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by AJRF 1y ago
> WARNING - these components don't fit if you try to copy this build. The bottom GPU is resting on the Arctic p12 slim fans at the bottom of the case and pushing up on the GPU. I built a dual 3090 rig, and this point was why I spent
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by AJRF 1y ago
Those GPUs are so close to each other, doesn’t the heat cause instability?
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by AJRF 1y ago
Gosh, that is a worry. Maybe I can help out here (I imagine the politics of a project this large will frustrate me though)
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by AJRF 1y ago
Doesn't React Native depend on this very heavily for iOS?
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by AJRF 1y ago
Depends on how you define cheaper - you could set up Apache Iceberg, Spark, MLFlow, AirFlow, JupyterLab, etc and create an abomination that sort of looks like Databricks if you squint, but then you have to deal with set up, maintenance, sup
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by AJRF 1y ago
You can solve this by training a model per taxonomy, then wrap the individual models into a wrapper model to output joint probabilities. The largest amount of labels I have in a taxonomy is 8.
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by AJRF 1y ago
I’m sure there is a black market for something like this?
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by AJRF 1y ago
I've got a very real world use case I use DistilBERT for - learning how to label wordpress articles. It is one of those things where it's kind of valuable (tagging) but not enough to spend loads on compute for it. The great thing
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by AJRF 1y ago
I wonder how much the black market would pay for an exploit like that - anyone know?
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by AJRF 1y ago
Do you do all this switching during the workday?
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UK Government – AI Tools(ai.gov.uk)
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by AJRF 1y ago
> To the person outside of tech, passkeys are just your phone has a really good password and fills it out for you Except that is _not_ true, there is an entire thread of people saying they are unintuitive and hard to understand!
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by AJRF 1y ago
> They're just public/private keypairs that are generated either by a device (whether it's part of you phone, computer, or hardware key), browser, or password manager Now imagine saying that sentence to a person outside te
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by AJRF 1y ago
I have a degree in computer science, 10 years experience in some complicated fields and I can’t figure out PassKeys. They are woefully designed and implemented, wish we just cut our losses with them and stopped pushing them. Tuck them away
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by AJRF 1y ago
Hell yeah. This is very cool, happy flying!
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by AJRF 1y ago
Is there something inheret about rust that means its faster at dep resolution than Python? Like where is the speed up coming from? Or would it be possible to go this fast in python if you cared enough about speed? Is it a specific thing tha
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by AJRF 1y ago
I am happy to pay more money given the companies goals, and that extra money is an investment to me. If I didnt buy it they have one less sale, and I won't have contributed to making the world have more companies like framework. I have
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by AJRF 1y ago
> developers did not pay any commission to Apple That's certainly a take. The developer fee is $99 a year, that HAS to be paid to put something on the App Store. Sure they are not getting commision on the download, but they ARE gett
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by AJRF 1y ago
Why a 4070 over a 3090? A 4070 has half the VRAM. In the UK you can get a 3090 for like 600GBP.
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by AJRF 1y ago
What do you mean by this? Do you mean in the UK, where this company was based. How are UK citizens voting for deteriorating services?
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by AJRF 1y ago
Would love to know how many people end up on this plan. If i had to guess, looking at the features I would have guessed 80 bucks. Absurdly high, but lots of little doodads and prototypes would make the price understandable at that price. 25
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by AJRF 1y ago
That image of the send button on email is a great example of design that would pass review, but absolutely sucks. I feel like iOS has lots of design elements that look good in a screenshot, but are unusable. Share dialogs and the Call Waiti
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by AJRF 1y ago
I’ve worked in two high profile companies with very prominent apps on the Apple App Store. The team we talked to at Apple never ever cared about our problems, but very often invited us to their office to discuss the latest feature they were
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by AJRF 1y ago
NIMBYism is not unique, but the importance of house prices to the UK economy is more severe than other countries. - The UK has a very strong household wealth affect (consumption is tied to house price growth / decline). The US and UK b
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by AJRF 1y ago
Thanks for writing this! > Housing in Britain is expensive because getting planning permission is difficult. Isn't the real problem that supply is artificially constrained because house prices and the economy are interlinked in a wa
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How we deliver BBC pages to the internet (2017)(bbc.co.uk)
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by AJRF 1y ago
> "But now they seem to have lost traction and are likely to go out of fashion." That is one way of looking at it - an alternative interpretation is that mobile development has hit a plateau. I don't think someone starting
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by AJRF 2y ago
Iman Mirzadeh on Machine Learning Street Talk (Great podcast if you haven’t already listened!) put into a words a thought I had - LLM labs are so focused on making those scores go up it’s becoming a bit of a perverse incentive. If your head
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by AJRF 2y ago
I am coming from a place of ignorance, but could uBlock have worked on Manifest v3? It seems like it would have worked, but the danger was over time Google report less and less information to the extension, but as it is today, the extension
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by AJRF 2y ago
Makefile at the root of your code directory with target per project for building and running and a command that runs them all. Using Kubernetes for your use case is like buying a Bugatti as your first car.

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