incognito124

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by incognito124 8d ago
PunchTornado was first, fr2029 was second
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by incognito124 13d ago
Love your username
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by incognito124 13d ago
I have a different, more sinister, analogy in mind but yours work as well
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by incognito124 17d ago
bzflag
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by incognito124 1mo ago
genuinely amazing
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by incognito124 1mo ago
take a look at myticker.com (previously at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45857053 )
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by incognito124 1mo ago
That intelligence is "just" retrieval within a huge corpus is an old one, and the one I am thinking about a lot these days: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44060672
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by incognito124 1mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silly_season
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by incognito124 2mo ago
- https://github.com/elder-plinius/CL4R1T4S - https://github.com/asgeirtj/system_prompts_leaks
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by incognito124 2mo ago
While I can't deny this is a huge technological result, and it's laudable they reduced the price because of it, 80% is really a lot. I can't help but wonder, is this because of the model's capabilities, or was the initia
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by incognito124 2mo ago
> The true purpose of AI is to allow wealth to access skill without allowing skill to access wealth. This is such a fire quote
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by incognito124 2mo ago
gemma 31b is my goto day-to-day model. It's adequately capable for coding and natural phenomena, and it follows instructions and skills reasonably well. My main negative trait is all the LLM-isms, but I can get past that for the value
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Intel shows off Starfire, a new space grade chip(tomshardware.com)
3 points by incognito124 2mo ago|0 comments
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by incognito124 2mo ago
Another one I'm familiar with: https://www.verheesengineering.com/d2-twoseater/
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by incognito124 2mo ago
Anecdote: I learned juggling in approximately 12minutes with a friend who knew juggling from before. He spotted me like you would spot someone in a gym: he put the balls in my hands, told me to hit one up, caught it mid flight (effectively
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by incognito124 2mo ago
> from the beginning of 2026 claimed global AI compute capacity was doubling every 7 months. That's definitely one way to say "it doubled this year"
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by incognito124 2mo ago
I'm relatively young and my first exposure to life and work of Vint Cerf was through DTN and Interplanetary Internet. What a life of accomplishment!
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by incognito124 2mo ago
To quote a friend: > Well it's objective _to me_
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by incognito124 2mo ago
It states $165k in the article
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by incognito124 2mo ago
> In Bun v1.3.14, every build leaks about 3 MB, forever I'm sorry but that is insane, how was this never fixed before the rewrite?
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by incognito124 2mo ago
Reminds me of this old youtube bug where some of the videos that were uploaded ended up upside down because of a phone orientation during recording: https://bruteforceswimathon.medium.com/youtube-help-my-video...
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by incognito124 2mo ago
I'm also writing a blogpost on orbital datacentres, maybe we should compare notes!
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Performance Optimized Statically Typed Python(post-py.org)
4 points by incognito124 2mo ago|0 comments
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by incognito124 3mo ago
Why do you say that? My first exposure to statins was in https://myticker.com and they seem somewhat important
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by incognito124 3mo ago
Keyword dynamic, the parameters are quantized on a case by case basis
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by incognito124 3mo ago
I can't fucking stand this AI slop writing. If the author couldn't spend time writing it, I won't spend time reading it
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by incognito124 3mo ago
Oh he just won this tiny award named after Alfred Nobel
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by incognito124 3mo ago
https://learning-at-home.github.io/
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by incognito124 3mo ago
There's this wonderful android app called perfect ear: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.evilduck.m... It has interactive exercises and singing practice
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by incognito124 3mo ago
I just *love* the commit message on Github: "Make TPUs go brr"

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