darknoon

Ironically, the confusing choose-your-adventure style of the post would lend itself to an ai-created walkthough

Should be labeled (2024)

Really want to use this, but for web page design you really need vision!

I frequently run into scenarios where it won't let me generate the email within 1password on a website, and I have to go to Fastmail and then manually do it. Is this something you have bene able to work around?

the `claude` binary is essentially a packed copy of bun + the js code, so this will replace the native runtime part of claude code.

This relies on knowledge of the distribution, just querying in the middle of A = [1, 2, 4, 8, 16, ..., 2^(n-1)] is slower than binary search

I haven't seen one that worked properly—can you list a couple examples? Some of the ones that say they're "AI" are just VTracer / Potrace and don't give nice control points.

I think you'd find that it's far from "any human" who can do this without looking anything up. I have 15y of dev exp and couldn't do this from memory on the cli. Maybe in c, but less helpful to getting stuff done!

really weird graph where they're comparing to 3x H100 PCI-E which is a config I don't think anyone is using.

they're trying to compare at iso-power? I just want to see their box vs a box of 8 h100s b/c that's what people would buy instead, and they can divide tokens and watts if that's the pitch.

Here's the problem, you're still going to get scraped and the LLM will understand it anyway. Maybe at best you'll get filtered out of the dataset b/c it's high perplexity text?

Here's the thing, they've completely given up and started making their (inferior to AMD) CPUs on TSMC. For example, Arrow Lake is on TSMC N3B. So it's not getting amortized over anything at all and their valuation is going to 0.

It's ok, somewhere between a qwen 2.5 VL and the frontier models (o3 / opus 4) on visual reasoning

In ML, often it does work to a degree even if it's not 100% correct. So getting it working at all is all about hacking b/c most ideas are bad and don't work. Then you'll find wins by incrementally correcting issues with the math / data / floating point precision / etc.