I was thinking about building this for a while and now i don't have too, insane. Thanks!

Having used GLM-5.3 I honestly don't think it is better than 5.1. It is slower and the result is often overengineered, it is if it overthinks everything.

Any RSS feed for articles? I can only find one for every change and it is quite spammy.

Well it is just a bit of fun I think. However, I also think an AGI or an extremely capable model approaching AGI would be able to paint a pelican on a bicycle fairly easily. So in that way it is a good metric.

I agree it's fun, no argument there.

However, it's no longer a good metric, as "drawing svg pelicans" is now showing up too much in the training data, so is not proof of generalization.

The overregulation and the constant attempt to destroy any notion of privacy has really pushed me towards being anti EU. I wonder if ressources are spent seeding that sentiment.

To be clear, this will also happen in the USA. The destruction of privacy is perhaps the only issue with full throated support across the political spectrum.

The destruction of privacy by technological and regulatory means is unfortunately a world-wide phenomenon.

I hope this is successful, like it or not this might be one of the best ways that Linux can reduce the Microsoft Windows monopoly. I would actually go as far as to say that it has to succeed.

That's my hope as well. I don't need/want a Steam Machine, but I want it to succeed, especially if it forces better support for anti-cheat.

Maybe it'll become a cheaper entry-level machine in a couple of years if they can keep producing them.

Last time I read about them (here in HN) somebody highlighted that the problem wasn’t to get them to function at a high refresh rate, the problem is they stop being energy effecient at that rate. Now I mostly skimmed the article but I couldn’t find any information regarding that.

I think that's true, but energy efficiency is only one potential benefit of epaper displays, and not one that is a goal with this product.

How durable are they when driven in this kind of regime? They are mechanical devices after all.

Didn’t they do that 2 months ago or are the re-announcing it because of the IPO

They reserved the option to buy it at this price, and are now exercising it

Cool, what is the price pr. Million token. I am using a 300 t/s model for a project I am doing and speed is crucial over precision, so this seems like an upgrade. However if it is 10$ pr. M tokens then it is not worth an upgrade.

$0.435/$0.87 for the standard speed, this one should be 3 times that.

Every day Peter Naur’s paper programming as theory building gets more relevant

Link: https://gwern.net/doc/cs/algorithm/1985-naur.pdf

This was the first article I thought of as well. Highly recommended read.