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by qrios 9d ago
„MacBeth“ like „MacPro“ or like „BigMac“?
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by qrios 12d ago
Not related to „atmosphere“ at all. „Atmosphere Explorer“ like in AT Protocol Browser …
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by qrios 15d ago
From Dune by Frank Herbert. See "Butlerian Jihad" [1] [1] https://dune.fandom.com/wiki/Butlerian_Jihad
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by qrios 23d ago
> I had thought Xilinx ISE and Altera Quartus had the market cornered on the most difficult environments to get running, … These tools were the reason why I gave up on FPGAs years ago and chose to spend my time on GPUs instead. And to th
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by qrios 28d ago
Contend of the LLM calls.
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by qrios 28d ago
> Rings forged from meteorites When I first read the title, it sounded to me like a classic case of Kessler syndrome.
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by qrios 28d ago
Fun story, thnx for sharing! The most amazing thing about it is probably not the “upload” itself, but the lossless compression ratio of approximately 150,000. > "… outright revolt begins within another 100 subjective hours." No
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by qrios 1mo ago
„Published July 2026“ Even a month can change a lot these times.
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by qrios 1mo ago
Works better than in Claude Code.
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by qrios 1mo ago
From the README.md: If "fancy new AI tech in an old-school minimalist package" sounds like your vibe, you might like this. What is the question about: A: Why start a 'new' software project? (instead of old, none, multipl
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by qrios 1mo ago
The interesting part is what they try to not to say: More indications for K3 is based on distillation from Claude and GPT. From [1]: > As you might guess, this suggests that distilling reasoning traces may have been possible for a long t
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by qrios 2mo ago
I'm sure this will become the standard. And plastic is an excellent analogy. Maybe we can take it a step further and compare it to on-demand 3D printing. Why would anyone still use off-the-shelf software when they can have a system tha
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by qrios 2mo ago
The term “currently” is the sticking point here. As far as I know, there is still no one who can provide evidence as to why it should remain that way. And the "by luck with RL" is soon not by luck anymore. The more stupid and not
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by qrios 2mo ago
> FWIW, China is suddenly talking about model export controls. ... Thanks for the hint. It makes sense, even if the main driver for releasing the models is to reduce the market size for the US companies. Do you have any sources? Edit: &q
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by qrios 2mo ago
As someone who usually works with data analysis, the distribution of the numbers strikes me as odd. Almost all of them have one number that appears four times, and one or two that appear three times. And overall, there are an unusually smal
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by qrios 3mo ago
A new CUDA API? For DOS?
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by qrios 3mo ago
Thanks for sharing! I had no idea about the “3-30-300 test,” even though I always pay attention to city trees. I can, however, easily explain the division in Europe: In Italy (for example, in Palermo), the vigorous growth of many species ve
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by qrios 3mo ago
> burning tokens like there was no tomorrow Literaly.
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by qrios 3mo ago
Another „great filter“: How to handle dagerous information?
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by qrios 4mo ago
We are using it for "old-fashioned" use cases (sentiment, classification) for some clients here in Europe. Mistral Small 3.2 8bit is good enough for most well-defined cases. It may just be greenwashing to check “AI sovereignty” of
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by qrios 4mo ago
When I read this thread, "Interstellar" immediately comes to mind. Thanks for sharing!
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by qrios 6mo ago
It’s been a while since I’ve struggled with Xilinx tools, but I can’t imagine there aren’t any hardware limitations these days. Does this run on a Spartan 6, or do you need the latest UltraScale for it? Or does this only run in simulation a
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by qrios 7mo ago
A simple skill markdown for Claude Code was enough to use the local Wolfram Kernel. Even the documentation search is available: ```bash /Applications/Wolfram.app/Contents/MacOS/WolframKernel -noprompt -run ' Ne
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by qrios 7mo ago
Works on my computer: RTX 3090, CUDA 12.6 Interesting project! I haven't really worked with Vulkan myself yet. Hence my question: how is the code compiled and then loaded into the cores? Or is the entire code always compiled in the REP
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by qrios 7mo ago
Very interesting! I'll definitely give it a try. However, the documentation link[1] isn't working at the moment (404). [1] https://crux-ecosystem.github.io/MOL/
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by qrios 7mo ago
https://archive.is/0PLa6
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by qrios 7mo ago
Via certificate invalidation, or turning off services for certificate pinning?
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by qrios 8mo ago
Text: https://www.weforum.org/stories/2026/01/davos-2026-special-a...
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by qrios 8mo ago
Same for me with ISP from Austria.

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