It will, but the process at this point is SSD bound rather than compute bound. On a bigger machine, Apple silicon must help but I don't have a bigger machine. I can think about this more and will make changes if that helps.
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by dwa3592 2mo ago
>>Yes, it’s technically running, but not in a way that would be useful by normal LLM standards. What are the LLM standards? Do you know how many people use perplexity? I know many people who are not software engineers or tech workers
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by dwa3592 2mo ago
Why isn't there a video of it?

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