RoyTyrell

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by RoyTyrell 1y ago
Let me preface by saying I'm not skeptical about your answer or think you're full of crap. Can you give me an example or two about a single task that you fine-tune for? Just trying to familiarize myself with more AI engineering ta
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by RoyTyrell 2y ago
Please do correct me if I'm wrong, but the only subreddit I heard was banned was WhitePeopleTwitter, and that was because there were comments doxxing and implying or directly calling for violence against the Tesla/SpaceX engineers
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by RoyTyrell 2y ago
And now he's bought his way into US aristocracy so he can do whatevr he wants and no one can stop him. He doesn't like criticism from the NTHSB? Well he can deem the NTHSB "inefficient" and have it downsized and the lead
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by RoyTyrell 2y ago
While I agree with these economic ideals can work this way, it also has a lot of assumptions. Many folks who make these claims are naive or lying and rarely preface by saying they assume an ideal world with consumers and suppliers that are
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by RoyTyrell 2y ago
This is just a marketing brochure... Not to be "old man yells at sky" but a lot of these new cloud-based/cloud-focused architectures seem to be geared toward highly specialized needs that 99.9% of businesses aren't going
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by RoyTyrell 2y ago
I think it's a foregone conclusion. Companies like Google abandon products with little notice, often times no replacement, and no support unless maybe some corporate users have negotiated a longer support contract. I'd never accep
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by RoyTyrell 2y ago
I don't have an issue with non-compete clauses if they offered fair terms to the employee but frequently they don't. Something like, we will pay you some reasonably high percentage, if not all, of your salary for the duration of t
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by RoyTyrell 2y ago
Since I'm definitely not a security expert of even a network admin, other than maintaining my home lab behind a firewall, does anyone know if these attacks would effective against Wireguard? My suspicion is not unless you went out of y
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by RoyTyrell 3y ago
Sure, but I'm not convinced that, apart from annoying Israel or the US, those countries really care. Arms shipments to Hamas perhaps if they could get them in right now, but aid - not likely. Maybe I'm wrong. I just haven't s
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by RoyTyrell 3y ago
I suppose its both to look like they're benevolent and to "force" everyone else to follow suit - at least for MS and Google.
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by RoyTyrell 3y ago
Exactly, it's a nasty virus. * I know someone that contracted Covid late fall of 2020 and is still disabled from Long Covid/PASC with daily fevers and fatigue. If they don't get a good night's sleep and eat enough, they&
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by RoyTyrell 3y ago
I suppose that depends on your physical location to say if they weren't obeyed. It's true they weren't followed 100% in spirit or in practice, but they were to enough degree. At least in my area, from when lockdowns started u
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by RoyTyrell 3y ago
That is quite a hyperbolic statement and I have to disagree with you. I've used SQL on a variety of databases over 15 years, and yes while some like MySQL have poorly implemented anything other than basic SQL/RDBMS features, most
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by RoyTyrell 3y ago
This site confused me. It seemed like over half the navigation items weren't working which lead me to think the site isn't finished. That's not the case - it's just largely behind a paywall and doesn't make that obv
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by RoyTyrell 3y ago
I don't really remember the last time I ate Wendy's, but I do remember the last couple experiences: pretty terrible. Their burgers are somehow worse than McDonald's, slower service, and from what I remember - more expensive.
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by RoyTyrell 3y ago
I think it's certainly possible he did out of some goofy way to call attention to the dangers of generative AI, but I think it's also possible he did it for this other politician, and behind the scenes, the Democrats don't wa
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by RoyTyrell 3y ago
RAG is definitely a solution that can bridge the gap, but it's currently not good enough where lives and money depend on very correct information, such as the medical or legal domain. Perhaps in the future a more functionally sophistic
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by RoyTyrell 3y ago
I see people go into self-checkouts with a cart full of products and I bet it takes them 10-15min to go through it all. A lot of people can't figure out what to do if the barcode doesn't scan too. That's why I wish use of sel
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by RoyTyrell 3y ago
Arguing online is rarely a good idea, doubly so when you're a CEO and arguing with an anonymous-ish user. I guess Lord Elon would disagree though. Overall, it's still not as bad as when Mr Uber decided to get into an argument with
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by RoyTyrell 3y ago
I have multiple email addresses based on use and how much I trust the entity collecting: - My main personal address is the most protected and only give it out to friends, bank, family, etc. - I have another address that I give out to Amazon
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by RoyTyrell 3y ago
Not impressed. This isn't really Blockchain technology being the only or best solution for the computing resources, it's just a "hey it exists so I guess we can try". Seti@Home and Folding@Home started the "voluntee
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by RoyTyrell 3y ago
Yep exactly, that's what I do too. Download a lossless version and then use Bandcamp if I ever wanted to stream it. However I also host Navidrome (OSS streaming with a web-app) so use that 99.9% of the time I want to stream. Even if th
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by RoyTyrell 3y ago
Oh god... I can only imagine how political this would actually be. I suppose it would be the equivalent of a coding boot camp but you're forced to watch PragerU and Joe Rogan for non-STEM classes, and pay for everything using MuskBucks
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by RoyTyrell 3y ago
My company has invested in moving to Azure except where we need to stay on Google. Apparently MS gave us a package on all of their products if we use Azure and it was enough to sway the execs. We were then given the directive that everyone
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by RoyTyrell 3y ago
Taking it to the extreme is pointless: the other extreme is that YT is only ads. That doesn't make sense either. Here is my problem with the ads: the same ads will repeat many times over the course of a video, some ads will blast obnox
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by RoyTyrell 3y ago
I'm sure the Russian government will provide financial incentives and/or resources to help those whom can't easily afford to raise 8 kids, right?
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by RoyTyrell 3y ago
You can disable the auto-play full screen video ads every time it starts up, though it seems like we are now stuck with a full screen still picture ad. I doubt Amazon will change this unless they get like 500k complaints and that's not
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by RoyTyrell 3y ago
She is now, but was infected with the virus before she got the vaccine. The vaccine was available but unfortunately she was hesitant about getting it due to all of the noise online and in the news. She was vaccinated about 4mo after being i
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by RoyTyrell 3y ago
My girlfriend's sister suffers from Long Covid for going on 2yrs now. Some of the problems she had early on is that most doctors wrote her off as either lying or anxiety. More than one ER doc said there's no way that Covid could e
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by RoyTyrell 3y ago
You should think about why you're building the software. If there are other established companies with many customers, you feel their offerings aren't incomplete or have bad UI/UX, and aren't too expensive then be prepar

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