Apple (and the ARM ecosystem as a whole) has never really needed massive GPU compute before, it’s always been about power efficiency and just enough GPU oomph to make UI fluid. Even historic Mac Pro workloads never…
I think we should make it illegal to not specify the quantization in the headline for these types of posts.
this is really cool but it seems very unlikely that someone targeting an exotic system not supported by rust (mostly embedded and ancient mainframe targets) would be willing to trust a beta transpiler to not inject any…
An important idea I’ve observed true across industries is “prices rise like a rocket and fall like a feather,” meaning that even though price rises are usually genuinely driven, you can bet that once they’re up the…
this is really clever, props
Location: NYC / LA Remote: yes Willing to relocate: NYC or LA Technologies: Motion planning, autonomy, embedded microcontrollers, embedded Linux, perception systems, controls. C, C++, Python, Rust Résumé/CV:…
they’re doing m7 on the intel 18a fab, which is exactly that
One of the stupidest things about this is we talk all day along about how frontier models don’t just interpolate distribution, then can extrapolate out. Then something like this comes along and a model can generate gore…
My honest read is that, having everything — the data centers, the compute, the models (however misaligned they might be), the only thing xAI is missing is users. They don’t have any users because the only people who use…
this being HN, from the title i genuinely had no idea whether this link would be about music, the apple graphics acceleration framework, or ore deposits.
really impressive. did not expect this from infineon.
> One of the lessons of philosophy is that once you adopt any particular value system, almost all philosophers either become immoral or caught up in meaningless and trivial quibbles. Can you explain more about this?
> Do people have extremely complex Actions that I can't fathom? Yes. Think CI jobs that test every candidate PR against a matrix of build targets, run fuzzing, run simulation tests, run bench regression tests, etc etc.…
I had issues with Qwen thinking endlessly when I didn’t know I wasn’t using the temp/top_k/min_p/etc settings specified in the readme. I’ve never had an issue with Gemma 4 thinking endlessly but could possibly be the…
This makes a lot of my experience with Qwen make sense. I’ve watched all the benchmarks imply how close it should be to various GPT or Claude releases, but in my own use chatting with it or trying to get it do agentic…
Perennially relevant: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/Jq73GozjsuhdwMLEG/superstimu... Also in comic form: https://stuartmcmillen.com/comic/supernormal-stimuli/
not anything new. people have been taking up “old timey” hobbies to get away from screens since the late 2000s. you’ll remember the hipster javascript baristas of portland taking up leatherworking and blacksmithing…
In his entire screed he never realizes the reason Apple got their transition to work was they genuinely worked hard to make it happen on both ends: they forced developers hard AND still shipped Rosetta 2 to make it…
it’s not ZIRP anymore but it might as well be. you can truly get funded to make anything right now
I believe you’re late to the “ash shell” name by about 36 years https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Almquist_shell
very interesting article but i was surprised pg’s conclusion was the opposite of what i expected. to me it was like oh this is brilliant, instead of trading effort linearly for money you can just control image and be…
you never know what’s going on in someone else’s claude max plan
i do robots for work (formerly drones, now self driving cars). pick a type of robot that interests you. self driving rovers, industrial manufacturing machines, drones, humanoids, underwater pipe inspecting subs are all…
To be fair, writing a takedown blogpost on a maintainer for closing its PR is the most human oss dev thing an agent could do.
there are so many special cases that this game responds to, i was shocked that it didn’t involve an llm at all at the end. very cool.
Apple (and the ARM ecosystem as a whole) has never really needed massive GPU compute before, it’s always been about power efficiency and just enough GPU oomph to make UI fluid. Even historic Mac Pro workloads never…
I think we should make it illegal to not specify the quantization in the headline for these types of posts.
this is really cool but it seems very unlikely that someone targeting an exotic system not supported by rust (mostly embedded and ancient mainframe targets) would be willing to trust a beta transpiler to not inject any…
An important idea I’ve observed true across industries is “prices rise like a rocket and fall like a feather,” meaning that even though price rises are usually genuinely driven, you can bet that once they’re up the…
this is really clever, props
Location: NYC / LA Remote: yes Willing to relocate: NYC or LA Technologies: Motion planning, autonomy, embedded microcontrollers, embedded Linux, perception systems, controls. C, C++, Python, Rust Résumé/CV:…
they’re doing m7 on the intel 18a fab, which is exactly that
One of the stupidest things about this is we talk all day along about how frontier models don’t just interpolate distribution, then can extrapolate out. Then something like this comes along and a model can generate gore…
My honest read is that, having everything — the data centers, the compute, the models (however misaligned they might be), the only thing xAI is missing is users. They don’t have any users because the only people who use…
this being HN, from the title i genuinely had no idea whether this link would be about music, the apple graphics acceleration framework, or ore deposits.
really impressive. did not expect this from infineon.
> One of the lessons of philosophy is that once you adopt any particular value system, almost all philosophers either become immoral or caught up in meaningless and trivial quibbles. Can you explain more about this?
> Do people have extremely complex Actions that I can't fathom? Yes. Think CI jobs that test every candidate PR against a matrix of build targets, run fuzzing, run simulation tests, run bench regression tests, etc etc.…
I had issues with Qwen thinking endlessly when I didn’t know I wasn’t using the temp/top_k/min_p/etc settings specified in the readme. I’ve never had an issue with Gemma 4 thinking endlessly but could possibly be the…
This makes a lot of my experience with Qwen make sense. I’ve watched all the benchmarks imply how close it should be to various GPT or Claude releases, but in my own use chatting with it or trying to get it do agentic…
Perennially relevant: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/Jq73GozjsuhdwMLEG/superstimu... Also in comic form: https://stuartmcmillen.com/comic/supernormal-stimuli/
not anything new. people have been taking up “old timey” hobbies to get away from screens since the late 2000s. you’ll remember the hipster javascript baristas of portland taking up leatherworking and blacksmithing…
In his entire screed he never realizes the reason Apple got their transition to work was they genuinely worked hard to make it happen on both ends: they forced developers hard AND still shipped Rosetta 2 to make it…
it’s not ZIRP anymore but it might as well be. you can truly get funded to make anything right now
I believe you’re late to the “ash shell” name by about 36 years https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Almquist_shell
very interesting article but i was surprised pg’s conclusion was the opposite of what i expected. to me it was like oh this is brilliant, instead of trading effort linearly for money you can just control image and be…
you never know what’s going on in someone else’s claude max plan
i do robots for work (formerly drones, now self driving cars). pick a type of robot that interests you. self driving rovers, industrial manufacturing machines, drones, humanoids, underwater pipe inspecting subs are all…
To be fair, writing a takedown blogpost on a maintainer for closing its PR is the most human oss dev thing an agent could do.
there are so many special cases that this game responds to, i was shocked that it didn’t involve an llm at all at the end. very cool.