0x008

19 ms·

121.
by 0x008 3y ago
This looks really cool and I am looking forward to use the same file manager on all OSes I am using, but I fail to see the relevance as a Mac OS user. Finder is really good and has the great builtin preview feature, it can connect to clou
122.
by 0x008 3y ago
Great production value
123.
by 0x008 3y ago
RAG is THE rage right now. Everybody is talking about it in enterprise world because they want to make all their legacy documents searchable.
124.
by 0x008 3y ago
I think if you run a cluster in a trusted environment it should be more efficient to use ray or something similar
125.
by 0x008 3y ago
is the $2K you mentioned the total cost of ownership?
126.
by 0x008 3y ago
<Wow i never knew their music was so complex. That video is amazing
127.
by 0x008 3y ago
For me it is a interesting consequence of our modern ways of communication which is characterized by being always-online and always expecting immediate response that people turn to giving the new name of "flow-state" to what is es
128.
by 0x008 3y ago
yeah it's an easy way to update firmware on microcontrollers
129.
by 0x008 3y ago
my excuse is that my company VPN is tied to chrome.
130.
by 0x008 3y ago
usually "architects" are just people there to keep the communication rolling and make sure devs or teams don't work in silos all their life. probably your communication skills were too good for management to passt up the oppo
131.
by 0x008 3y ago
wonder how many applications they get through the application form.
132.
by 0x008 3y ago
> If your pavement has potholes, just learn to jump over them.
133.
by 0x008 3y ago
And if you have nested list comprehensions this totally stops making sense somehow.
134.
by 0x008 3y ago
The prices there are totally not real. The A100 x 8 is listed for $5, whereas amazon price calculator lists it for $32 per hour...
135.
by 0x008 3y ago
In times like these, when there is so much opportunity and so many use cases are easily recognizable due to the AI hype and so much information going around, anyone can be a product manager. When the tides turn and we enter the next AI wint
136.
by 0x008 3y ago
you can use pyenv to have multiple parallel python versions installed and you can choose per virtual environment which version you want to use.
137.
Raindrop Chrome extension now reads browser history?(old.reddit.com)
3 points by 0x008 3y ago|1 comments
138.
by 0x008 3y ago
Noticed this also today. Any information on why this is needed? Do I again need to migrate all my bookmarks? Any tips for selfhosted alternatives with good extensions? edit: here is the justification from the author: > Previously this
139.
by 0x008 3y ago
NVLink was discontinued with 40 series nvidia consumer GPUs.
140.
by 0x008 3y ago
They are, but data center GPU (ampere and above) are twice as good in performance per watt.
141.
by 0x008 3y ago
Can somebody ELI5 Rasa for me? I read through the README and I still don't get what it does.
142.
by 0x008 3y ago
1password has a great UI imo. and they now support ssh keys as well (albeit a bit strangely, but at least they do).
143.
by 0x008 4y ago
> HyperSVMRanking (Such Vector, Much Ranking) algorithm proposed by Andrej Karpathy (2023) https://arxiv.org/abs/2303.18231
144.
by 0x008 4y ago
The API access is not a subscription, it’s pay as you go.
145.
by 0x008 4y ago
Also note if you pay by token for GPT3.5 it is (in my experience at least) a lot cheaper than the subscription ($0.64/day but also when you not use it) vs. ~0.20€/day but only if I use it. I use pay as you go and it comes around a
146.
by 0x008 4y ago
Not at all. Where are you from?
147.
by 0x008 4y ago
Oh yes but we are restricted, very much so, by the assumptions what other people might think of us or how we could be exiled from society if we say x or y forbidden thing. Much like GPT fine tuned to not say certain things so are our brains
148.
by 0x008 4y ago
It’s not only interesting but also necessary. What is language if not a compressed version of all human culture?
149.
by 0x008 4y ago
I think it’s called davinci
150.
by 0x008 4y ago
the standard GPT3 version used in chatgpt is gpt3.5-turbo. it is a pruned version of GPT3 (trimmed down), to have faster response times and less computational cost.

More ›