imperio59

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by imperio59 15d ago
The clear mark of someone who's never owned a business and had to find customers to sell their product.
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by imperio59 20d ago
Where are the regulations for PornHub and similar harmful websites?
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by imperio59 23d ago
China is the biggest problem. US Carbon emissions are going down, China's are exploding.
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by imperio59 27d ago
Getting 10 million people to do anything is really, really hard. Getting 10 million people to spend hours scanning a book (which takes a really long time with a home scanner) sounds impossible :(
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by imperio59 28d ago
Don't be a meat proxy.
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by imperio59 1mo ago
The ruling did not say that. This has been widely misreported. The books are destroyed because it's much easier and faster to cut off the spine and use a sheet fed scanner. Non destructive scanners are much slower.
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by imperio59 1mo ago
Which book is that exactly? I'm finding lots of calculus book for "Stewart's Calculus" :(
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by imperio59 1mo ago
Honestly it's hard to beat how good 3Blue1Brown is at this... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUvTyaaNkzM&list=PLZHQObOWTQ...
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by imperio59 1mo ago
If you like these sort of AI generated explainers this one is pretty good too: https://www.longformexplainers.com/llm-pretraining
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by imperio59 2mo ago
I'm not sure how I feel about this wave of US protectionism, but if it continues for long it is becoming a massive opportunity for anyone who can start a manufacturing company.
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FCC bans future Roombas from being sold in the US(dexerto.com)
4 points by imperio59 2mo ago|2 comments
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by imperio59 2mo ago
Do not use the development http server in a production setting. Use gunicorn or some equivalent. I had the same issue with incredibly low throughput on beefy machines and it's because the dev server implementation is single threaded an
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by imperio59 2mo ago
This is about the compiler, not the runtime.
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Microsoft rewrote the TypeScript compiler in native code and made it 10x faster(youtube.com)
2 points by imperio59 2mo ago|3 comments
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by imperio59 2mo ago
Pre-training data is pre-tokenized ahead of time before being used to not waste any GPU compute. A massive speedup like this is a nice efficiency savings on some of these data pipelines for sure.
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by imperio59 2mo ago
https://www.longformexplainers.com/llm-inference/10-sampling
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by imperio59 2mo ago
The word you're looking for is nuclear. Everywhere.
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by imperio59 4mo ago
One of the claims it asks LLMs to grade is "Artificial intelligence will cause widespread job loss among software engineers." Yea man this benchmark is really really bad.
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by imperio59 4mo ago
This has been a non issue when using proper routing libraries that push history entries on the stack properly and render routes from the top of the component tree down. You hate BAD react SPAs that break the fundamentals of how the web work
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by imperio59 4mo ago
I love Claude but I hate waiting a minute or two for any inference to start. I hope they can get their xAI capacity online ASAP and that it helps!
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by imperio59 4mo ago
Alternate title: "I did not understand the current limitations of AI and assumed it could do large software design and it generated spaghetti slop" Yea, that's why engineers are still very important for now (until models can
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by imperio59 5mo ago
This whole thing has just been a huge PR stunt the whole time. Even the original leak of the blog post was just more fuel to the hype.
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by imperio59 6mo ago
This is such copium for AI haters. I stopped working almost any single line of code at the beginning of this year and I've shipped 3 production projects that would have taken months or years to build by hand in a matter of days. Except
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by imperio59 7mo ago
With my kids we did Le Robot from hugging face over the Christmas break, it was a fun project to put together the kit and get the follower arm to follow the leader. You can also train ML models with it etc https://huggingface.co&
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by imperio59 7mo ago
"Well you're all f***, good luck. I'll take my millions and go live on my micro farm"
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by imperio59 7mo ago
Its top 100 or so subreddits are moderated by the same ~10 or so individuals who impose their ideological views on the subs and delete posts or ban anyone who dares challenge them. A great example of how community moderation inevitably slid
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by imperio59 7mo ago
Bud Light's stock performance last year would like to have a word with you.
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by imperio59 7mo ago
This is such a US centric take.
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by imperio59 7mo ago
"Sucking superintelligence through a straw"
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by imperio59 8mo ago
Reddit was forced to clean it up when they started eyeballing an IPO.

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