3abiton

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by 3abiton 7mo ago
> I'm really struggling to understand how Anthropic is benefited by not allowing this. Its bad PR for no good reason. The only thing I can figure is that Claude Code is hemorrhaging money, they're too afraid to actually enforce
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by 3abiton 7mo ago
I also have one, and indeed support is very much frictionless now compared to a year ago. But again, not thanks to AMD, as initially it was purely community driven. Strix halo was not even supported by ROCm (officially), and we had to deal
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by 3abiton 7mo ago
> it can generate a 50 steps 512x512 image around 1 minute and 50 seconds. I have the 4650G APU, and the best way to describe it is: lacking of support. This was even more true 3 yo than now. rocm (is) was absolutely dogshit then, I know
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by 3abiton 7mo ago
His latest transformers videos are extremely well done. I would start there.
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by 3abiton 7mo ago
I always used playwrite as an alternative to selenium, relatively surprised by its ability to interface with LLMs.
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by 3abiton 7mo ago
This is an interesting thought, as if I remember correctly, there was this theory that once something is known to be possible to discover, it only takes dedication to achieve it (George Dantzig as an example)
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by 3abiton 7mo ago
3blue1brown has amazing content. Actually he had his own visual language.
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by 3abiton 7mo ago
`ssh -D 1234` to open up SOCKS in the server. This is also flew over my head. I think the gzip one is the most surprising tbh.
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by 3abiton 7mo ago
I just wonder how much professional grade code written by LLMs, "reviewed" by devs, and commited that made similar or worse mistakes. A funny consequence of the AI boom, especially in coding, is the eventual rise in need for secur
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by 3abiton 7mo ago
Man, that was such an enjoyable read. I loved your story on the wild server hunt, back when it was posted on r/localllama. I think one thing that is missing from the whole AI "discussion" is this train of thought of how we go
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by 3abiton 7mo ago
I totally get it. I have the M4 Air, grabbed it for 700$ on sale. I also have a MSI Creator with Linux (wayland). Performance wise the base Air crunches through everything up until lots of things are open and gpu is roaring (encoding or str
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by 3abiton 7mo ago
> Kudos for people being willing to change their opinion and update when new evidence comes to light. > 1. https://cs.stanford.edu/~knuth/chatGPT20.txt I think that's what make the bayesian faction of statis
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by 3abiton 7mo ago
That's the best kind of "benders"
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by 3abiton 7mo ago
> They’re at this level because the editors have always had low standers. It's not just Ars Technica. I would go as far as saying the big majority. I work at the biggest alliance of public service media in EU, and my role required m
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by 3abiton 7mo ago
I think he caught some flack for promoting claudebot at that time, and giving it a rave review. Some people are hardliner. His work has always been amazing nonetheless.
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by 3abiton 7mo ago
I totally agree, except the more we get used to working with the tools the better and faster things will get. I would argue the field has been evolving fast in the past 3 years, but now it's showing signs of slowing down. And I think t
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by 3abiton 7mo ago
I think it's worth mentioning, that the achilles heel of DT, is in fact, data (more specifically feature) engineering. If one does not spend significant time cleaning and engineering the features, the results would be much worse than,
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by 3abiton 8mo ago
While you're right as in, it's nothing new given a trail of info, here they didn't need to do classical feature engineering, but purely LLM (agentic) flow. But yes, given how much information is self exposed online I am not s
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by 3abiton 8mo ago
Reminder that open source is always open for contributions
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by 3abiton 8mo ago
To be fair, llama.cpp had this feature for over a year now. It just applies to GGUF.
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by 3abiton 8mo ago
Given the shortage of wafers, the wait might be long. I am however working on a bridging solution. Sime already showed Strix Halo clustering, I am working on something similar but with some pp boost. Unfortunately, AMD dumped a great device
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by 3abiton 8mo ago
"Check your assumptions", will get a very long answer from a "thorough"LLM.
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by 3abiton 8mo ago
This amazing! I am definitely a target audience for this (I don't run any phone without at least unlocked bootloader, root and lsposed). So happy to see ROMs are coming to Android watches!
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by 3abiton 8mo ago
As someone who used duckdb but not shaper, what is shaper used for? The readme is scarce on details.
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by 3abiton 8mo ago
It captured a bit the feeling of being at the start of the computer boom in 60s-70s. The partnernship between the 2 male protagonists was central till the end of show (evolving through different phases). The show was great, it went in very
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by 3abiton 8mo ago
It's interesting to how they found out the "lifetime" of features is a feature by itself. Meta features is real.
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by 3abiton 8mo ago
It's not just that. Everyone is complacent with the utilization of AI agents. I have been using AI for coding for quite a while, and most of my "wasted" time is correcting its trajectory and guiding it through the thinking pr
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by 3abiton 9mo ago
That's what LLMs enabled. Faster prototyping. Also lots of exposed servers and apps. It's never been more fun to be a cyber security researcher.
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by 3abiton 9mo ago
If you don't want the "hassle" of flag optimization when compiling binaries, CachyOS is basically Arch but with optimized binaries. Otherwise, Gentoo all the way, you just need a good machine.
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by 3abiton 9mo ago
Their strategy is growing markets, especially in india, and africa, and of course China. It's where the chinese oem dominate. Beside chinese OEM, i think the only other player is Samsung. So google strategy seems to be to circumvent pe

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