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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
Like this space couldn't get more ridiculous.
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
If there is no success then there is nothing to discuss.
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
With 700 ish employees I find it difficult to attribute their success to one person.
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
The threat of moving to MS is interesting, MS could exploit this massively. All the negotiation power will be on MS side and their position actually gets stronger as people move across. Will they do the good guy thing and match everyones pa
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
> Some large scale human atrocities FTFY
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
You’re thinking short term, applying safety to todays LLMs. No one is claiming todays tech poses and existential threat. Others are looking at the trajectory and thinking about the future, where safety does start to become important.
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
Now I’m confused, because neither of the titles _clearly_ communicate that it’s a wasm version of llama.cpp in my opinion. It would probably be helpful to use the words “wasm” and “llama” to achieve that
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
When I did some quick math regarding buying hardware outright vs spinning up cloud versions, cloud seemed to win pretty handily. I've used runpod a bit, they have serverless which is good for sporadic inference. For training LoRAs I u
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
I went over to my GPT-4 history and pasted some problems and refactor requests in verbatim, the GPT-4 outputs were of much higher quality.
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
WHY on earth would a frog get boiled if you slowly increased the temperature?
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
Firstly, "don't do that" probably requires some "control" over AI in the respect of how it's used and rolled out. Secondly, I find it hard to believe that rolling out self driving cars was a play by bad actors,
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
Hence "with good intentions".
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
Sure, today at least. But there is a future where the human has given AI control of things, with good intention, and the AI has become the threat. AI is a tool today, tomorrow AI is calling shots in many domains. It's worth planning fo
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
Most likely took a boat past that area.
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
Talent being exploited is an industry agnostic concept. The core argument should be how it messes up your dopamine system real good, addicts don't even realise it. AI isn't fixing that one anytime soon.
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
Imagine my shock, discovering that you are apparently a fully grown adult.
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
Some of the other 10% is stuff around theming and design systems. This isn't something that injects cleanly into inline styles. Also media queries and hover states etc can't be done inline. If it's a reinvention it's obj
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
Tailwind is vanilla CSS though right? If someone created a stylesheet that just mapped one class to one CSS rule, and did that over and over for all the kinds of rules (with sensible spacing variations), you've got 90% of what tailwind
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
But this is my point. It’s like that old joke, 400: you fucked up, 500: we fucked up. What exactly can you do when the issue is on the service side anyway. My expectation is most good software has something like sentry anyway, reporting sho
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
> This includes vague "something went wrong" errors. Azure devops at one point used to give the user a stack trace pop up… just MS UX things. I imagine most users see that and think what the f am I supposed to do with this info
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
A friend of mine once had a guitar, it was a cheap squire strat, even as a learner I thought I could tell it was a terrible guitar, the action was so high I think it legally needed a transponder. Anyway, one day a friend brings one of their
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
Can anyone explain this to a modern engineer? Why would you need to hold this in your head?
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
To expand on this, don't use it because a good approach is to disable password authentication on SSH and use keys instead. If for some reason you still needed password auth enabled I'd be inclined to still use f2b.
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
Amazon affiliates are getting smarter by the day.
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
Is this tracking a specific jet associated with a person, or the person?
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
In all my years I’ve never seen such a polarising technology as tailwind. It’s really weird the lengths people will go through to defend their method of outputting key/value pairs to move things around on a webpage.
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
> "hello world" This is at best hyperbole and at worst nonsense. Come on, at least put some effort into drawing the line of complexity a little clearer.
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
Ah ok, some success is ok, some is not.
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
Soooo insider trading?
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by PUSH_AX 3y ago
If I were going to pay for social media, I would expect to no longer be the 'product.' Would it become ad-free? I mean, it's a no-go for me regardless, but if you're a Twitter power user and it's both paid and has a

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