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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
All of my friends who are on AMD have had issues over the past three years. My belief is that it is in the memory controllers and the XMP profiles provided with RAM. It’s very easy for the XMP profiles to be overly optimistic or for the RAM
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
It would be if it was only pollution but my understanding it’s pm2.5 in general. Rural areas can and do have high pm2.5. Look at the map. It could be agriculture or dust or flora.
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
Water particles vs water vapor
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
Just buy three for the same price as one expensive model :D I have mine hooked up to smart outlets and particulate meter to automate them. I just wish I could control the speed.
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
Most of the VC money invested into the crypto space is into evm projects. By volume of real world usage, the standard is the Solana virtual machine though.
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
My friend just had an ASRock board cook his AMD CPU. Apparently a very common problem.
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
Mine is that fossil fuels exist on all planets that intelligent life evolves on, and all species extinct themselves once they discover how to use them.
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
Can LLMs understand ascii drawings? Or produce them? I’m trying to figure out a way to organize thoughts with charts in a way that provides useful context to an LLM and also that an LLM could theoretically generate.
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
No one cares more about rust than Gophers.
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
> the list of concepts you have to learn at once is basically as long for Python, the quintessential "beginner" language IMO, Python is great. But deploying Python is more work than learning Rust, oh and the tooling is somethin
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
It’s because steam is 100% an aberration in our modern world. The closest comparison is, maybe, Costco? And we who are dependent on steam know how bad things would be if steam wasn’t this unicorn. Gaben is the rare feudal lord whose people
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
Writing rust and the LLM almost never gets function signatures and returns types wrong. That just leaves the business logic to sort out. I can only imagine that IDEs will eventually pair directly with the compiler for instant feedback to fi
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
And llamacpp has a gui out of the box that’s decent.
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
Start llamacpp server with the gui accessible to your Mac?
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
The knock on effect of high housing costs is driving force behind price increases and declining quality of service everywhere. It’s an absurd situation here in California, where we are some of the richest people in history, but because the
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
> This leads to the very serious, solemn attitude typical of Rust developers. Opposite really. I like rust because I can be care free and have fun.
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
Many would argue that you should give them a billion dollars funding, and that’s what they’re doing when they say AGI is close. There is a decade + worth of implementation details and new techniques to invent before we have something functi
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
VLMs = very large models?
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
No it wasn’t. My impression is it’s nice looking, but poorly implemented. I have near 100 zigbee and z wave devices. IKEA stuff is the only ones that have given me problems. I have their square color light panels and had to write a HA autom
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
“It’s just a chat bot Michael, how much can it cost?” A philosophy degree later… I ended up just generating a summary of each of our 1k docs, using the summaries for retrieval, running a filter to confirm the doc is relevant, and finally us
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
How do you handle KYC?
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
surely the leopard won’t eat my face
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
Hey man, we really need eight potatoes a day, ok.
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
In a world where engineering matters less, the people with writing and literature degrees are able to be more productive. But I agree it’s not engineering. I love engineering, but if could go back to school it’d be for an English degree.
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
Six month into learning to build a modern python app, with linters, type systems, tests, venvs, package managers, etc… I realized that the supposed difficulty of rust is drastically less than coming to speed and then keeping up with the pyt
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
If they really want to win, they should make a competitor for O1-pro. It’s worth $200 to reduce LLM babysitting needs by %10.
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
Batteries last more than a year and you can get ones with solar panels to recharge them.
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
Same. I use the hue automations to handle the lights. HA is for everything else. The hue motion sensors pay for themselves pretty quickly.
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
The home assistant $100 stand alone device. Pretty seamless user experience. On par with what you would expect for a consumer device as far as UX. Maybe could be a bit more polished but you can do pretty much anything with it as far extendi
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by J_Shelby_J 1y ago
I just want to share that these are by far the best home automation you can have. I love my smart lights, hacked together smart humidifier, smart fans (the vornado dc fans with outlet switches), intake air pump, and air quality monitoring.

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