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Comment · 14 hours ago
It's programmable, so you're not just running useless hashes. And with Proof of Stake it's way more efficient than Bitcoin.
Comment · 17 hours ago
> Images and/or auto-playing video?

This is the problem. Text only allows you to consume a certain amount of information at once. Anything more is harmful imo.

Comment · 3 days ago
It definitely does...
Comment · 3 days ago
Y Combinator is based in the US.
Comment · 3 days ago
The IDEs for Android and iOS dev are heavy plus devs tend to run a lot of VMs so extra ram is nice.
Comment · 5 days ago
> In general, LLM performance is incredibly multidimensional. There's no guarantee of a fixed ordering where the model that is best at math is also the model that's best at jokes.

Maybe stop using version numbers then and just name models like you'd name children.

Comment · 5 days ago
> Budapest around 1900 produced an absurd cluster of minds: von Neumann, Eugene Wigner, Edward Teller, Leo Szilard, Paul Erdős, Theodore von Kármán, George Pólya.

Not to mention Nikola Tesla about 20 years prior.

> When several of them turned up at Los Alamos and realized they had gone to high school together, Szilard joked that Hungary was a cover story for a Martian landing.

What if there actually are people who go to Mars in the future but regret it and the only way for them to come back to Earth is to invent a time machine and be reborn as a mathematical supergenius. That would explain this at least:

> At six, Janos (the OG hungarian name for Johnny) could divide eight-digit numbers in his head and hold a conversation in ancient Greek. He later added Latin, French, German, English, and Yiddish. The rumor was that he remembered everything he ever read. Many years later Herman Goldstine decided to test this by asking him to recite "A Tale of Two Cities." Von Neumann started on chapter one and had to be asked to stop fifteen minutes later.

Comment · 7 days ago
Tesla autopilot has also killed dozens of people.
Comment · 9 days ago
It makes me feel like the rules are "for thee, not for me." Like it proves that the rich can just do whatever they want.
Comment · 9 days ago
No it doesn't. Most projects are MIT or some other permissive liscense.
Comment · 9 days ago
Copyright laws don't benefit independent artists. They only work for you if you can afford a litigation team.
Comment · 9 days ago
How have our democracies not abolished copyright law yet? These laws only serve the 1%. I have no idea why we still put up with them.
Comment · 11 days ago
Not really because this port is based on the Go version. I doubt it would be as easy for an LLM to port the TS 6 codebase.
Comment · 20 days ago
Its biblical. Cain the farmer slays Abel the shepherd in Genesis.
Comment · 26 days ago
All new iPhones.

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