iyn

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by iyn 2mo ago
Surprised this is not bigger on HN, seems like a pretty big deal that Ilya Sutskever is claiming what sounds like a breakthrough. I expect that within the next 12 months they should release something significant with that compute.
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by iyn 3mo ago
> We have multiple open-source pauseless miracles GCs right there in front of us Can you share some links/references?
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by iyn 4mo ago
same — that was an unexpected little moment on HN. Honestly appreciated the answer as it caused me to stop and examine the phrase I've been using/hearing without never really thinking about it.
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by iyn 8mo ago
What's everyone's experience with modern PF in production? Also, not to start a holy war, but what people think about modern PF vs nftables? I've only ever used nftables (and only in fairly simple scenarios) but I've alw
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by iyn 8mo ago
Thanks, I'll reach out! Re AIQ, I've actually built a couple of devices myself (using different sensors, plantower being the most popular one, but I've played with sensiron and others as well) but I've mostly focused on
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by iyn 8mo ago
Can you add an email to your profile, so I can reach out to learn more? I'm really into air quality and been trying to improve conditions in my apartment. You mentioned that > Generally learn about diffusion in wall construction mat
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by iyn 10mo ago
Imagine reading that pre 2008 (creation of bitcoin) — what kind of crypto scam could president run?!
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by iyn 10mo ago
Curious about the deal value/price — any clues whether it was just to make existing investors even (so say up to $30M) or are we talking some multiple? But if it's a multiple, even 2x sounds a bit crazy.
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by iyn 10mo ago
Looks like a great change! I'll take it for a spin in a moment. I really like the "subagent" feature in Claude Code — it's super useful to manage context in complex codebases. Here are some examples of agents that can be
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by iyn 10mo ago
Thanks for that context. Was your expectation/prediction about that tech that it was going to happen in say 2000s or sooner/later?
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by iyn 11mo ago
Self-flying cars? I wonder if it's actually easier to have autonomous vehicles operating in 3D than in "2D".
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by iyn 11mo ago
I didn't know about these ads, thanks for sharing! Can't imagine how people reacted to that when they aired — the things they described sound so "normal" today, I wonder if it was seen as far fetched, crazy or actually e
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by iyn 11mo ago
Solid post, thanks for sharing. Zitron occupies his own echo chamber. I've seen some people share links to his articles with a smirk as a "proof" of how "bullshit LLMs are" — and I know for a fact that they have no
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by iyn 11mo ago
Does anyone know how skills relate to subagents? Seems that subagents have more capabilities (e.g. can access the internet) but seems that there's a lot of overlap. I've asked Claude and this it answered this: Skills = Instruc
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by iyn 11mo ago
Yeah, that's my main bottleneck too. Constantly at 90%+ RAM utilization with my 64GiB (VMs, IDEs etc.). Hoping to go with at least 128GiB (or more) once M5 Max is released.
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by iyn 11mo ago
Can you share some examples of the workflows that you had success with?
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by iyn 11mo ago
I see the author is here — I wonder if you also handle PDFs? Quick look at the site indicates that yes, but could you tell more about it? Do you also have a custom parser/serializer? Do you allow for PDF editing? The reason for asking,
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by iyn 1y ago
> I didn't want to be the one to have to say it, but neither masks nor social distancing had any scientific backing at all. This is false. Even quick search shows multiple papers from pre-covid times that show masks being effective
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by iyn 1y ago
Actual (N95/FFP2/FFP3) masks DO work, your comment is misleading. The study you've linked says: > Colored masks of various construction were handed out free of charge, accompanied by a range of mask-wearing promotional act
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by iyn 1y ago
Do they "hijack" every debate, though? I understand that highlighting genocide support makes people uncomfortable, but it doesn't mean that it's not allowed to be mentioned. I don't think the original comment was to
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by iyn 1y ago
You don't have to be condescending, even if you disagree or think the situation is more nuanced. I think it's important that we're able to disagree in a polite manner.
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by iyn 1y ago
Thanks, that provides useful context.
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by iyn 1y ago
Again — I think it was intentional. But for the > These are not passive devices that operate autonomously My understanding was that these are autonomous drones? Or rather — they have their route programmed before launch but then it&#x2
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by iyn 1y ago
I think you raise a valid point and I've seen it multiple times already that links/stories about Israel's crimes tend to be flagged on HN and not shown to most users. I don't have a good explanation.
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by iyn 1y ago
One _could_ argue that GPS jamming by the Ukrainian forces is getting better at confusing Russian's systems — but I do agree in principle that this most likely part of the Russian plan.
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by iyn 1y ago
> and replace bash with zsh I highly recommend trying fish, I wish I’ve switched earlier
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by iyn 1y ago
Wiki article on bfloat16 for reference, since it was new to me: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bfloat16_floating-point_format
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by iyn 1y ago
Important piece. The genocide is happening but the propaganda machine works at full steam, trying to deny that fact. I'm surprised that NYT published this piece but I'm glad they did.
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by iyn 1y ago
I'd say (agree?) that the 2nd half (roughly) of the book is much worse but IMO still worth reading the whole thing. The concept is really novel (at least it was for me) and so engaging with it can still be fun.
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by iyn 1y ago
Agreed 100%. What's "worse" is that today we have access to (basically) real-time videos/evidence of the crimes and yet so many people claim that's all fake. Israel is conducting a genocide in Gaza. The least we can

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