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Muse ran into a captcha and asked me if I wanted it to solve it.

So of course I clicked yes and it dutifully convinced the site that it was not a bot.

The article states that they exercised their options.

It seems like caching has a huge contribution towards the low latency numbers they report. With a single request and no cache it appears to be quite slow, roughly in line with what you observed.

Don't your numbers suggest DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, for $100 more, gets you to slightly better agreement?

I'm working on a GPU over IP bridge called lupine! https://github.com/lupinemachines/lupine

Boring and standard more often than not results in me having to trace through six files.

It would skip the Cloudflare to server network hop that the author mentions being rather expensive for cache misses.

If you’d like to reduce the network latency further you can store each trie node as a file, naming it conveniently the prefix path to that node. Then dump the few hundred million files onto R2.

Now the traversal can be done completely via CDN lookups!

I'll pause on the response for now since the condescension is not warranted.

They did make a decision? The current decision is no, that’s what it means to pause applications.

That’s a pretty penny on the bandwidth bill alone!

That's like saying the only way to do real engineering is with Google-scale Borg deployments. You can do quite a lot on very little hardware, r/StableDiffusion is a prime example.

Maybe we can help businesses fail faster

Riding the marketing hype train, of course.

The pot calling the kettle black…

Next week on HN: Solving Multiple Parallel Wordle with SIMD

Their competitive advantage is not so much running the browser but rather making the browser undetectable.

They boast a large residential proxy network too, which tells you all you need to know.

The other 2% your entire prod deployment gets deleted.

It starts stacking a second circle

If it's only 14M parameters, why not ship it to the client and run on the user's device?

Free with an easy monthly payment of $20!

I’ll take one vibe life please

> This is not the first time we can see Nvidia taking shortcuts to achieve maximum performance of their GPUs

Why is implementing it correctly not performant? For context I have no idea how rounding is typically implemented anyways.

If he had made less money doing it he probably would have gotten away with it.

It's surely possible but if it's, for example, 10% slower, that easily eats into execution time and that directly translates into a sense of "maybe it's just worth it to pay the license fee for this year" after just a few 20h place and route runs.

Of course, if it were faster, that would be a huge win for the open source implementation.

The difficult part is the place and route algorithm, not the bitstream. The proprietary ones already take quite a long time to solve: I regularly have 12-24h runs. Perhaps an open source one could do better? But it's not quite as straightforward as reverse engineering a proprietary bitstream.

Management wants you to want to have an experience.

Does TinOS come next?

The American work week has been progressively shortening over the years: https://www.gallup.com/workplace/658235/why-americans-workin...

Americans including myself love saying we’re busy though.

Maybe if we destroy the internet faster we’ll move on to the next thing sooner