iandanforth

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by iandanforth 16d ago
What is the scenario you're thinking about? This is kinda what happens with VLAs, the latent knowledge of an LLM can help in action generation pipelines, but it's also kinda slow.
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by iandanforth 23d ago
FWIW scaling up from https://huggingface.co/avlp12/Qwen3.8-27B-Alis-MLX-6bit and some other sources: You might expect the M5 Ultra to produce 50 t/s from Qwen 3.8 27B with a good context length.
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by iandanforth 23d ago
Meanwhile in Norway much of this wouldn't matter because the accessed information would have been public anyway. The non-tax PII is still a loss of course.
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by iandanforth 24d ago
tldr: "Company's product is overpriced, market reacts normally."
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by iandanforth 1mo ago
The writing here seems very odd. It reads like a product announcement or blog page, not an article in Nature. I'm left questioning its validity.
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by iandanforth 1mo ago
I clicked away when it took ages to load the data.
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by iandanforth 1mo ago
No? This is just giving up and hoping.
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by iandanforth 1mo ago
I don't understand the 'custom patch' strategy over 'fix the app with a major version change' strategy.
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by iandanforth 1mo ago
I didn't understand how a black hole could pass through a star when I read this. I think of black holes as large. Apparently a primordial black hole can have the mass of an asteroid compressed into a space smaller than a proton. I also
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by iandanforth 2mo ago
This article seems very one-sided, as do many others I looked through. The 'why' of people trying to cross seems to be totally ignored. Very low quality sources say things like: - The police are shipping people to the border - The
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by iandanforth 2mo ago
Can you please do a separate post about your job? The technology sounds amazing and I'd love to know how AI is now interacting with this stack. Also, which firm? Might need a design soon!
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by iandanforth 2mo ago
Is it just me or does this read like a re-implementation of LSTMs?
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by iandanforth 2mo ago
The most interesting point of the article for me is that this vaccine appears to be a series of shots which act as a curriculum for the immune system. Each one slightly different and targeting a different stage of B-cell development. I&#x27
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by iandanforth 2mo ago
If true this is basically unforgivable. The wanton destruction of history is the stuff of the Third Reich and the Taliban. You simply cannot profess to care about knowledge, culture, or civilization while destroying the physical manifestati
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by iandanforth 2mo ago
Guess who's getting an air gap!
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by iandanforth 2mo ago
I have. They are not to my taste. Here's a voice I really enjoy listening to. https://elevenlabs.io/app/voice-library?search=zNsotODqUhvbJ... If I could have Christopher Lee, or Stephen Fry, I would.
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by iandanforth 2mo ago
For a bit of context there are some classically very hard things going on in this video, so if you're not impressed, be glad you didn't have to try to build this 10 years ago. - Coordinating two hands - Mobile body - Deformable ob
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by iandanforth 2mo ago
"Steel is one of the classic alloy examples: mostly iron with a dash of carbon and other elements, making it much stronger and harder than iron on its own." Statements like this had me confused for years about how steel is made. S
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by iandanforth 2mo ago
The article sometimes makes it sound like this is a diagnostic tool but am I wrong in thinking it's a reference constructed from a small number of individuals?
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by iandanforth 2mo ago
Fight extremism with extremism I guess? Maybe we don't have to be either "world govt" or "help me get away with murder". It's ok to say things will be messy and complicated and that limited regulation is probab
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by iandanforth 2mo ago
Nice! Thanks for confirming. If the last instruction is 'go back to where you started' does it work?
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by iandanforth 2mo ago
Can we have less terrible voices please? Nothing that sounds like a bubbly millennial. Literally anything that has gravitas.
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by iandanforth 2mo ago
It's implied, and I'm hoping it's true, that this is a map-less navigation. Which is impressive. This kind of task is much easier if you have a pre-captured map of the environment, but if they are doing this without a map i
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by iandanforth 3mo ago
Even though it said ""Unbelievable. Are you actually Stephen Fry in disguise?" it still estimates I know less than half the English vocabulary. Humbling.
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by iandanforth 3mo ago
Crazy, such memories. Thanks!
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by iandanforth 3mo ago
This is search. Please don't reinvent search with a new acronym. Agents can use Google. They can also see all the same signals humans do to judge quality. Maybe there's a need for a specialized directory, but does it need a spec o
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by iandanforth 3mo ago
Not a physician. Some observations on these statements. The predicate is "given how we practice medicine and the limits of humans ability to interpret the imaging modalities we have." The more specific predicate is "for my sp
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by iandanforth 3mo ago
Funny you mention that, since that's what I pilot LLMs to build :)
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by iandanforth 3mo ago
Shutting down the growth prospects of a company based, not on its behavior, but on the capability of its models right before the IPOs of the companies you're going to profit from is staggeringly dumb . Yes the public is stupid when it
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by iandanforth 3mo ago
"We received the directive from the government today at 5:21pm (ET)" This sounds exactly like the opening line from an apocalyptic sci-fi film.

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