rohit @krishnanrohit

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rohit @krishnanrohit

a hour ago

I have to say in an ocean of terrible products OneDrive is truly in a class of its own. Takes a particular skill to not do the one thing that you are meant to do a decade after it became mainstream.

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rohit @krishnanrohit

6 hours ago

Very much a look into the future. We're all going to be handling multiple agents doing things in parallel, like a videogame.

Kanjun 🐙 @kanjun

7 hours ago

Very much a look into the future. We're all going to be handling multiple agents doing things in parallel, like a videogame.

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rohit @krishnanrohit

7 hours ago

Stocks should have a 1031 exchange

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rohit @krishnanrohit

7 hours ago

I still find GPT 5 is the only model that can reliably call out my bullshit without the you're absolutely right sycophancy which makes me trust its outputs quite a bit more.

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rohit @krishnanrohit

23 hours ago

Has there been any rigorous work on the question of whether llms can actually remember their training?

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Aleksa Gordić (水平问题) @gordic_aleksa

a day ago

New in-depth blog post time: "Inside NVIDIA GPUs: Anatomy of high performance matmul kernels". If you want to deeply understand how one writes state of the art matmul kernels in CUDA read along. (Remember matmul is the single most important operation that transformers execute…

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rohit @krishnanrohit

2 days ago

Discourse about GRPO and GSPO means we will never be satisfied until we hit GUPO or maybe even GYPO

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rohit @krishnanrohit

2 days ago

Hmmm

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rohit @krishnanrohit

3 days ago

This is quite obviously true considering current demand. However, it is instructive to consider why artists don't do it. It's not because they hate money, it's because they understand the concept of net revenue retention and higher customer lifetime value.

More Perfect Union @MorePerfectUS

5 days ago

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James Rosen-Birch ⚖️🕊️ @provisionalidea

3 days ago

In 2002, an NIST study said software bugs cost the US economy $59B/year ($106B in today’s dollars). It was 0.6% of US GDP at the time. Three years ago (2022), a CISQ study estimated software bugs now cost the US economy $2.41 trillion, or 10% of US GDP.