yunohn

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by yunohn 14d ago
I have the same phone. And I also use it just as a camera - it truly is that good! Gotta try it yourself to believe it maybe.
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by yunohn 2mo ago
> if you enable them in about:config (privacy.userContext.enabled and privacy.userContext.ui.enabled) This would be my definition of not available as a native user-accessible feature versus what they are launching now.
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by yunohn 3mo ago
While I sympathize with the general negative outrage towards this change, I truly believe that people here fail to empathize with the mainstream users of Android phones. I personally have seen every single older relative and non-tech friend
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by yunohn 3mo ago
> a product sheet showing what each models strengths an weaknesses are This presumes that the labs themselves know how well their models perform. But all they have are overtuned benchmarks and hype vibes.
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by yunohn 3mo ago
> PG's response can be boiled down to "nuh uh" Worse, it's just a long post trying to show that doing math with a calculator somehow disproves real-life ethics.
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by yunohn 3mo ago
> a side project so there’s not much to lose other than some of my weekly limit that resets soon Basically the entire token-maxxing AI hype train in a nutshell. Lovely!
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by yunohn 4mo ago
Maybe I missed something, but this article felt more like an ad for their modern matchbox designs, versus any sort of gallery of older ones - save for a collage near the end.
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by yunohn 5mo ago
This has clearly worked out well with giving guns to the entire US population…
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by yunohn 5mo ago
I believe you've misread - the Nvidia article and your quote support my point. Only by disabling the fp optimizations, are the authors are able to stop the inaccuracies.
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by yunohn 5mo ago
I initially thought the same, but apparently with the inaccuracies inherent to floating-point arithmetic and various other such accuracy leakage, it’s not true! https://arxiv.org/html/2408.04667v5
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by yunohn 6mo ago
> kernel version powering Ubuntu 26.04 *LTS*
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by yunohn 6mo ago
Feels like a lot of words to avoid thinking about “black” money and favors in kind. For example, nobody would include Trump’s golden bar from Switzerland in such ann estimate - repeated ad nauseam for all lobbying corruption.
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by yunohn 6mo ago
Truly tired of seeing yet-another spam machine. All of these hype machines are built to spam people about their /paid/ hype product, rinse-repeat. BS
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by yunohn 7mo ago
> Previous HN discussions You say this, and yet there are no real comments i.e. discussion in either of them? This must be the HN equivalent of Stack Overflow's infamous "closed as duplicate".
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by yunohn 7mo ago
Almost all companies issuing stock to employees also ban them and their family members and fellow house residents from trading in the same stock to avoid insider style improprieties and the SEC has frequently prosecuted such cases. Wild tha
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by yunohn 7mo ago
Here’s the FTC’s definition of an ad: > Any message designed to promote or sell a product, service, or brand, where there is a material connection between the speaker and the advertiser. Yes, a discount is an ad - sometimes by the brand&
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by yunohn 7mo ago
You seem to have defined ads as "obvious calls to action that end up in me buying it for sure". That's a pretty narrow view of marketing, but it does feel like you are aware that there may be other forms as you provide exampl
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by yunohn 7mo ago
> Yes, it does. I find the way you operate - supporting and benefitting from Polymarket - to be equally disdainful from the same moralistic standpoint that gambling is banned from, but I guess even in orthodoxy one can bend the rules to
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by yunohn 7mo ago
> yeshiva Doesn’t Orthodox Judaism (like all religions) look quite harshly upon all forms of gambling? How is Polymarket kosher? To be clear, I didn’t question efficient market hypotheses - my stance has been pretty clear along the threa
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by yunohn 7mo ago
Neither the blog nor Taalas' original post specify what speed to expect when using the SRAM in conjunction with the baked-in weights? To be taken seriously, that is really necessary to explain in detail, than a passing mention.
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by yunohn 7mo ago
The world continues to evolve, in a way that requires flexibility - not more constraints. I just fail to see a future where we want less general purpose computers, and more hard-wired ones? Would be interesting to be proven wrong though!
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by yunohn 7mo ago
> then yes. I missed a link to any source for this claim? > I'd also challenge you to outperform I wasn't making a competition out of this - rather I'm questioning the fundamental basis of this.
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by yunohn 7mo ago
IME llama et all require LoRA or fine-tuning to be usable. That's their real value vs closed source massive models, and their small size makes this possible, appealing, and doable on a recurring basis as things evolve. Again, rendering
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by yunohn 7mo ago
But the BTC mining algorithm has not and will not change. That’s the only reason ASICs atleast make a bit of sense for crypto. AI being static weights is already challenged with the frequent model updates we already see - but may even be a
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by yunohn 7mo ago
> there is large value for some people in knowing when a country will be invaded Are there any examples of people/companies trusting degenerate gamblers on prediction markets and making real life-changing decisions? All the examples
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by yunohn 7mo ago
> it's clear prediction markets like Polymarket incentivize sharing information I severely dislike these euphemisms used by prediction market enthusiasts. What exactly is the value of information like “most searched person on Google
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by yunohn 7mo ago
What is the firm example that provides meaning to “claw”? I guess we don’t have any concrete analytics, but I would be willing to bet that the fraction of people who actually used openclaw is abysmally small, vs the hype. “Agent”s have been
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by yunohn 7mo ago
Completely agreed - and that media exposure is a result of clickbait journos piggybacking on the AI hype crowd. It's all a quite disappointing feedback loop.
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by yunohn 7mo ago
> Andrej helping coin yet another new term, something he's very good at Ignoring all the other stuff, isn't this just a phenomenon of Andrej being worshipped by the AI hype crowd? This entire space is becoming a deification spr
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by yunohn 7mo ago
Indeed, via the related moltbook project that he was also hyping - https://x.com/theonejvo/status/2017732898632437932

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