tolugenius

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   Jensen Huang Became AI's Taylor Swift(economist.com)

   2 points by tolugenius 2d ago|1 comments
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   by tolugenius 4d ago

   Could there come a limit to the G-cycle? Like either a) marginal gains slow/stall progress or b) more connectivity simply not being better? Curious to hear from folks in this field if this question has been raised.
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   by tolugenius 4d ago

   Archive: http://archive.today/kt50V
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   Nvidia is the central bank of AI(economist.com)

   582 points by tolugenius 4d ago|400 comments
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   by tolugenius 5d ago

   Mate what is this even saying? Assuming we take the author put even 0.1% thinking into this, how would AI take over "Fuel and consumables"? All fuel (and lets even say energy) goes toward powering data centers, robots, and ai ve
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   by tolugenius 8d ago

   Thanks, didn't realize the setup here was simpler than thought.
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   by tolugenius 8d ago

   Off topic a bit but how do I design pages like this with github pages? I'm always very impressed by how far sites can design wise with pages but I'm still newish to it and not sure how to get there.
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   by tolugenius 12d ago

   Isn't this a somewhat standard multi-model setup? there's nothing ground breaking here, just delegate claude to plan -> smaller model for implementation.
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   by tolugenius 12d ago

   Archive link: http://archive.today/0Rxl7
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    by tolugenius 13d ago

    > I am sick of underachieving beavers. Go us! This really made laugh for some reason, just imagining a beaver typing away at HN specifically.
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    by tolugenius 15d ago

    Thanks!
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    by tolugenius 15d ago

    > To be clear about where we stand: we believe the world would benefit if the industry adopted a lawful, verifiable, effective mechanism for coordinated pacing as soon as possible. Can someone explain what coordinated pacing is? I think
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    by tolugenius 15d ago

    I enjoy Newport myself, he's probably the most level-headed take I've come across. Everyone else has some agenda (or product) they're trying to get at and very much ruins the messaging (ex the agent 'civilization' p
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    by tolugenius 15d ago

    I've been doubting him myself (his recent articles just hedge on data centers more than anything else) but then I want to ask, are there any valid critics of AI? Not a "code is bad but it'll get better" but actual crit
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    by tolugenius 19d ago

    Archieve link: http://archive.today/98KYg Can anyone explain how Nvidia is not shaping up to the modern GE? This plus it's recent entry into making a PAC does not bode well
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    by tolugenius 20d ago

    Oh I see, yeah I guess this assumes manufacturers will just adopt this standard universally. Clears things a bit!
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    by tolugenius 20d ago

    I don't want to be that guy but did they invent bluetooth for ai? Like what is MHS actually? I read it twice and still don't get it
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    by tolugenius 20d ago

    Assuming this deal goes through, I do wonder what this means for the future of open source models. Like it's very possible the next deepseek model host it's weight on it's site first, vs treating HF as a canonical hosting sit
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    by tolugenius 21d ago

    I'm curious if someone working in DL can speak on what the major things the field is working on for the ~10-15 years? Like I'm curious if another architecture like transformers could be made (in how foundational it was to llms and
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    Show HN: Rally (Real-Time Dual-Arm Robotic Table Tennis System)(github.com)

    2 points by tolugenius 24d ago|0 comments
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    by tolugenius 26d ago

    > The other place I’ve seen tech evangelism is in Haskell, specifically the belief that strongly typed programs are a better way to build software. Interesting, I'm newer to the field so I say I saw this more particularly with the r
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    by tolugenius 26d ago

    Just want to say thanks for all the suggestions everyone!
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    by tolugenius 26d ago

    Where would you recommend I start with J.G.? I got into Baudrillard and have been meaning to go further down the train of thought.
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    by tolugenius 26d ago

    Funny, does anyone know the history of any of the markers? I'm just curious why this is global thing really.
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    by tolugenius 28d ago

    I know this study is focused in China but one thing I'd like to understand is the nuance in what kind of student is likely to always reach for ai for homework help as I think (especially in the US, can't speak for other countrie
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    by tolugenius 1mo ago

    > pay living wages But have you thought about the poor shareholders? /s
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    by tolugenius 1mo ago

    > "Could they (Anthropic) get a $2 trillion valuation, yeah they could and I just wonder if it would stay there over time" Can someone explain exactly how the market can in any sense support not one but two trillion dollar va
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    by tolugenius 1mo ago

    The headline is very misleading, because the manager already knew the employee was tardy, had spoken with privately on it, and merely consulted the AI before the making the decision. Even moreso the AI was faulty on keeping track on attenda
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    by tolugenius 1mo ago

    Maybe I missed this, but what are they considering a fact? More specifically, how dated (or recent) should be the answer be? Most of these questions read more like gotchas than trying to understand how and why the model got to it's spe
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    by tolugenius 1mo ago

    Archive link ( https://archive.is/20260814213548/https://www.ft.com/content... ) Pretty short so I imagine more details and analysis are forthcoming.