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tgtweak
1mo ago
Are we surprised? Humans evolved with communal success and collaboration engrained over millennia. Agents are trained as individual "all knowing" single entities, effectively rendering them single person players. These models all
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1mo ago
https://eclipsefan.org/ Posting this from a HN post a few days ago - one of the better "where is the eclipse currently" trackers that isn't currently ddossed. adding that there are some great webcams in santa
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1mo ago
Check out the post from the family that has been counting Quality Street tin candies every year for the last decade or two... very telling.
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1mo ago
It's like vanity license plates but with even less constraints... "Unsinkable II".
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1mo ago
There is definitely an under-served target memory size of 48GB - almost everything aims for: 12, 16, 24, 32, 64, ...) But most dual-gpu setups, 3090/4090 (and some mac configs afaik) have 48GB, and most 64GB systems would do well with
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1mo ago
Amazing, now if we could just get this for silicon wafers :D All joking aside, would be great to get something like this for shuttle run wafer taping vs the current 6+ month window.
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1mo ago
2020: https://www.civisanalytics.com/resources/the-best-mario-kart... OG credit to: Henry Hinnefeld 2015: https://hinnefe2.github.io/python/tools/2015/09/21/mario-kar...
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2mo ago
Quest 3 has a 3d explorer (hyperscape) and you can walk around Gordon Ramsay's kitchen.. it was the first "ok, damn" app experience in the quest for me where it felt like you were there. I can only imagine how powerful that e
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2mo ago
Says that it's boost-only in all the literature I could see, so it can only add power to the prop not generate with it. Regardless, you don't really get into a position where you're harvesting energy in a plane - you just us
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2mo ago
More like an Edison Motors hybrid system.
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2mo ago
Yes but then you're erasing some of your fuel efficiency gains on take-off by running a significantly less efficient APU to charge it back up. Also I think the APU is a built in unit designed entirely for in-flight loads (like an alte
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2mo ago
The larger turbine (like a PW100 1.8MW in the dash-8 that this demonstrator is replacing) is at peak efficiency (~0.30kg/kWh output SFC) near full load, then it cuts back to 50% power while cruising where it also drops into a less-effi
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2mo ago
Rtx has an interesting patent [1] on this that highlights some of the novelties of this setup vs a traditional hybrid (planetary motor/generator like in a Prius): It's a boost-only motor, it doesn't/can't harvest en
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2mo ago
The cameras on the Pro versions used to be so good, then starting around one-plus 9 they really went downhill. I have photos in my archive from my OP8 Pro that look much better than those taken with the OP13. Coinciding with Samsung nerfin
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2mo ago
I think given how much benchmaxxing we're seeing - the anecdotal evidence of how competent this model is (and efficient) will depend on user's actual real-world use cases. Given the pricing, it suggests that this model is much mor
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3mo ago
None of this is surprising - they're trying to mask and relay when they detect known patterns of what looks like distillation attacks and client app copying/modification. The list obfuscation here is likely to prevent or make it
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3mo ago
I feel like a clean room opensource keyboard could implement those without any patent liabilities. Software patents are notoriously difficult to enforce and I don't think nuance is spending any money enforcing this given they stopped
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3mo ago
swype was so good before it got destroyed by Nuance. Gboard's own swipe to type is decent but missing a lot of those features that made swype so much better (swipe once backwards to erase the previous word, loop a letter to double it,
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3mo ago
It's the same for all the gambling platforms - they give creators and influencers privileged accounts that win more than they lose so when they stream it looks like they're not losing constantly.
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3mo ago
Nuclear also works well with grid batteries to smooth demand curves, which Ontario is targeting 2700MW of scale by 2030.
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3mo ago
Not a decision that users are aware of though. Nor is there a setting to disable/change it. It just showed up one day and erased your previous sessions.
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3mo ago
Slightly better than the claude code "feature" that deletes all your session context and transcripts older than 30 days old.
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3mo ago
This is a failure of malware flagging systems as well - VT should not return clean if there are any downstream files that are malicious - such as in this case.
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3mo ago
Implying that google's "snippets" were never curated to remove anti-google facts or that they didn't curate the search results in their favor...
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3mo ago
It'll be replaced by a new react app within a few hires lol
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4mo ago
It's a disruption game - releasing competent open models disrupts smaller labs trying to release their own or commercialize their own. It's a similar rationale behind the Chinese labs releasing near-frontier open-weighted models
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4mo ago
I think you can definitely improve the throughput/iops by using BAR vs treating it like a file store/mount through cuda which adds a lot of overhead.
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4mo ago
Critically, it was the webhook/sync that was down which really messed with a lot of external systems (nosto, klaviyo, 3PLs...)
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4mo ago
Is anyone using haiku 4.5? Why not showcase it against something in a similar domain like qwen3.6 or gemma 4?
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4mo ago
It may work - depending on your ram speeds it might not even be that much slower.
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