wuschel

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by wuschel 14d ago
The main difference total other laptops of non-Apple make is/was unified memory (graphic VRAM + RAM) architecture. No need for an extra dedicated graphics card to get 64+ GB VRAM.
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by wuschel 17d ago
> But IKEA is more often than not more than sufficient quality. I am not so sure about that. There are some product lines that are somewhat OK price/quality e.g. IVAR seems to be OK. But most IKEA products are too much optimized opt
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by wuschel 19d ago
Ha, cynicism indeed. I know where you are coming from. There is a base level of quality a certain kind of customer is expecting in a product before considering it to be worthless trash. Let's stick with the cynical position and assume
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by wuschel 20d ago
When reading posts like this, I am really curious how organisations control for quality. With an 10x amount of output you 10x the amount of failures at constant production quality. Did you put improved processes into place?
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by wuschel 20d ago
Makes sense re Deepmind. I also guess it is easier to train an AI using Deepmind approach on the Starcraft 2, Go, or other more closed systems than in the rather open business world with all those rules that need to be interpreted by a huma
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by wuschel 20d ago
> My favorite part of AMT is always going to be figuring out that if we only paid in $0.07 intervals, That is hilarious! Was it a semi-random discovery due to interaction with the system and people, or did you intentionally looked to gam
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by wuschel 20d ago
I am actually with you here. Such a system probably needs to be battle tested in a specific domain of business to see where the deficiencies at this stage are.
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by wuschel 20d ago
The way you have expressed it there are optimized workflows not only the managerial/executive, administrative, content producing set of workers, but in almost every profession, encoded in beaurocracy, checklist, best practices and cult
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by wuschel 20d ago
I have no experience with data on bad and good CEOs depending on their working context. At this stage, this seems to be a demo, albeit an interesting one. I find the concept still very intriguing, as it is exactly the thing that attacks whi
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by wuschel 21d ago
I know. It hurts. But I have the feeling that you get what you pay for. The purchase cost of H100 or B200 systems with comparable VRAM is a one order of magnitude higher. Although I can only guess how much lower the token/sec output of
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by wuschel 22d ago
> the most productive people with AI on my team are the two youngest. They don’t have product wisdom, yes, but the gap is so noticeable Is it Software or another problem domain? What problem are they attacking, what stack/method are
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by wuschel 22d ago
> AI isn't adding much productivity Would love to know where this comes from. I am not sure about that. Could you point to data/anecdata?
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by wuschel 1mo ago
I had the same thought. I hope the other providers will add a geographical limitation on this EU rule. (On a side note, I wish they would replace those EU beauracts with LLms).
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by wuschel 1mo ago
Where is the problem with using LLM generated text? You could use your own hypothetical house elf to do it for you, or pay someone to do it. LLMs are just cheaper for a certain set of problems. People will find ways to circumvent this, so t
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by wuschel 1mo ago
I was not trying to say that statistical can't generate deterministic code - I was wondering what tools I could use to make sure that they catch all the invariants when given a specification of inputs, logic layouts, and outputs. Certa
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by wuschel 1mo ago
Hey, thank you so much for jumping in and for your elaboration. > SOC and piece of test equipment might have it's own control language OK, so apart from code generation the LLMs are providing language integration and data integratio
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by wuschel 1mo ago
I understand that they used Claude to create some sort of verification code and test environments from circuit-design information, verification programs, and protocol specifications. But isn't precisely this quite risky due to the stat
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by wuschel 1mo ago
How come Deutsche Bank, a German bank, is the first bank doing this? And why now? Is it because the less friendly political stance towards Europe from the US side that the tables have turned a bit? I also wonder how much political backing a
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by wuschel 1mo ago
> Now 80 percent of it is done using the alternative. Did not follow the industry since 2018, but it is quite a feat switching the supply chains to the recombinant version. Good to hear that they managed to do it. I wonder how other Phar
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by wuschel 1mo ago
The horseshoe crab story comes up on HN now and then. Typical media game, the crabs crawled out their appointed time slot in the media publishing calendar. Here is a full disclaimer (from the trenches of startup land): I co-founded and ran
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by wuschel 1mo ago
A pin? I did and fought for the cause. Happy to share. See my other post in this thread.
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by wuschel 1mo ago
Sounds interesting, indeed. Just dug up this review [1] that claims there were no adverse effects from any of the interventions, and that after 2.5 to 3 years of use, a fluoride toothpaste containing 10% xylitol may reduce caries by 13% wh
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by wuschel 1mo ago
"Die Gedanken sind frei..." - can someone guess them? A truly dystopian question. It is been 10 years ago when I looked through some research in that area. Back then it was the problem to get enough good signal. Has the situation
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by wuschel 1mo ago
I love the cool tech demo! I also would have loved to see a offline sensor calibration package - or whatnot - and analysis of model precision instead of Klingon. Just trying to think up of an actual use case where you would actually truly n
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by wuschel 1mo ago
Aw, that is truly annoying... Thanks for pointing it out! Until now I never experienced something like this.
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by wuschel 1mo ago
I understand that you are alluring that maximum training-state memory, not parameter count, is the key variable here. So you better start with the smallest model, and go to for highest training data quality, with the outlook of coupling sys
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by wuschel 1mo ago
Books that come into my mind that might be useful to you: A Philosophy of Software Design — John Ousterhout Designing Data-Intensive Applications — Martin Kleppmann Domain-Driven Design — Eric Evans There might be some courses as well, but
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by wuschel 2mo ago
Hi! Many thanks for the link! I want to make a side project involving some sort of simulation, and I certainly have a look at it for inspiration. Cheers!
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by wuschel 2mo ago
> Speaking of which, a lot of German natives complain and some are even leaving the country (around 100k left last year), but honestly I have visited / lived in nine countries, and people have no idea how good they have it here. The
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by wuschel 2mo ago
Quite incredible how you can visualize real time simulation by combining Go, WASM and JS. Thank you for posting this. What would have been great is to compare different graphs next to each other (e.g. bi-colour plots). Also, I wish I could

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