DHolzer

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by DHolzer 2y ago
> Totally disagree here, using embeddings is much more reliable / robust, I wouldn't put much stock in LLM output, too much going on I think both ways can be the preferable option, depending on how well the embedding space repr
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by DHolzer 2y ago
I work in AI and love the technology. But all the hype and grandiose claims make it awkward when people ask what I do, and it makes hiring harder when experienced developers hear 'AI development' and walk away - even though it&#x2
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by DHolzer 2y ago
Any negative aspect of media from the past can, and often will, be transformed into a positive trait in future media. People embrace vinyl records in an age of digital music. They take photos with analog cameras even though everyone has a p
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by DHolzer 2y ago
When I read "open source" i thought they actually are doing open source instead of "open weights" this time. Surely they would expect to be called out on hackernews if they label it incorrectly... Thanks for pointing tha
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by DHolzer 3y ago
I share your perspective on pricing. I had a discussion with my team lead about why we haven't taken on the task of running our own machines. The rationale behind it is that while server management may seem easy, ensuring its security
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by DHolzer 3y ago
in Azure that's roughly 5k per year if you pay for the whole year upfront. I have the pleasure of playing with 64cores, 256gb RAM and 2xV100 for data science projects every now and then. That turns out to be roughly 32k per year.
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by DHolzer 3y ago
I love phones with keyboards, I've been using a terminal style launcher ( https://github.com/fAndreuzzi/TUI-ConsoleLauncher ) for almost 6 years now, but I really can't get behind the Unihertz devices. The comp