> There isn't really much waste in federal spending. I don't know much about US spending but if it's anything like the UK I doubt that. There's plenty of waste. People only end up thinking there isn't, because it's…
It's going to have to be like 20C hotter before some people will accept that it isn't "just summer".
There's so much weaselling in this post. His suggested solution to Zig memory errors is to never dynamically allocate memory? I mean... come on. He complains about the lack of motivational blog post until after the…
Yeah that doesn't make any sense at all. It sounds like a post-hoc justification to me. > If you find a real-world case where STRICT tables prevented or would have prevented a bug in an application, please post a…
There's no reason CPUs can't do prediction and speculative execution on conditional moves just like they do with conditional branches. But with conditional moves the cost of a misprediction is going to be much lower…
And GPT-3 was released 6 years ago in 2020... What's your point?
Wow that is quite surprising. Almost seems like it could be a compiler bug tbh. Very fragile optimisation if not!
Yeah Python seems like a bad choice. LLMs seem to write low quality Python compared to Rust, presumably because there is a lot more low quality Python in their training sets than there is for Rust.
There's absolutely no way that's true.
I'm not saying it's new technology. The patriot missile costs $4m each. None of the drones Ukraine is using have this tech. The new thing is that it's available for purchase for a reasonable price.
Yeah the readme definitely needs some non-trivial examples. How does this handle raw pointers? Operator overloading? Inheritance?
How can I instantly tell this is slop?
How does it feel to be at the epicentre of arseholery? Genuine question. Not sure how I'd feel.
> 3,300 one-pound bags of sugar Woah that must weigh almost 3,301 pounds!
Yeah I think it is at every defense show, but that doesn't mean it makes it to the front lines. Defense show = super expensive. This is cheap.
Yeah like, doesn't Texas have plenty of land available for solar? Why isn't the Nevada desert filled with solar panels?
> There are 3 letter *"r"*s in "strawberry." > > Spelled out: s t r a w b e r r y → the r's are the 3rd, 8th, and 9th letters. > Teachers don't make confident mistakes because the student asked the wrong way. I don't…
Dwarf Fortress didn't have any assets at all initially...
IMO that's one of the few good decisions Python made. You simply don't have to think about overflow, underflow, signed or unsigned. But I'm not sure it makes sense in a language like Go where they actually care about…
I was actually thinking that's kind of genius, even if it is a bit too subtle. Probably better than casting though. (Of course the best thing is real range types like in Rust.)
I don't think it's quite as simple as that. LLMs do make mistakes but generally with slightly obscure difficult stuff. They're not going to struggle at all with things a 4-9 year old is learning. Also it's not like…
It's tedious to see the same rhetorical style everywhere. It's cliché overload. Basically 6 7 in prose form.
Message passing is definitely a good solution in many cases, but shared data structures are often significantly faster. Even Go doesn't restrict you to message passing, even though it is very focused on channels.
I don't think I really agree with that. You can make do with less powerful machines in Rust too. Until this year I was using a 12 year old quad core machine that was only a bit faster than a RPi 5. I think the biggest…
> Hy3 has 295B parameters in total. To serve it on 8 GPUs, we recommend using H20-3e or other GPUs with larger memory capacity. I would.
> There isn't really much waste in federal spending. I don't know much about US spending but if it's anything like the UK I doubt that. There's plenty of waste. People only end up thinking there isn't, because it's…
It's going to have to be like 20C hotter before some people will accept that it isn't "just summer".
There's so much weaselling in this post. His suggested solution to Zig memory errors is to never dynamically allocate memory? I mean... come on. He complains about the lack of motivational blog post until after the…
Yeah that doesn't make any sense at all. It sounds like a post-hoc justification to me. > If you find a real-world case where STRICT tables prevented or would have prevented a bug in an application, please post a…
There's no reason CPUs can't do prediction and speculative execution on conditional moves just like they do with conditional branches. But with conditional moves the cost of a misprediction is going to be much lower…
And GPT-3 was released 6 years ago in 2020... What's your point?
Wow that is quite surprising. Almost seems like it could be a compiler bug tbh. Very fragile optimisation if not!
Yeah Python seems like a bad choice. LLMs seem to write low quality Python compared to Rust, presumably because there is a lot more low quality Python in their training sets than there is for Rust.
There's absolutely no way that's true.
I'm not saying it's new technology. The patriot missile costs $4m each. None of the drones Ukraine is using have this tech. The new thing is that it's available for purchase for a reasonable price.
Yeah the readme definitely needs some non-trivial examples. How does this handle raw pointers? Operator overloading? Inheritance?
How can I instantly tell this is slop?
How does it feel to be at the epicentre of arseholery? Genuine question. Not sure how I'd feel.
> 3,300 one-pound bags of sugar Woah that must weigh almost 3,301 pounds!
Yeah I think it is at every defense show, but that doesn't mean it makes it to the front lines. Defense show = super expensive. This is cheap.
Yeah like, doesn't Texas have plenty of land available for solar? Why isn't the Nevada desert filled with solar panels?
> There are 3 letter *"r"*s in "strawberry." > > Spelled out: s t r a w b e r r y → the r's are the 3rd, 8th, and 9th letters. > Teachers don't make confident mistakes because the student asked the wrong way. I don't…
Dwarf Fortress didn't have any assets at all initially...
IMO that's one of the few good decisions Python made. You simply don't have to think about overflow, underflow, signed or unsigned. But I'm not sure it makes sense in a language like Go where they actually care about…
I was actually thinking that's kind of genius, even if it is a bit too subtle. Probably better than casting though. (Of course the best thing is real range types like in Rust.)
I don't think it's quite as simple as that. LLMs do make mistakes but generally with slightly obscure difficult stuff. They're not going to struggle at all with things a 4-9 year old is learning. Also it's not like…
It's tedious to see the same rhetorical style everywhere. It's cliché overload. Basically 6 7 in prose form.
Message passing is definitely a good solution in many cases, but shared data structures are often significantly faster. Even Go doesn't restrict you to message passing, even though it is very focused on channels.
I don't think I really agree with that. You can make do with less powerful machines in Rust too. Until this year I was using a 12 year old quad core machine that was only a bit faster than a RPi 5. I think the biggest…
> Hy3 has 295B parameters in total. To serve it on 8 GPUs, we recommend using H20-3e or other GPUs with larger memory capacity. I would.