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Re:Muse Spark Open on Thursday October 15, 2026 @11:23PM (#50113630)
Its interesting that muse benchmarks are limited to open-weight models. while when glm introduced 5.3 and its flash variant they were compared to kimi, Anthropic and Open ai.

I know they say that there the biggest open-weights model in us yet but 1.3 was decent but not as useful as Chinese variants like glm, deepseek and mimo.

I Fairly know about FFT, its an algorithm of DFT.

As the argmin suggests Writing computational complexity in Big O isn't great here.

since we generally see the interms of no.of complex additions and no.of Multiplications in the FFT algorithm.

Re:How to head into VR without wearing a headset on Saturday October 10, 2026 @05:41AM (#50031217)
i feel they are working towards good research but, unless they do multiple iteration to minimize the hardware and make the chair affordable.

Its not just about price but it's also about comfort, some might feel packed in that chair.

Re:Computers Cannot Make Decisions on Saturday October 10, 2026 @05:25AM (#50031133)
games are different from reality and chess computer(Deterministic) is bounded by set of rules and restrictions. Where as an AI agent (stochastic) sometime can't with held its guardrails since it specifically awoken using specific terms but we can trick the agent here (but currently the agents are becoming resilient).
Re:'Jonathan' Is the Oldest Land Animal on Earth on Thursday October 08, 2026 @08:41AM (#50005147)
What's the use of living longer, all we do is leech, kill. I am glad and sad at the same time that humans are mortals.

[I am being sarcastic here, XD]

he put in an elegant way, that its not just about the solution it's about how we would leverage the AI for better good.

Which should improve collaboration, Research and Clarity.

I would really appreciate if we come up with protocols for using ai in STEM field's it might be award at first but we could regulate properly using this method.

Re:Reasons to Dislike AI Coding on Wednesday October 07, 2026 @06:06AM (#49990597)
My say about this

1. I think most of us know the same thing is occurred when first compile came into the market (Most of them hated it saying 'High Quality ASM code would be only generated by humans' . Moving forward asm hasn't dead but we are only using it only at critically. I think we will do same with LLMs we use what useful and Move forward.

2. Life's isn't just always staying in front of a box and writing some code. If AI does the job of creating useful code with quality i would be more than happy since i could get start to work on more abstract things like Arts and Humanity. which for our growth is essential as you can see the current society is currently disdain.

Finally to conclude don't try to interrupt the flow just accept it and move forward.

Life is SHORT

That's the first thing i have searched the current blue screen have already caused enough damage to eyes. but ig it's still in early prototype and i would be appreciated if they provided the affects that it might causes to eyes.