guardiangod

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How OpenAI Used Its Own LLMs to Design Its AI Chip(spectrum.ieee.org)
4 points by guardiangod 1d ago|0 comments
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by guardiangod 20d ago
Yeah I am decompiling a PS2 game. It's not easy but I think I finally have the right setup.
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by guardiangod 1mo ago
You missed the years long work at FTX under Sam Bank Friedman all the way to FTX's bankruptcy.
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by guardiangod 1mo ago
I am running DS v4 flash 0731 lossless at 80t/s right now. It really is not at Opus 4.5 level (for my workload). I would say it's around 3.7 Sonnet, which is still pretty good, but other models such as GLM 5.2 are still leaps bett
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by guardiangod 1mo ago
Extremely large 1 bit models are usually within 50-60% of KV divergence to lossless models. In this case I think the comparison to Opus 4.5 is a fair assessment. Extremely large models don't suffer as much from quantization due to its
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by guardiangod 1mo ago
https://unsloth.ai/docs/models/qwen3.8 The 1bit quant model is at an astonishing 397GB with 95B active per MOE. This literally puts Opus 4.5 performance level into a machine a normal person could buy, and still ge
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by guardiangod 1mo ago
The article is One line after another Hard to read it is
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by guardiangod 2mo ago
“You are trying to kidnap what I have rightfully stolen, and I think it quite ungentlemanly."
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by guardiangod 2mo ago
Don't ever ask GPT Sol on how to LARP Fallout games, thanks.
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by guardiangod 2mo ago
I disagree with the idea that file is a good metaphor for LLM. Files have seek and byte streams, which is just an unneeded abstraction for LLM. The LLM doesn't need to seek or jump to the middle of a file, if you store and organize you
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by guardiangod 2mo ago
If your objective is just to hack something together quickly to test an idea, and doesn't care if the application segfault 6 hours later (eg. a prototype game engine), C++ is definitely the superior choice to Rust. Rust is like the ins
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by guardiangod 2mo ago
Rust does not have a bigger training set than say Python/JS/TypeScript/C++ .
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by guardiangod 2mo ago
Linus always backs up his insults with technical reasonings on why the other side is wrong though. You might not agree with his reasons, but at least he provided them.
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by guardiangod 2mo ago
>Posting it in this sprawling, mean form was dumb. Thank you for putting my thoughts in words I can never string together so well. I too would just stash the letter in my ZFS dropbox and never let it see the light of day again. The lette
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by guardiangod 2mo ago
The 711s in Japan let you print color postcards from memory card for ~$1 USD . I would take photos with my camera, go to the copier machine in a 711 (they are everywhere), print the postcards, and sometimes buy the stamps from the cashier.
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New York City high rise at risk of collapsing(nytimes.com)
6 points by guardiangod 2mo ago|1 comments
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by guardiangod 2mo ago
Given a powerful enough AI with enough outlays (eg. a Playwright instant), can an AI cheat by influencing the real world and self-fulfil its prediction? Eg. Is corp ABC's stock price going to go down by 10% in 30 days? Orchestrate a di
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by guardiangod 3mo ago
Truly a picture is worth a thousand words.
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by guardiangod 3mo ago
Not sure but I'd assume so. You can also setup your own Wireguard exit nodes on VPS/cloud.....or in your friends' homes.
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Scanning malicious websites with 'infinite' number of VPN tunnels (Part 1)(discounttimu.substack.com)
2 points by guardiangod 3mo ago|2 comments
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by guardiangod 3mo ago
I am using LLM to build some security tool, and I ran into this a few times. I have to come up with a reasoning to convince (?!!) Fable to continue the work without downgrading. I assume Anthropic will continue to tune the model, so I am no
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by guardiangod 3mo ago
I ran 5 external USB + SMR hard disks in RAIDZ 5 for 10 years. The only thing I had to change was to use Highpoint's enterprise level USB controllers- commercial USB controllers from Realtek and Renasus are junk and will drop the drive
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by guardiangod 4mo ago
ESL and I got 512 WPM and 75%. I don't agree with the 1 wrong answer but I digress. Reading fast means you can take in more info per unit of time. It can be a useful ability, if tedious at times.
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by guardiangod 4mo ago
Because all the educated Indians moved to US and contributed to the American economy, versus the Chinese who get educated in America, then move back to China to work there. English is a major reason- Indians are just better at speaking Engl
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China Eastern Airlines Flight 5735 NTSB Documents(commons.wikimedia.org)
7 points by guardiangod 4mo ago|0 comments
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Building a LLM honeyport that monitors all 65535 ports(discounttimu.substack.com)
3 points by guardiangod 5mo ago|0 comments
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by guardiangod 5mo ago
I just want to contrast this article on AWS to its Azure counterpart- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47616242 . 2 companies have functionally similar products, but behaves completely different. One company makes techni
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by guardiangod 6mo ago
Having it running on host (!), and the metadata for all guest VMs stored and managed by the same memory/service (!!), with no clear security boundary (!!!). It's like storing all your nuke launch codes in the same vault, right in
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by guardiangod 6mo ago
As someone who had worked adjacent to the functionally-same components (and much more) at your biggest competitor, you have my sympathy. Running 167 agents in the accelerator? My gawd that would never fly at my previous company. I'd ge
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Using local LLM and Ghidra to analyze malware (Part 2)(discounttimu.substack.com)
2 points by guardiangod 6mo ago|1 comments

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