lugao

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by lugao 22d ago
Do they go after people using similar names or just any game with similar mechanics?
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by lugao 22d ago
It is too hard to be fun :P
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by lugao 2mo ago
The decision to shorten "cybersecurity" or "cyberattacks" to "cyber" alone is so annoying! All models are "cyber-capable" :P
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by lugao 4mo ago
I recently tried buying a domain in cloudflare, they refused the payment -- even using my account which I use actively for years -- tried to pay with paypal, no luck. Went to porkbun and bought the same domain in 5 minutes and pointed it to
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by lugao 5mo ago
Does it produce real svgs as opposed to foreign object html in svg mess that mermaid compilers produce?
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by lugao 5mo ago
Well, the paper explicitly takes the principal branch to solve this. So it isn't exploiting the branching for computation.
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by lugao 5mo ago
Exactly! If you didn't strictly limit the operator's complexity, you could just smuggle a Turing machine in via bitwise logic and turn the whole thing into a parlor trick. The beauty here is that eml(x,y) is a pure, continuous ana
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by lugao 5mo ago
I think the point here is to explore the reduction of these functions to finite binary trees using a single binary operator and a single stopping constant. The operator used could be arbitrarily complex; the objective is to prove that other
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by lugao 5mo ago
This is a very in depth graph compression research presented with unmatched visuals. Trully inspiring and mind blowing. 2swap produces the type of content that makes me genuinely happy about existing :)
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by lugao 7mo ago
To be clear I never said custom vibe coded personal software is bad. But clearly that's not the point from OP. Quoting directly: > you download a skill file that tells a coding agent how to add a feature This is suggesting a my_feat
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by lugao 7mo ago
Why would this new paradigm create interesting tooling? From your description I expect wrose not better tools.
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by lugao 7mo ago
I did some more reading and want to walk back my skepticism a bit. There is actually serious effort going into this, such as Google’s research on space-based AI infrastructure: https://research.google/blog/exploring-a-s
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by lugao 8mo ago
How are you doing pci express x16 with lasers without fiber optics? Have you touched data center hardware in your life?
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by lugao 8mo ago
Haha, hard pass on the job. I prefer my oxygen at 1 atm. I'm not a data center technician myself, but I have deep respect for those folks and the complexity they manage. It's quite surprising the market still buys Musk's clai
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by lugao 8mo ago
Car-grade inference hardware is fundamentally different from data center-grade inference hardware, let alone the specialized, interconnected hardware used for training (like NVLink or complex optical fabrics). These are different beasts in
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by lugao 8mo ago
Maintaining modern accelerators requires frequent hands-on intervention -- replacing hardware, reseating chips, and checking cable integrity. Because these platforms are experimental and rapidly evolving, they aren't 'space-ready.
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by lugao 8mo ago
AI clusters are heavily interconnected, the blast radius for single component failure is much larger than running single nodes -- you would fragment it beyond recovery to be able to use it meaningfully. I can't get in detail about real
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by lugao 8mo ago
Only people who never interacted with data center reliability think it's doable to maintain servers with no human intervention.
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by lugao 9mo ago
I made a comment earlier that was rightly flagged for its tone, and I would like to restate the technical point more constructively. The post author, Dan Piponi, clearly knows about fractals, but his post raises the question of whether aski
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by lugao 9mo ago
My bad. My intention was not to come across as snarky or aggressive. Dan Piponi, in his post, called for scale questions in interviews, suggesting that whoever worked on the feature at Apple would not have been hired if they had been asked
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by lugao 9mo ago
Not really, if you had every grain of sand in the way it would diverge to a much bigger value. The problem is that the roads have >1 dimension at that scale, apple maps is definitely adding up to many details along the way, it's not
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by lugao 10mo ago
This video is truly remarkable. I'm so grateful to artists like 2step for sharing this kind of work on YouTube. It reignites a passion for math that many of us might have forgotten, especially those of us who have been away from formal
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by lugao 10mo ago
It's understandable to hold different perspectives on the video. However, simply dismissing it as "AI" without any supporting evidence or referring to the audio as "noise" is unproductive and doesn't foster a c
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by lugao 1y ago
It's funny because you can't measure borders due to the coastline paradox.
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by lugao 1y ago
Strong agree, they can even make the formatter configurable in pyproject if you want to use something else.
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by lugao 1y ago
Anthropic also uses TPUs for inference.
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by lugao 1y ago
That seems exactly why it happened. Why should a platform allow sharing ways of violating its terms of service? Sure, any tech savvy person will be able to figure it out, but business are businesses. Should supermarkets allow you to ressel
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by lugao 1y ago
> On top of that, there is no easy way to create a template Templates are just functions [0]. I think much of the frustration comes from typesetting being a harder problem than it seems at first. In general a typesetting system tries to
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3DGUT: Enabling Distorted Cameras and Secondary Rays in Gaussian Splatting(research.nvidia.com)
2 points by lugao 1y ago|0 comments
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by lugao 1y ago
I am not on mobile. It all boils down to the way decade old convetions/expectations are broken. The things that look like buttons (and are spans in the html code, not even anchors!) trigger non-local transitions (the left panel thing)

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