Hamuko

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by Hamuko 7mo ago
Who is this "we" and where can I read their opinions?
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
Jensen Huang put it quite decently: "When Blackwell starts shipping in volume, you couldn't give Hoppers away." All of the current GPU investments are gonna hit zero, and probably a lot faster than the companies buying them r
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
I'd say they're less of "programs" as they are "six-month trials". What's the plan after six months? And for what's it worth, PyPy isn't even eligible for the Claude trial because they have a mea
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
For Python, 0.1 increases are major versions and 1.0 increases are cataclysmic shifts.
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
Most maintainers don't have a stack of cash to throw at tokens.
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
Being three major versions behind CPython is definitely not a great sign for the long-term viability of it.
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
Not that surprising considering that James Hetfield has no qualms about his music being used for literal torture. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2008/jun/19/usa.guantanamo
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
It's a win-win situation. Either pirates win or Meta loses.
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
We consumers just need BiTorrent clients that come with LLM training code incorporated, as that transforms the downloads into fair use (according to the very expensive Meta legal team).
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
I feel like "synergy" has been the poster child for corporate buzzwords.
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
> Or GPL. Which I’m increasingly thinking is the only license. It requires sharing. It doesn't if Dan Blanchard spends some tokens on it and then licenses the output as MIT.
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
It would be in the public domain. Wouldn't really matter all that much if the end goal was to get it included in the Python standard library, but the whole "Copyright (c) 2024 Dan Blanchard" in the license file would just be
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
Shit, what age am I gonna have that government-issued kid given to raise?
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
I find it okay on macOS. Font rendering isn't the best but palatable.
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
Thought the same thing. I think I measured my gaming PC to idle at like 70–100 watts. Obviously an average office PC would be lower, but you also need to add on the energy for the monitor, which seems to start at around 15 watts for some ba
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
The “S” in “Glaze” stands for “security”.
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
Well, the username attached to them would surely be.
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
Do they? The new Apple monitor supports 120 Hz.
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
Not particularly enthusiastic about a website once I see that people can pay fifty bucks to get a "boosted position". Seems like a quick slop cash grab.
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
If I open it, click on the background to activate the physics and just keep the tab open, pretty much all of the blocks that can collapse do eventually collapse.
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
I feel like having them as a single brick is a bit hyperbolic, since undersea cables are pretty redundant in most of the world. Get rid of one and traffic just routes around it. Ships have been routinely destroying cables in the Gulf of Fin
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
48 GB MacBook Pro. All of the models I've tried have been slow and also offered terrible results.
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
I've tried to use a local LLM on an M4 Pro machine and it's quite painful. Not surprised that people into LLMs would pay for tokens instead of trying to force their poor MacBooks to do it.
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
We didn't do multi-region deployments, but we did store database backups in a separate region just in case something really bad happened and our AWS region became unavailable. Also had a plan/some ready Terraform stuff in order
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
Pretty much the same in Finland. You are allowed to film/photograph as much as you want in a public place, but publishing the material might be against the law depending on the contents. Particularly the law regarding "disseminati
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
07:40 still sounds pretty early when compared to 66 degrees where we could expect the civil twilight after 09:00 in December. You'd go to school at 08:00 in the dark and go home at 15:00, also in the dark.
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
The iPad Air and iPad Pro are both available in 11" and 13" variants. 30% savings if you want like-for-like storage, almost 40% if you can do with less.
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
> Though technically it’s deprecated in favour of the clusterfuck of bugs and limitations that is Shortcuts. It's been almost five years since Apple announced Shortcuts for macOS and the start of the "multi-year transition&quo
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
It's not. It's an independent company, that's most likely going to IPO soon. Microsoft was reported to be in talks to acquire Discord at some point, but that never materialised.
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by Hamuko 7mo ago
I fucking love my OLED display on my iPad Pro.

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