snake_doc

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by snake_doc 10d ago
Hmm.. why not just use the free and MIT licensed version: https://github.com/magic-wormhole/magic-wormhole you can host the relay and mailbox servers yourself as well
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by snake_doc 1mo ago
lol what no, AI competition is super competitive in China; bytedance has 50% of the inference market and mostly serves from outside of China https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-06-17/microsoft... Byt
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by snake_doc 1mo ago
> We can now generate a single 15-day forecast in less than a minute on a TPU, empowering forecasters to quickly evaluate the probability distribution of potentially devastating tail-risks. Crazy
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by snake_doc 2mo ago
Not directly, relevant, but Alibaba (maker of Qwen) actually owns about ~20-30% of MoonshotAI (the maker of Kimi K3).
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by snake_doc 3mo ago
Image/video understanding still quite cost effective from the Gemini flash series models? Image generation and veo models I’d imagine quite effective for creators; new Instagram accounts with AI content that are garnering millions of f
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by snake_doc 9mo ago
> That’s not change unique to America though. Why would I be thinking of changes that have affected almost every country, when talking about whether Americans recognize how America has changed? Hahahaha, this is like saying, the world wa
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by snake_doc 9mo ago
> Most Americans have no sense of how very different their country is now from say, the country that launched the Apollo missions. You cannot be kidding right? Those that remember the Apollo missions will undoubtedly agree their country
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by snake_doc 9mo ago
What exactly is wrong with Americans or for the most part the rest of the world valuing economic performance as a measure of prosperity and progress? Your comment is again another anecdote confirming European stereotypes. It’s not a “trap”,
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by snake_doc 9mo ago
Would you be able provide some evidence to the contrary when it comes to the topics discussed in the letter? On industrial infrastructure On technology innovation On internet regulation On central planning Otherwise, your comment becomes an
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by snake_doc 9mo ago
Cell towers just need power to keep functioning, starlink adds no utility in an urban dense environment with fiber.
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by snake_doc 9mo ago
> Models were run with maximum available reasoning effort in our API (xhigh for GPT‑5.2 Thinking & Pro, and high for GPT‑5.1 Thinking), except for the professional evals, where GPT‑5.2 Thinking was run with reasoning effort heavy, th
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by snake_doc 10mo ago
China added ~90GW of utility solar per year in last 2 years. There's ~400-500GW solar+wind under construction there. It is possible, just may be not in the U.S. Note: given renewables can't provide base load, capacity factor is 10
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by snake_doc 1y ago
Wot? Is this what AI generated non-sense has come to? This is totally unrelated.
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by snake_doc 1y ago
Aren’t they all optimization techniques at the end of the day? Now you’re just debating semantics
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by snake_doc 1y ago
Hmmm… http://www.incompleteideas.net/IncIdeas/BitterLesson.html
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by snake_doc 1y ago
Um.. the model is tiny: https://github.com/thinking-machines-lab/manifolds/blob/main...
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FT: Nvidia's $100B deal with OpenAI: an Alphaville FAQ(ft.com)
1 points by snake_doc 1y ago|0 comments
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by snake_doc 1y ago
Oh? And taxes can’t be used to buy influence and votes? How naive… Money is fungible… one pocket into another Exhibit 1: Tariff revenues to bail out American farmers: https://www.ft.com/content/0267b431-2ec9-4ca4-9d5c-5
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by snake_doc 1y ago
SCMP is owned by Alibaba, which is subject to the purview of the Chinese Central Government [1]. [1]: https://www.cecc.gov/agencies-responsible-for-censorship-in-...
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by snake_doc 1y ago
Mafia behavior continues… (not my observation, but the Texas senator’s Ted Cruz[1]). $100k is a big pizzo (protection fee)! [1]: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-09-19/ted-cruz-... > “That’s ri
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by snake_doc 1y ago
Are you querying from an EC2 instance close to the S3 data? Are the CSVs partitioned into separate files? Does the machine have 500GB of memory? It’s not always duckdb fault when there can be a clear I/O bottleneck…
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by snake_doc 2y ago
These just seems like over engineered solutions trying to guarantee their job security. When the dataflows are so straight forward, just replicate into pick your OLAP, and transform there.
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by snake_doc 2y ago
Hmm weren’t there also supposed to be the SM re-allocation, doesn’t look like it was included; I may have been mis-remembering the explanation.
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by snake_doc 2y ago
Valid point, but at least that was mathematics. This paper isn’t even math, it’s a data control flow masquerading as math.
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by snake_doc 2y ago
Holy unnecessary use of terminology to explain a reverse graph traversal. “Loss”, “gradients”, “differentiating”— no! stop! This must be what AI hype actually is. Complete incoherent language to explain a very straight forward concept. This
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by snake_doc 2y ago
Without taking a position on unipolar vs. multi-polar: Dario makes an astounding implicit assumption: - China originating labs cannot acquire chips providing 80-90% similar utility without the US within the next 2-3 years. I'll make an
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by snake_doc 2y ago
You should still be mocked. 1. ChatGPT data is widely on the internet, just google Sharegpt dataset and you can scrap 200k+ conversations with a few stroke of huggingface commands. These were then used by the open source community like Vicu
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by snake_doc 2y ago
@dang please link to either the GitHub https://github.com/Jiayi-Pan/TinyZero or the primary source twitter thread: https://x.com/jiayi_pirate/status/1882839370505621655
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by snake_doc 2y ago
No, the only thing that matters is if the portfolio delivers returns in excess of your cost of capital. If your portfolio is green, you can still be a poor performer.
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by snake_doc 2y ago
The other way is certainly also true. Your short piece is rational, but lacks insight into the inference and training dynamics of ML adoption unconstrained. The rate of ML progress is spectacularly compute constrained today. Every step in t

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