snovv_crash

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by snovv_crash 3d ago
You sound bitter about this.
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by snovv_crash 3d ago
I think the point is that RSI is meant to lead to exponential growth in capabilities. If that comes, then being 6 months behind leads to a greater and greater gap, because of how exponential growth works. Personally I expect there is some i
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by snovv_crash 9d ago
The whole point of dual 3090 over other cards is the nvlink support. At that point the pcie doesn't really matter.
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by snovv_crash 13d ago
It may be that those without repeated toxic caloric exposure allows the immune system to focus on other aspects.
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by snovv_crash 15d ago
How will they use it as collateral if it has no value upon sale? Similarly, why would the next place be expensive if it couldn't be used as a speculative asset?
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by snovv_crash 15d ago
LVT can be deferred to the time of sale.
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by snovv_crash 19d ago
A specialized machine for stretching isn't that hard either.
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by snovv_crash 19d ago
Specialized machines can absolutely do a fantastic dough kneeding and rolling process, and spreading ingredients is also trivial with the right tools.
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by snovv_crash 20d ago
Paperclippers but in slow motion with the economy in the loop.
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by snovv_crash 21d ago
Potato potato. Expertise isn't just "Do we have a sysadmin?", it's also "Does the org enable them to get their job done?".
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by snovv_crash 22d ago
It feels stupid having my internet be faster than my computer can connect to it
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by snovv_crash 23d ago
If they can make a business like that, yes. But with how rapidly the competition is catching up, I'm not sure that's a viable strategy.
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by snovv_crash 24d ago
The brick wall will prevent any and all 6GHz penetration.
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by snovv_crash 1mo ago
This article triggered my AI sensitivity. Had to skip the second half.
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by snovv_crash 1mo ago
The advertising case seems to be solved by local models as well, then the data doesn't even need to be sent to the server. The Swift one is interesting, but I don't understand why the transaction needs to be encrypted, or more spe
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by snovv_crash 1mo ago
There are fixed-point models too which can be deterministic. But for floating point you are very instruction-set dependent, never mind floating point operations not being commutative.
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by snovv_crash 1mo ago
So much inefficiency just to run it on someone else's untrusted hardware. Private AI is already possible today with local open-weight models running on hardware you control. Homomorphic encryption is cool technology, but I'm reall
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by snovv_crash 1mo ago
I really can't tell if this is satire or not.
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by snovv_crash 1mo ago
Cool idea. How do you handle temperature in the verification?
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by snovv_crash 1mo ago
Why is that a goal? More likely the site that can surface the stuff people actually want to pay for (which seems to be human generated) will get more revenue in total.
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by snovv_crash 1mo ago
I've seen work using smartphone camera sensors to detect radiation, so with the right software maybe they're everywhere.
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by snovv_crash 1mo ago
Higher aspect ratio blades are more efficient. It maximises disc area for a given mass of blade (linear-squared relationship). Blade is held straight due to tension not purely from torsional strength, so it can be made from a material with
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by snovv_crash 1mo ago
People love to put things into neat boxes so that we can somehow reduce them to a single concept. Unfortunately the real world is usually a bit more messy than that. This is one example that makes it pretty obvious that our model is a littl
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by snovv_crash 1mo ago
Finally an AI company besides DeepSeek taking economics into account.
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by snovv_crash 2mo ago
Ask it in Chinese
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by snovv_crash 2mo ago
I now see engineers treating people like AI agents. It can always get worse...
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by snovv_crash 2mo ago
Anybody who worked on a car knows an extra hand would always be helpful.
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by snovv_crash 2mo ago
Have you seen the US tax code?
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by snovv_crash 2mo ago
Black spray paint is less effort
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by snovv_crash 2mo ago
Tokens are like bandwidth. The more I see the more I get echos of the dotcom bubble.

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