Really interesting. On the other hand, this only applies to a limited set of workloads (training is often memory bandwidth bound for example). I also wonder how this affects power consumption.
That's what I had lying around when I started the build. PTM is now my go-to recommendation.
I ended up going with a Synthetic subscription (they host some open-weight models including K3 and GLM 5.3). They're the only subscription that I found that's simultaneously cheaper than token rates, and is extremely…
What about numpy, numba, and torch.compile?
The official page still downloads 1.23.2. I wonder when this will go live, and if the old app will auto-update.
How many tokens are you getting, roughly?
Why does it work for Red Bull?
If you need that precision, especially for position and not values, why use floats at all?
Oh hey, that's cheaper than Kimi K3! Amusing to see a SOTA OpenAI model be cheaper than a Chinese open weight model. Fwiw I love K3 and use it as a daily driver. I haven't tried Sol, as I dislike OpenAI.
I made the move some time ago. There are some unpolished parts here and there, but I'm glad I made the move. Somewhat unrelated criticism of Gmail - during the migration, I found out that there is no way to search for…
In one of their dev surveys, they did float the idea of divesting Flutter.
I wonder how much effect the CPU's register remapping has on these results. Also, they ran it on an ancient CPU, but I'm not sure how much that matters.
I love the hackability of Thinkpads circa that generation.
Very much agreed. Even more basic than that - memory access patterns are important. The amusing thing is that you end up writing GPU-style code even for CPU. For example - instead of an array of objects, using…
What are some good tools for _authoring_ HDR photography? Lightroom still seems to be mostly SDR. The new Resolve will probably have the tooling, but I haven't tried it.
I meant that they're increasingly converging to be Oppo phones (now running the same OS, hardware is a slightly tweaked Oppo phone variant, etc).
I wonder if this tool can help with EMC compliance testing. My TinySA needs an LNA, so I wonder if this has the required noise floor.
The FIRE net worth seems unrealistically low.
Huh. When I rented a Z7 ii about 5 years ago, I found their Android app to be pretty great. (My next big camera is likely to be a Nikon, in part due to the nice app)
I remember a story on HN from a while back. The idea is that the larger the org, the simpler the message and the tool has to be to reach everyone. The comment author was saying that as a junior, his company implemented…
Yes it would. Or, rather, labeling (not extra tokens).
I think this also stems from ML being more like biology or alchemy and less like math or programming (where you can get down to the first principles, abstractions are rock solid, and non-determinism is limited in scope).
Krazam already has a video covering this exact idea.
This is the PCPartPicker chart that I monitor: https://pcpartpicker.com/trends/price/memory/#ram.ddr5.5600.... - $900 for 2x32GB, used to be $200 a year ago.
I was sort of hoping that they were bootstrapped or at least non-VC funded. I'm wary of them introducing consumer-unfriendly revenue-generating schemes.
Really interesting. On the other hand, this only applies to a limited set of workloads (training is often memory bandwidth bound for example). I also wonder how this affects power consumption.
That's what I had lying around when I started the build. PTM is now my go-to recommendation.
I ended up going with a Synthetic subscription (they host some open-weight models including K3 and GLM 5.3). They're the only subscription that I found that's simultaneously cheaper than token rates, and is extremely…
What about numpy, numba, and torch.compile?
The official page still downloads 1.23.2. I wonder when this will go live, and if the old app will auto-update.
How many tokens are you getting, roughly?
Why does it work for Red Bull?
If you need that precision, especially for position and not values, why use floats at all?
Oh hey, that's cheaper than Kimi K3! Amusing to see a SOTA OpenAI model be cheaper than a Chinese open weight model. Fwiw I love K3 and use it as a daily driver. I haven't tried Sol, as I dislike OpenAI.
I made the move some time ago. There are some unpolished parts here and there, but I'm glad I made the move. Somewhat unrelated criticism of Gmail - during the migration, I found out that there is no way to search for…
In one of their dev surveys, they did float the idea of divesting Flutter.
I wonder how much effect the CPU's register remapping has on these results. Also, they ran it on an ancient CPU, but I'm not sure how much that matters.
I love the hackability of Thinkpads circa that generation.
Very much agreed. Even more basic than that - memory access patterns are important. The amusing thing is that you end up writing GPU-style code even for CPU. For example - instead of an array of objects, using…
What are some good tools for _authoring_ HDR photography? Lightroom still seems to be mostly SDR. The new Resolve will probably have the tooling, but I haven't tried it.
I meant that they're increasingly converging to be Oppo phones (now running the same OS, hardware is a slightly tweaked Oppo phone variant, etc).
I wonder if this tool can help with EMC compliance testing. My TinySA needs an LNA, so I wonder if this has the required noise floor.
The FIRE net worth seems unrealistically low.
Huh. When I rented a Z7 ii about 5 years ago, I found their Android app to be pretty great. (My next big camera is likely to be a Nikon, in part due to the nice app)
I remember a story on HN from a while back. The idea is that the larger the org, the simpler the message and the tool has to be to reach everyone. The comment author was saying that as a junior, his company implemented…
Yes it would. Or, rather, labeling (not extra tokens).
I think this also stems from ML being more like biology or alchemy and less like math or programming (where you can get down to the first principles, abstractions are rock solid, and non-determinism is limited in scope).
Krazam already has a video covering this exact idea.
This is the PCPartPicker chart that I monitor: https://pcpartpicker.com/trends/price/memory/#ram.ddr5.5600.... - $900 for 2x32GB, used to be $200 a year ago.
I was sort of hoping that they were bootstrapped or at least non-VC funded. I'm wary of them introducing consumer-unfriendly revenue-generating schemes.