sorenjan

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by sorenjan 7d ago
That time costs money, the safe costs money, having cash attracts criminal elements like robbers or dishonest employees, your employee might get robbed on their way to the banking machine making it a workplace hazard, security guards costs
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Gaussian Point Splatting – a stochastic method for rendering 3DGS scenes(jorisar.nl)
1 points by sorenjan 8d ago|0 comments
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by sorenjan 8d ago
I get what you mean, the marvels of modern mass production and logistics impress me too, but those cabinets costs as much as a small house in some places so it still comes across as rich people musings. And for the record I'm not poor,
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by sorenjan 9d ago
He spent more on gaming computers than my yearly salary, and then follows it up with > I actually find it funny how cheap computers are.
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by sorenjan 9d ago
Jackery Solar Roof.
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by sorenjan 13d ago
Sounds more like a legal issue with permitted spectrum use than an arbitrary LG policy.
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by sorenjan 1mo ago
Just a few days ago I looked up a small coffee shop on Google maps which claimed it was closed, but their own website had different opening hours showing it was open. It's a seasonal business and Google had old data. Businesses should
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by sorenjan 2mo ago
This seems like something that should be easy to confirm, but I haven't seen anyone do it. Do they keep a database of every website visit all Edge users make?
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by sorenjan 2mo ago
That wouldn't explain how they connected the GDID to the visit to the retailers website > Three hours later, the same GDID visited the retailer’s own website, through the same Tzulo proxy address used to set up the ngrok account.
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by sorenjan 2mo ago
> Microsoft provided the FBI with the history of IP addresses tied to that specific GDID. This article, and most articles about this, doesn't explain where FBI got that GDID from. Ok, Microsoft has a list of IP addresses that has be
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by sorenjan 2mo ago
I think the project page is a better URL, it contains more info and demos for what this is and it has a link to the code anyway: https://rover-xingyu.github.io/TTT3R/ This looks really interesting, especially when comb
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by sorenjan 2mo ago
Mathematical breakthrough, genius, trending on Artstation.
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by sorenjan 2mo ago
That's up to you of course, but is it that much more work to compile the cli binary at the same time as you compile the libraries? How am I supposed to actually use the Cuda binaries available in the releases section, through a separat
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by sorenjan 2mo ago
For some reason OpenCode doesn't find my local models through LM Studio. Instead it shows three other models that I don't have. I guess I should add the models myself in opencode.json, but I generally dislike hardcoding things wh
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by sorenjan 2mo ago
Why not include transcribe-cli in the release archives to make it easier to use for people that can't compile it themselves? I downloaded the Cuda version but it's only the dll files, I don't really want to have to deal with
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by sorenjan 2mo ago
- What you do at Initech is you take the specifications from the customer and bring them down to the prompt engineers? - Yes, yes that's right. - Well then I just have to ask why can't the customers take them directly to the vibe
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by sorenjan 3mo ago
This is the problem with so many modern companies. Instead of focusing on building great products that their customers will enjoy using, they're trying to build relationships with users. Maybe I'm overthinking things, but to me &q
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by sorenjan 3mo ago
> It turns out that NSFW activities account for "well over half" of Grok's traffic, according to a new report in The Information that cites two former employees of the SpaceX-owned company. https://www.engadget.
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by sorenjan 3mo ago
> Well over half of Grok's overall traffic is driven by pornographic images and videos, adult role-play chats or other such activity, according to the report This is worth $2.25 trillion?
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Grok's Traffic Is Mostly Driven by Adult Content(forbes.com)
25 points by sorenjan 3mo ago|8 comments
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by sorenjan 3mo ago
I think companies should do this too, in a smaller scale. Proxy all LLM traffic to and from your employees, and use it to fine tune a smaller local model.
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by sorenjan 3mo ago
Doesn't "real" distillation use the logits instead of the final tokens? I would classify this more like using a model to generate synthetic training data.
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by sorenjan 3mo ago
Looks really nice. You might consider adding some presets to make it easier to get started, like some common neural net architectures and other use cases for TikZ.
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by sorenjan 3mo ago
How would you best utilize a model like this for coding? I take it it's not meant for vibe coding a full app, and the reasoning probably makes it unsuitable for autocomplete. Would you use it to implement specific functions? I looked a
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by sorenjan 3mo ago
Am I understanding the ballooning part right that this doesn't allocate all of the VM memory from the host until it's needed, and releases memory automatically when it's not needed anymore? So you can overprovision memory wit
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by sorenjan 3mo ago
AVX512 isn't available on most new CPUs, I'm guessing ACE will only be available on server CPUs for at least a couple of years at launch?
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Next-Latent Prediction Transformers Learn Compact World Models - MS Research(jaydenteoh.github.io)
2 points by sorenjan 3mo ago|0 comments
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by sorenjan 3mo ago
Sufficiently advanced parody is indistinguishable from reality.
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by sorenjan 3mo ago
Google recently released their paper "Image Generators are Generalist Vision Learners" about exactly this. They fine tuned Nano Banana pro into what they call Vision Banana which can do segmentation etc. https://arxiv.o
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by sorenjan 3mo ago
Google (Alphabet) owns 6% of SpaceX which they bought for $12B in 2015. They want to maximize the value of their investment.

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