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6mo ago
Seems like this could be applied to many things. Database optimisation etc
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6mo ago
> Application error: a client-side exception has occurred Doesn’t seem to like iPhones
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6mo ago
Unsloth has consumer accessible stuff on fine tuning models
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Havoc
6mo ago
Deepseek, GLM, Minimax or Kimi are the most likely contenders.
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6mo ago
Would have thought that compared to training the serving part is pretty easy. Less of a “everything needs to come together at once” and more just move demand to a working cluster if one bombs & have some spare capacity
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Havoc
6mo ago
Like a FIFA peace prize?
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6mo ago
Love the webpage - very crisp & functional. Reminds me of the iamkate one [0] Two notes that may not be obvious to our american friends - that 3100kwh is annual not monthly, but excludes gas...many UK households consume more energy via
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Havoc
6mo ago
And in love and war all is fair... Reality is this ship sailed once the US/Palantir rolled out AI target selection
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Havoc
6mo ago
Indeed it’s leverage but at same time they only need the swap because all is not well in petrodollar land.
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6mo ago
I don’t think the gulf is in same as always mode right now
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6mo ago
UAE announced this week they might start selling oil in yuan so this doesn’t read like anything US aligned to me. If anything it reads like the opposite to me - a move away from traditional opec petrodollar system
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6mo ago
Heavy fossil fuel use leads to health problems and given a large enough population deaths. Lung cancer, Asthma, heart issues etc Guessing that is what GP means by body count
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6mo ago
Problem is climate and ecosystem doesn’t give a fuck about some notional productivity or carbon intensity just the absolute number of pollution molecules going into the air
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6mo ago
Not sure I’d consider a gov subsidized scheme as part of a price spread
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6mo ago
Aliexpress managed sfp+ 10 gigs with 8 ports have also gotten remarkably affordable If you’re willing to go the no name brand route
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Havoc
6mo ago
Yeah, though in this case the selling point is less about scale and more about data sovereignty. German companies are pretty touchy about storing data cross borders
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6mo ago
Pretty sure it's the oracle model - the advertised prices don't matter because it's all custom negotiated.
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Havoc
6mo ago
That seems plausible. And unfortunate
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6mo ago
> Changing your LLM inference provider is the easiest switch in technology I can think of. Thats true right up until you’re working with confidential info in a corporate context. Then it’s a multi month cross discipline cross jurisdictio
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6mo ago
I love how the check if your affected involves giving a voice sample to whatever the fuck that website is
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6mo ago
There is also risk from a US regulatory side as recent drama around antrophic showed. Don’t think it’s inconceivable that the clowns in power decide to limit api access out of the blue one day because someone whispered a conspiracy theory i
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6mo ago
It’s likely more the exclusionary nature rather than niche per se that was the challenge Then again presumably there are plenty of organization specific apps that are also decidedly exclusionary
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6mo ago
Been seeing more AI bots on Reddit lately too. Weirdly ones that don’t seem to be driving an obvious agenda - shitstirring politics or whatever. Just bots engaging it what looks like harmless banter
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6mo ago
It’s in a death spiral - not widely used so people aren’t incentivised to put time into it so not widely used
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6mo ago
Literally just finished building a personal orchestrator system I wanted and had this very much in back of my mind. Ended up doing a mix. Built on compose for now but in a manner that’ll lift and shift to k8s easily enough. Its containers t
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6mo ago
It’s because senior management builds processes with a base assumption of unreliability because a good chunky of employees are. Thats why they’re relaxed - it’s just switching from one sort of unreliability to a slightly different flavour
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6mo ago
>respect cycle lanes is “too high a bar” Maybe just run over cyclists & pedestrians too while you're at it because it makes the code simpler? Kinda had it with these shitty big tech companies that feel they don't need to re
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6mo ago
Will switch over. Despite the concerns others have mentioned if pricing is similar then I'll take the EU version even if it's only EU-ish
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6mo ago
Tried running it over some code as a secondary review and so far very impressed. Will definitely keep using it for that. Seems to pick up different issues than other models. With DS tech though the worry is generally more capacity. Haven&#x
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6mo ago
What about the rest of the Trump clan and their shady shit? Donald Trump Jr. serves as an advisor to both Kalshi and Polymarket...it's just comical
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