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I think what the parent is saying is that the model itself has the best context for whether a portion of a request should be routed. The specifics of that routing (e.g., should you route to KimiK2) are something that can be trained, finetuned, or even included in a model's startup context.

No, you can’t have my email.

Very unfortunate, it's a wonderful sci-fi concept with an existing fan base and a lot of possible directions to move in from a writing perspective. It's also not a particularly high budget show to produce, but I guess exec are only looking for the next blockbuster.

This reads like an wholesale AI-generated blog post and HN submission.

I agree on sensing some kind of systemic collapse. It feels those with more resources are getting increasingly efficient at extracting wealth from those with fewer resources.

Sleep is one of the only things I’ve found can actually improve the tinnitus I’ve had for almost 3 years. Every other tactic I have is essentially avoiding making it worse.

I’m working on a GUI for managing CODEOWNERS for large repos with lots and lots of owners

https://github.com/wmarshall484/Keeper

Parent comment is right. I’ve used Lorazepam to treat tinnitus. It’s not worth it. In the long run it raises your base anxiety level. Currently I’m experimenting with Tizanidine.

Rationally, you're correct. But emotionally, there's a lot of people who don't understand why someone would provide a free service without an ulterior motive. Gates talks about this a bit on the Trevor Noah podcast.

I love staring at something for two minutes and having it slowly make sense. Great explanation.

Anecdotally, this strongly mirrors my personal experience with long covid symptoms. I’m relatively young (32) but have noticed I don’t recover well in result to neurological injuries: loud noises which didn’t damage my hearing but left me with tinnitus, and a very mild concussion which has now taken the greater part of a year to stop feeling dizzy from.

What's neat is that this is a differential equation. If you kill 5% of instances each hour, the reduction in bad instances is proportional to the current number of instances.

i.e.

if bad(t) = fraction of bad instances at time t

and

bad(0) = 0

then

d(bad(t))/dt = -0.05 * bad(t) + 0.01 * (1 - bad(t))

so

bad(t) = 0.166667 - 0.166667 e^(-0.06 t)

Which looks a mighty lot like the graph of bad instances in the blog post.

With Bitcoin I feel like it’s different, since the hashing algorithm would only ever change during a fork. This is rare in that it only ever happens every few years.

With AI, we’re constantly training different models, which can’t be trained using asics. If we ever get to the point where we no longer need to train new models, then yeah, it will go the way of bitcoin.

Learning Unity. I want to make stupid little games like I used to play on the internet in the early 00’s.

Could you recommend some psychopharmacological treatments? I’m dealing with some flavor of this which is making my life difficult. I’m working with a neurologist, but I’m interested in your thoughts.

Then the spectrum would refer to the magnitude of any vector in multidimensional “autism space”.

I inherited an AWS DB costing $60k/mo and I'm learning how to make it cheaper.

Probably meant to type km/s

Bulge bracket == large bank

Clickbait title. The region in question is the southern half of the US.

At this point I have become intransigently opposed to using betterhelp due to the incessant ad spam I've been subjected to over the last few years.

I only have anecdotal information, but my wife worked for Evernote and was let go as part of this acquisition, along with the rest of the marketing team.

I enjoyed this, we definitely made some of these pitfalls in my past startup. The example about needing to check the audience before requesting resources is a good one.

I’m dying to know how they implemented this. In order to have Visa or MasterCard process this transaction, they’d need to have a bank partner to issue the credit credit card with an issuer processor. There’s usually a large cost to keeping open credit cards on file, even if there’s no line of credit.

I have a(nother) question. If you’re iterating through a long array with chunksize larger than the cache line size, then every iteration of the loop will cause a cache miss. So it shouldn’t matter if it’s a power of two or not, every call to a[i]++ will be a cache miss. What gives?

I see. I was interpreting the line as “is stored in the cache from” when it really means “can be stored in the cache at”. Using directed arrows might help some. Thanks!

I’m confused by the cache graphs: it looks like the direct-mapped cache has multiple lines drawn from a single cache line to different blocks in main memory.

From what I understand, a hardware cache wouldn’t store a line multiple times in main memory.

Can’t you “only” buy 10,000 dollars of I-bonds at a time? I feel like that is a small amount of money for a lot of investors, so they wouldn’t bother.

Avant and Amount were the same company not too long ago.

z = ( ‖ Wi, t-1 ‖ ÷ Wt0 + ‖ Wr, t-1 ‖ ÷ Wt0 ) ÷ 2

The weird thing about defining the amount of money given this way is that as people go further into debt, they give more and more money.