Tepix

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by Tepix 6mo ago
I get the feeling that with LLMs in the mix, in-house server management can do a lot more than it used to.
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by Tepix 6mo ago
From TFA: > It encodes to the same number of bytes, executes in the same number of cycles.
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by Tepix 6mo ago
> allow it when iOS started allowing third-party Did you mean "allowing"? Or "prohibiting"
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by Tepix 6mo ago
Sure: If you can't get enough compute by ordering it yourself, make deals with anyone who promises to get you more compute.
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by Tepix 6mo ago
GPUs are lasting longer than foreseen, in fact old GPUs are more valuable now (making more money!) than they were three years ago when they were new. Tokens will continue to increase in price until the supply meets the demand. That's g
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by Tepix 6mo ago
They have behaved in a consistent matter to emphasize user privacy. What makes you say they don‘t care?
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by Tepix 6mo ago
From TFA: > My camera sensor size is 35mm by 24mm. Multiplied by 12, we get 420mm by 288mm. That's, uh, 42cm by 29cm. It's, like, pretty big. That's the size of a painting you'd hang on your wall. This gives us two i
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by Tepix 6mo ago
Are you talking about GLM 5.1, DeepSeek V3.2 or Kimi K2.6 (released one hour ago!)? Oh wait, it doesn't apply to those…
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by Tepix 6mo ago
You could instead use a trustworthy LLM API provider instead of an American one bound by legislation like the US CLOUD act. Confidential compute is another option.
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by Tepix 6mo ago
Wrong. Both WhatsApp and Signal group chats are E2EE. Telegram group chats are not. Even 1on1 chats aren‘t E2EE on Telegram by default. Also, reporting is an issue: If a member of the group "Reports" a message to WhatsApp, a copy
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by Tepix 6mo ago
It‘s sufficient for some MoE models.
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by Tepix 6mo ago
You didn‘t talk to the hotel and asked why their coffee was so bad?
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by Tepix 6mo ago
Add screenshots of all UI elements?
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by Tepix 6mo ago
The AI companies profit hugely from open source. In fact, without open source, their most significant financial success (coding assistants) wouldn't exist. They should provide free continued git commit security analysis for open so
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by Tepix 6mo ago
Hey cal.com, as a potential customer, you have just lost me. Open source is set to profit from improved transparency in the SSDLC. With closed source, you will have to trust the software vendor instead. I'm not sure I agree with Drew B
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by Tepix 6mo ago
Have you read it? The style is horrible.
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by Tepix 6mo ago
Sounds good. I saw that you use the FP8 version of the model. Do you also quantize the KV cache?
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by Tepix 6mo ago
> The advantage of combining solar with nuclear is that their generation profiles are different. Nuclear generates a constant amount of power 24/7. If in the near future we generate a lot of power from photovoltaics during the day,
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by Tepix 6mo ago
> The definition of “major accident” used in nuclear is orders of magnitude more strict than in any other industries though, which distort the picture. What would your definition of a "major incident" be for photovoltaics?
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by Tepix 6mo ago
Just because you can't prove that a cancer was caused by a nuclear plant doesn't mean it wasn't the cause. Just from statistics, it's certain that some of the unaccounted deaths were caused by radiation.
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by Tepix 6mo ago
There's not just deaths and malformations. There's also a cost of contaminated food and unlivable areas.
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by Tepix 6mo ago
Interesting. How fast is your service? Do you guarantee a certain number of tokens/s?
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by Tepix 6mo ago
In most browsers you can hold the back button for a second and it will let you skip back more than one step.
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by Tepix 6mo ago
Open source has advantages over closed source: You can demonstrate your sSDLC whereas with closed source you have to believe the vendor.
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by Tepix 6mo ago
Cooling for French nuclear reactors, yes. More than once since 2020. But nukes?
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by Tepix 6mo ago
Is it unnecessary burden? We've had major nuclear accidents despite regulations and that was before 9/11 and dron wars.
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by Tepix 6mo ago
Nuclear seems to be the worst option: You can't quickly change the amount of power it generates. Which is what you need if you want to use it together with dirt cheap solar. It's very expensive. In fact, noone knows how expensive
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by Tepix 6mo ago
Why would they want to do that?
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by Tepix 6mo ago
I can't because I think it is. It's also doing its part in destroying the planet as a consequence.
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by Tepix 6mo ago
> I follow Bitcoin from a theoretical point of view and I find it fascinating. I find it horrible: The damage done to the planet doesn't correlate with the number of transactions. It's maximizing uselessness.

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