Maybe I'm dumb but how can a proper language work without heap and only use stack memory, stack only works if you know the size you want before compiling, or am I wrong ?
A stack can grow arbitrarily deep (in practice, assuming 64-bit address space), but it grows only in one dimension. However, you can also have arbitrarily many stacks, so you can have a separate stack for every single thing that can grow in size in your program (by statically analyzing what variables hold data structures that could grow, and how many stacks at most you will need at the peak when program runs).
At the same time I'd rather an experienced dev with an open weight model vs a junior dev with Claude. I assume the experienced dev has good domain knowledge and can prompt his way out of the "lower intelligence".
I'm fine with DS Flash V4.1 in code bases I have experience in, don't really notice a huge difference other than more steering is needed.
Yeah, even if some people are genetically favored to get it, it doesnt mean the enviornment doesnt increase the chance it will happen, how strong it will be.
I don't like the direction some research is pushing it, like its just genetics there's nothing we can do here.
If you read /r/europe, you would be convinced that the reason that some people are against the EU is only because of:
- Russian trolls
- US trolls
- Chinese trolls
Its never the EU's fault. Never is there a sense of saying, maybe we should try to understand why people do not agree with us.
It's my way or the highway and if you don't agree or criticize the EU in any way shape or form then you are just a far-right extremist or just plain dumb.
r/europe represents Europeans about as accurately as r/politics represents Americans. it's a heavily curated consent manufacturing outlet. what you see there is what its political commissars allow to be seen.
Here we see something posted from 18 months ago as if it's happening today. In the intervening time, the democracy rejected the proposal. So what is this post if not fearmongering by some kind of troll?
Like far right isn't going to vote in mass surveillance the moment they have any chance. (Not disputing that there are other frustrations that are fuelling the rise of far right, correct or not. But isn't one of those)
I expect the energy usage of a thousand people all running their own local models is significantly less efficient than those same people sharing a model hosted in a data center.
Even if the Sohu Asic chip does attention part super fast, wont the bottlenecks come from, when this data goes to some next stage ?
I'm just thinking whats the chance that we will actually start using ASIC chips for certain parts of AI inference.
I only use facebook in like once a month and have 50 friends there from school time.
But every-time I log-in, the facebook feed recommends me the most outrageous and triggering posts from total strangers, I don't follow them or my friends don't follow them either.
But facebook is like, you know what, I think you should read this scummy post.
That is my experience too. I am constantly being recommended ragebait, which is designed to take me into some form of extremism or another. The one small mercy is that most of it is so unsubtle I see it for what it is.
The other stuff it recommends from strangers tends to be moronic, or tries to be emotionally manipulative in some way.
Yeah, they transitioned from a social network to a engagement black hole a while ago. There is a "Feeds" page buried in there somewhere but it's far from default.
Twitter might be full of politically dubious [1] and worse-than-Temu/Wish/etc sponsored posts, but at least it can still default to the "You follow" screen.
It really is a shame. Past the obvious privacy issues, having somewhere you could engage with your people online was genuinely nice. I miss early Facebook.
This is the reason I quit the habit of scrolling through facebook and keep it logged off with no password autofill to add traction. And I know I'm not the only one.
Could it be an algorithm optimizing some badly designed metrics, like "the engagement of active users"? Where making an user inactive also makes the line go up.
On the other hand my mother claims she doesn't get any ragebait.
Models cant make any decisions if they have 0 idea that the feature exist in this language or in some general fact.
For example you would tell a model hey, become an expert in this language for me, search it online, it would still need to learn it and download the data to it's context and then increasing the memory usage, there's no way around it.
