Havoc

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961.
by Havoc 7mo ago
>It seems inefficient to put solar panels over parking areas as it requires significant amount of structure which costs a lot more than shade it creates is worth If you're putting up structures to shade cars from bright sun anyway t
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by Havoc 7mo ago
>We don't even know how much spin we'd need, Forgive my ignorance on the topic, but surely "same as earth" would be the starting point? With everything less being a trade-off that is suboptimal
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by Havoc 7mo ago
People must be using them very differently from me then. Very rarely use them for anything more than a glorified search engine Exploring openclaw though so maybe that change
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by Havoc 7mo ago
I'd be very surprised if they're genuinely out of research ideas to test in space. If that is actually true then humanity has a problem. >research that couldn't be done with automation I'd think there is room for both
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by Havoc 7mo ago
This is great. Yes, plenty of challenges around this remain but the direction of travel is hugely positive. Bit more advances in grid scale storage, bit more interconnects and this looks real good
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by Havoc 7mo ago
At risk of crassness - human lives are pretty cheap and there are plenty of people willing to take the hit for a chance to be in space for an extended timeframe. Meanwhile building something with enough spin and shielding is a huge ask
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by Havoc 7mo ago
Wishful thinking but I wish the EU would legislate this BS away.
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by Havoc 7mo ago
> OpenAI didn't give a reason for the shutdown. But I bet one big reason is that it's incredibly hard to prevent Sora from generating objectionable videos Pretty sure they just need the compute for their upcoming model. Sora is
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by Havoc 7mo ago
They’ll keep trying.
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by Havoc 7mo ago
They're not going to win. It's about extracting as much concessions Remember the US attacked Iran, not other way round. Iran didn't start a war they thought they could win.
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by Havoc 7mo ago
That logic right there is why the US is going to lose. That math only works in isolation The Ukrainians don’t think about today’s tradeoff but also about tomorrows. They learned that when when a three day special operation turned into four
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by Havoc 7mo ago
There is also a big real world experience element that is hard to account for mathematically. There are stories of ukrainian operators expressing bewilderment and BCC countries sending 8x interceptors at millions a pop at a 20k shaheed. The
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by Havoc 7mo ago
By betting that it dilutes away and not worrying about it too much. Bit like dropping radioactive barrels into the deep ocean.
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by Havoc 7mo ago
Their office subscriptions are also going up in price at. Crazy rates. Giving Stiff competition to food price inflation All because it has some AI stuff on it that I don’t want.
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by Havoc 7mo ago
AI has also changed the dynamics around this. Splitting things into smaller components now has a dev advantage because the AI program better with smaller scope
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by Havoc 7mo ago
> And like any good manager, you get to claim credit for all the work your “team” does. Meanwhile in the real world the expectations shift to normalise the 10x and your boss wants to know why your output isn’t 12x like that of Max
977.
by Havoc 7mo ago
Much like oracle MS doesn’t have customers just victims that for whatever reason can’t escape
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by Havoc 8mo ago
This is giving Hollywood hacker movie levels of technical understanding
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by Havoc 8mo ago
> Normally I cringe at doomsday preppers Yes though watching that crowd is worthwhile. They often think about things different from mainstream and notice different things so good additional signal even if you ignore it
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by Havoc 8mo ago
> I can specify the whole OS including the packages I need and the configuration in one declarative setup. That one place aspect matters to me more than it might sound at first. It took me less than a day of experimenting with it to lear
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by Havoc 8mo ago
> arrogant to the point of being almost hostile. The YouTube rap video of geohotz telling Sony lawyers suing him to blow him is still up. His style of dealing with corporate matters is certainly unconventional
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by Havoc 8mo ago
He said quad 3090 not single
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by Havoc 8mo ago
Nice. I’ll have a look at LFM one. I had tried their larger models for text only this far
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by Havoc 8mo ago
Is there a reason we don’t switch halfway through? ie start with a classic LLM and switch to something linear like mamba as context grows
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by Havoc 8mo ago
Why would execs need latency? I can see it for engineering - coding with slow ai is painful
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by Havoc 8mo ago
As someone perpetually online it’s also making me rethink that a bit Unless you love walled gardens, doomscrolling and endless AI slop that seems like the fun is over
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by Havoc 8mo ago
This was actually the thing that derailed my first attempt at Linux. I was like 14 or 15 and didn’t understand that concept so couldn’t log in lol
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by Havoc 8mo ago
This is a smoke break before they proceed to ram more AI and subscription model down your throat.
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by Havoc 8mo ago
I would think a quantized 27b should be doable in mac world too?
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by Havoc 8mo ago
Baby steps

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