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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Oh, so we can't address any specific problems with any technology, because we should actually be fixing all of society at the root of all those problems. So while you wait for our broken political system to solve those root causes, enj
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
> said usage is actually getting monitored and performance appraisals have now started depending on the AI usage instead of (or at least in addition to) traditional metrics like number of priority bugs raised, code reviews, Function Poin
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
I am a programmer, not a rubber stamp that copy pastes StackOverflow answers I don't understand Or clones a template repo and only tweaks a few files Or imports libraries with code I've never read
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Tell me where in the first amendment it says these rights only apply to citizens.
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
The author wasn't doing "AI research" before and neither was GPT5. This is not at the frontier of anything, it is just an already solved problem in training that GPT5 found. Had the author been willing to actually do a Google
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
> their expectations are NOT reasonable. They expect ChatGPT to do their entire job for $20/month and hire, plan, budget accordingly. This is entirely on the AI companies and their boosters. Sam Altman literally says gpt 5 is &quot
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
~$1.25-1.75/hr at Runpod or vast.ai for an A100 Edit: https://getdeploying.com/reference/cloud-gpu/nvidia-a100
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
The Apollo Guidance Computer only had 4kb of RAM and got to the moon and back.
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
The Snapdragon X Elite has tons of laptop models and a few mini PCs like: https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-IdeaCentre-Mini-x-debut... The Elite X2 is near release and supposedly on par with these M5 numbers: https:&#x2
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
You'd have an argument if 'inference' hadn't become the standard term for "output from a weighted model" for a generation.
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
And Trump said this would be "the most transparent administration in history" [1]. What a disgrace. [1] https://www.whitehouse.gov/videos/the-most-transparent-admin...
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Cool, if I wanted a shitty LLM generated essay on this topic I would have just queried the model myself. You think you are bringing anything of value to the work? Have a nice life as a copy paste machine.
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Deepseek was trained on ChatGPT outputs, so yes, their writing style is running throughout the post you claim to be the author of (I almost said your writing style, which it is not) Share the original in Italian and your prompt. Because my
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
https://deflock.me/map Check your assumptions, the Bay Area and LA are littered with them. They're in Berkeley for fucks sake.
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
If people are using ollama for on prem deployment, for anything more than single user hobby use or backend for a UI proof of concept, then run as far away as you can from those people. Major red flag, immediately disqualifying.
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
This article is ChatGPT generated, it has all the obvious tells, with a little editing and personal flair in spurts. Ironic for an anti ChatGPT post.
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Those capabilities have been in a much smaller slab you have been able to carry around in your pocket for the last 5 years minimum, and that slab was a fully functional computer with full touchscreen display input, microphone/speaker,
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Your regular reminder that you don't need ollama to get a quick chat engine on the command line, you can just do this with pretty much any major model on huggingface: pip install transformers transformers chat Qwen/Qwen2.5-0.5B-In
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Have ollama server support auth / API keys (closed as out of scope) and monetize the way everyone else does around SSO.
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
What reputation? People who actually know how to develop software or work with LLMs know ollama is a child's tricycle and to run the hell away from what is just a buggy shell around other people's inference engines. Ollama is belo
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Tailscale requires superuser/admin
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
> Now that computers can think, precision is optional. And I'm triggered. Good troll.
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Beware he who would tell you that any effort at trying to clean up the post apocalyptic wasteland that is social media is automatically tyranny, for in his heart he is a pedophile murderer fraudster, and you can call him that without proof,
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
You're not wrong about the conditions. But what you describe is a property of many forms of employment, not a property of slavery. What is your point? Do you want to continue to debate the wisdom of diluting the meaning of the word &#x
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
The only money to be made is in compute, not open weights themselves. What point is a market when a commons like huggingface or modelscope? Alibaba made modelscope to compete with HF, and that's a commons not a market either, if that t
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Nope, sorry but words have actual meanings and definitions. Slavery is when a person is owned as property. Slavery still exists in the U.S. for prisoners, for example, where the U.S. Constitution explicitly carves out an exception. Now, I d
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
This is just an ESP32 with a display
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
The large language model spit out science fiction prose in response to your science fiction prose inputs ("unconventional and highly skilled methods"). You're a fool if you take it to be evidence of it's own training and
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by Cheer2171 1y ago
Even assuming that is true, is that unfair? Yes. Unjust? Yes. Exploitative? Yes. Racist? Usually. But slavery? Absolutely not. Or give me your definition of slavery.

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