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It used to be our imperfect bodies that made us insecure. With AI, its our minds(theguardian.com)
2 points by novaRom 28d ago|0 comments
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by novaRom 1mo ago
Compaction is painful if you run just one local LLM, the best way to avoid it is to keep context as small as possible. One trick I find useful is to have one model with two KV caches running and while first cache has produced tokens, second
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by novaRom 1mo ago
it said me it is llama 4 1.5B
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by novaRom 1mo ago
Not just you. Hassabis in a recent interview looked a bit nervous when talking about AGI is rather sooner than many expected.
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by novaRom 2mo ago
But so is German industry - every day in the news either insolvency or workforce reduction and moving production to Eastern Europe - main reason often stated "expensive Energy". I wonder what are the stats for industrial productio
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by novaRom 2mo ago
> It clearly memorized the code This code could appear many times in training data; but I wonder what decoding params did you actually used, because that effect appears likely with close-to-greedy way. Also, if it is a coding assistant m
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by novaRom 2mo ago
Big shift will happen after their Q2, 20% of eligible shares release; directed-share (friends & family) participants may sell for the first time. Q2 call is expected in a month or so? But they also state Aug 21 is 37% of shares will go
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Show HN: AI-CLI – tiny C terminal assistant powered by local LLM(github.com)
3 points by novaRom 2mo ago|1 comments
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by novaRom 2mo ago
Gemma 4 12B QAT is amazing - agents run very fast, and it's really very smart, at least in my agent's harness domain which is GNU software development - on par with frontiers like GPT Sol, DeepSeek, or Claude - Why to buy those ex
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by novaRom 2mo ago
>> At the moment, we are locked in an extremely intense, multilayered commercial and geopolitical race. * Creating (and replicating) any software which can run in isolation locally is completely solved - we already see initial tries t
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by novaRom 2mo ago
Have you tried most powerful recent models? You may even don't understand at all "how" - what you get is end result you asked for, verified and tested. I am pretty sure if I can vibe code quite non trivial solution in just sa
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by novaRom 2mo ago
Exactly! I just vibe coded (with GPT Sol and Claude whatever-number) my own agent, it's trivial to add now any feature I want - simply ask more powerful model to do it for you. I am happy with end result, however it looks indeed these
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by novaRom 2mo ago
It's probably a matter of short time until it's possible to disassemble any sophisticated software, rewrite it entirely with better features and usability, generate all needed artifacts, port to any platform. The only moat left is
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by novaRom 2mo ago
I haven't tried Codex yet, but I for my tasks GPT-5.5 may correctly point to a proper direction but its code feels a bit weird. Opus 4.8 is way better in coding, and actually it's the only one who could catch very very sophisticat
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by novaRom 3mo ago
Creating AI monopolies is more dangerous. How much better would it be for environment and privacy if instead of concentrating AI power in few data centers it's distributed across all compute and memory devices? If just few players cont
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by novaRom 3mo ago
Do you have a guess why your code is so much slower than torch? I didn't look, but there must be no reason to have 2x slower code esp. for a simple grid of FMAs.
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European heatwave is worst ever and impossible without climate crisis(theguardian.com)
9 points by novaRom 3mo ago|2 comments
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YouTube overtakes Netflix in average daily viewing around the world(theguardian.com)
12 points by novaRom 4mo ago|5 comments
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by novaRom 4mo ago
This doesn't look like too expensive if you compare it with Switzerland or with Germany assuming similar annual income. In Switzerland unlike in US your children stay on your plan until they turn 18, not 26 like in US. In both Germany
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Sweden goes back to basics, swapping screens for books in the classroom(undark.org)
902 points by novaRom 6mo ago|432 comments
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by novaRom 6mo ago
Another method many don't know is to have 2 synchronized phones while traveling, so if one is out of you, you still have full control. Enable self-destruction mode caused by a special unlock PIN on each of them.
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by novaRom 7mo ago
https://archive.ph/s1hWN
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Operation Sovereignty: Bundestag Plans a Breakthrough from Microsoft and Co(heise.de)
2 points by novaRom 8mo ago|1 comments
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by novaRom 8mo ago
But how do they store and preserve that surplus for a longer time cheaply? Probably dehydration helps, but it adds some energy and storing costs.
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by novaRom 8mo ago
I heard crops now cost more to transport than they are worth. Also, it drives most other prices down e.g. pork is getting cheaper.
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by novaRom 8mo ago
Most of it is probably labor, marketing & franchise fees, rent, utilities, and equipment depreciation. Raw ingredients are likely 5-10%.
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by novaRom 8mo ago
Interestingly, some other products are also cheaper today than few months ago: Basmati rice: -25% (2.5 Euro/Kg) Pork: -25% (7-8 Euro/Kg) Butter: -33% (4 Euro/Kg) Coffee beans: -25% (10-12 Euro/Kg) Chocolate: -15% (20-30
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by novaRom 8mo ago
Fun facts from Germany: - Fresh Aldi potatoes are like 0.5 Euro per 1 Kilogram - basically the same price as 25 years ago when Euro currency was introduced - Our national TV channel now shows a great collection of "potato recipes"
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Berlin: Record harvest sparks mass giveaway of free potatoes(theguardian.com)
134 points by novaRom 8mo ago|95 comments
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China mandates 50% domestic equipment rule for chipmakers(reuters.com)
10 points by novaRom 9mo ago|0 comments

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