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1,233karma·577submissions·August 3, 2020
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Associated paper: https://arxiv.org/html/2604.24827v1
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for the current moment, Intel seems to be ahead of AMD for both power efficiency and iGPU performance. Panther Lake is really, really good.
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In the gap between cost going down and profitability, is there not an increased risk of sybel attacks?
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Oh, I was thinking more of user enters question into SO -> LLM answer on SO -> user evaluates whether LLM answer was sufficient (or system itself judges whether answer is also interesting to oth…
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That's a hard one. SO's hostile community to newbies, like any expert community, comes from the longstanding users having seen the basic questions 1000s of times and understandably not wanti…
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I used a system prompt similar to this, where I just dumped the entirety of https://grugbrain.dev/ into it and prefaced it with the assistant having to emulate grug. Didn't find …
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Before this LLM age the solution would've been to make the user solve a leetcode problem to access a developer mode.
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I actually feel like these integrations are fine, as long as they are opt-in or easily opt-outable of permanently. For now, I don't see the harm in adding another default search engine, it's…
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I wonder if the rigidity could be improved while staying modular, maybe just use many more screws? I don't mind undoing more than 5 screws for the bottom to come off, make it 20 and it's sti…
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What is the implementation difference between using the system WebView (fragmented, especially bad under linux) and using one shared tauri-base runtime that only gets breaking changes updates every 2 …
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the GabeCube pun pratically makes itself
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They mention FSR specifically in the trailer, but this comes with RDNA3, meaning no FSR4 currently. Does this mean that the int8 path for fsr4 is gonna become official to support this and the ps5 pro?
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It's probably because germany decided to sorta give up on it and all of the production and further research moved to china?
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Now to do speculation on top of speculation on top of speculation: Valve's next vr headset deckard / steam frame is also rumored to be using an ARM chip, and with them being quite close with…
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Okay yeah that makes sense, thanks!
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Rumor has it (according to MLID, so no one knows whether it's accurate) that AMD is also looking to use regular LPDDR memory for some of it's lower end next gen GPUs to not have to contend w…
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Maybe not that low, but given it's using LPDDR5 instead of GDDR7, at least the ram should be a lot cheaper.
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Xe3P as far as I remember is built in their own fabs as opposed to xe3 at TSMC. This could give them a huge advantage by being possibly the only competitor not competing for the same TSMC wafers
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One thing I don't get about the ever-reoccuring RAG discussions and hype men proclaiming "Rag is dead", is that people seem to be talking about wholly different things?
My mental model…
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Oh wow, I would not have caught that. I had a look at the first couple of pages, and as not-a-C-expert, it looked pretty solid to me. Readjusting our heuristics to generated slop (or even non-slop?) i…
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Oh wow, a lot of focus on code from the big labs recently. In hindsight it makes sense that the domain the people building it know best is the one getting the most attention, and it's also the on…
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Valve have been trying by training a neural net that watches every competitive cs:go match played to detect aim bots since 2017 with training data sourced from players labelling demos as cheats or no …
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Will we be able to get similar bandwidth with socketed ram with CAMM / LPCAMM modules in the near future?
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I was about to to comment the same, I don't know if I believe this system prompt. It's something that ChatGPT specifically seems to explicitly be instructed to do, since most of my query res…
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To them, and for optimizing for user engagement, it probably is... The future product direction for these is looking more, not less syncophatntic
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Isn't that only because they offer unpaywalled versions to web crawlers in the first place, so they still get ranked in search results?
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significantly better product with no mature comparable adobe counterpart