And in some contexts you have the subtle distinction that fold is linear and reduce requires an associative operation and an identity element (aka a monoid)
~1960 ELIZA beat the Turing test and then everyone forgot about it. Humans are just really terrible at recognising robots.
Intelligence is still not well defined, and by more solid attempt LLMs absolutely are. Intelligence, Knowledge and Sentience are three very separate concepts.
They moved from HBM to dedicated silicon and only got a 48x speed up? That is so, so, so much less than I would've expected. Any numbers on how it scales?
Anthropic basically downgraded all their tiers when they released Mythos, no nah, Sonnet 5 is the successor to Haiku 4.x
Emergent phenomena = pass/fail grading of multi part problems. If you're just gonna count it as a fail you're not gonna see the progress until everything works, even if every single subproblem improves linearly.
No? That would mean implementation defined, not undefined.
No, you can't assume it. You can trust them as they made that claim outright. Or you can choose to not trust them, I guess
Oh, the context window I overrode immediately, the default one can't even reach my prompt in opencode, it's pushed out by all the pre- and post-amble. But I should probably try something less compressed next time I…
Or, as others have already noted, it's only about 15k and the repo includes tools and test programs.
An ASIC won't help until models are compute bound. They're still memory bound at all levels.
Yeah, I really should know. But I'm using whatever ollama gave me by default, which probably isn't optimal.
Could you expand more on what you do with qwen3.6? Because I couldn't get the denser 27B version to do trivial "take this pattern, repeat it over a single file with minimal thought, just slightly beyond what I can do…
No, that's just a convention. Any function can just create a new allocator, or import the global one, or use malloc from libc. Zig does nothing to enforce this convention.
That's just not true. It's just a convention. You can assign the allocator to a global or use malloc from libc. The article is correct.
This was just theorised. The leaked OpenAI financials suggest otherwise (because of shady naming of losses) The only ones who seem to profit are the ones running smaller Chinese models. Even NVIDIA seems to have to…
Except others have done the same comparison to current PC prices and still found a ~50% markup.
Only if you were jailed correctly. Getting out of jail when you shouldn't've been jailed in the first place is not a jailbreak
Didn't he get the nobel for NNs? LLMs came much later
No, he didn't? He predicted that third parties would donate tokens to FOSS projects, not that the labs would. One is PR that started ages ago, the other is a reasonable prediction of where the world is going.
Really? I had a terrible experience with 4.7-flash. Qwen-3.5 is still the best local model for me. (3.6 pushed VRAM usage just out of 24GB and then you're not using a consumer GPU any more)
> I've not even heard of compile times being significantly slowed by type checking. Look at Swift. But yeah, Swift is the only language I've ever heard having compile time issues because of the type checking.
Because the BEAM has much more to it than a terrible dynamic type system?
I hope this will never be the case. As long as we have personal vehicles they should be personally controlled. Self driving cars is such a waste of everyone's money. Cities should all have better public transport and…
The typescript compiler is a typescript app. Or was, I guess
And in some contexts you have the subtle distinction that fold is linear and reduce requires an associative operation and an identity element (aka a monoid)
~1960 ELIZA beat the Turing test and then everyone forgot about it. Humans are just really terrible at recognising robots.
Intelligence is still not well defined, and by more solid attempt LLMs absolutely are. Intelligence, Knowledge and Sentience are three very separate concepts.
They moved from HBM to dedicated silicon and only got a 48x speed up? That is so, so, so much less than I would've expected. Any numbers on how it scales?
Anthropic basically downgraded all their tiers when they released Mythos, no nah, Sonnet 5 is the successor to Haiku 4.x
Emergent phenomena = pass/fail grading of multi part problems. If you're just gonna count it as a fail you're not gonna see the progress until everything works, even if every single subproblem improves linearly.
No? That would mean implementation defined, not undefined.
No, you can't assume it. You can trust them as they made that claim outright. Or you can choose to not trust them, I guess
Oh, the context window I overrode immediately, the default one can't even reach my prompt in opencode, it's pushed out by all the pre- and post-amble. But I should probably try something less compressed next time I…
Or, as others have already noted, it's only about 15k and the repo includes tools and test programs.
An ASIC won't help until models are compute bound. They're still memory bound at all levels.
Yeah, I really should know. But I'm using whatever ollama gave me by default, which probably isn't optimal.
Could you expand more on what you do with qwen3.6? Because I couldn't get the denser 27B version to do trivial "take this pattern, repeat it over a single file with minimal thought, just slightly beyond what I can do…
No, that's just a convention. Any function can just create a new allocator, or import the global one, or use malloc from libc. Zig does nothing to enforce this convention.
That's just not true. It's just a convention. You can assign the allocator to a global or use malloc from libc. The article is correct.
This was just theorised. The leaked OpenAI financials suggest otherwise (because of shady naming of losses) The only ones who seem to profit are the ones running smaller Chinese models. Even NVIDIA seems to have to…
Except others have done the same comparison to current PC prices and still found a ~50% markup.
Only if you were jailed correctly. Getting out of jail when you shouldn't've been jailed in the first place is not a jailbreak
Didn't he get the nobel for NNs? LLMs came much later
No, he didn't? He predicted that third parties would donate tokens to FOSS projects, not that the labs would. One is PR that started ages ago, the other is a reasonable prediction of where the world is going.
Really? I had a terrible experience with 4.7-flash. Qwen-3.5 is still the best local model for me. (3.6 pushed VRAM usage just out of 24GB and then you're not using a consumer GPU any more)
> I've not even heard of compile times being significantly slowed by type checking. Look at Swift. But yeah, Swift is the only language I've ever heard having compile time issues because of the type checking.
Because the BEAM has much more to it than a terrible dynamic type system?
I hope this will never be the case. As long as we have personal vehicles they should be personally controlled. Self driving cars is such a waste of everyone's money. Cities should all have better public transport and…
The typescript compiler is a typescript app. Or was, I guess