Tepix

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   by Tepix 10mo ago

   Linux already has RDMA support but it cannot yet use Thunderbolt. It's probably quite a bit of work to add everything that's required. Is anyone working on it? It would be great to have this for those cheap Strix Halo boxes with 1
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   by Tepix 10mo ago

   I don't understand why it's so difficult (impossible?) with Firefox to use your own private AI server (that's not running on localhost). With Brave it's pretty easy.
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   by Tepix 10mo ago

   Yes but Apple is also avoiding collecting a huge amount of data, e.g. by doing things on-device.
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   by Tepix 10mo ago

   This is why they stopped The Flash after season 9 in 2023.
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   by Tepix 10mo ago

   If it uses 18GB of RAM, you're not using the official model (released in BF16 and FP8), but a quantization of unknown quality. If you write "M4", you mean M4 and not M4 Pro or M4 Max?
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   by Tepix 10mo ago

   Is it just me or is Nvidia trolling hard by calling a model with 30b parameters "nano"? With a bit of context, it doesn't even fit on a RTX 5090. Other LLMs with the "nano" moniker are around 1b parameters or less.
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   by Tepix 10mo ago

   As a US corporation, Mozilla cannot compete on privacy focused services. If they want to focus on privacy (which I think is great), they should ship software that improves privacy, not offer services.
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   by Tepix 10mo ago

   In particular it is very regrettable if we look at how Apple has treated the mobile safari browser.
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   by Tepix 10mo ago

   That's still a lot cheaper than getting a bunch of B300s.
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    by Tepix 10mo ago

    I think he's referring to Boom and also to xAI.
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    by Tepix 10mo ago

    There is a study in German that came to this conclusion, there's an english news article discussing it at https://heise.de/-10222370
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    by Tepix 10mo ago

    https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.06651 (in German, hopefully machine translation works well) English article: https://www.heise.de/en/news/38C3-AI-tools-must-be-evaluated... If you speak German, he
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    by Tepix 10mo ago

    I don't mind the "normal" text so much, where you aren't sure if it was written by an AI or not. What's really getting annoying is the flood of bullet points and emoji that is flooding LinkedIn in particular. Super
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    by Tepix 10mo ago

    Well, case in point: If you ask an AI to grade an essay, it will grade the essay highest that it wrote itself.
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    by Tepix 10mo ago

    Tree-sitter : Tree-sitter is a parser generator tool and an incremental parsing library. It can build a concrete syntax tree for a source file and efficiently update the syntax tree as the source file is edited.
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    by Tepix 10mo ago

    That‘s funny! Now imagine you‘re using Signal on iOS instead of WhatsApp. You cannot do this with your chat history because Signal won‘t let you access your own data outside of their app.
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    by Tepix 10mo ago

    Why do you think it's impossible? I just quoted him saying 'by default, it will actually say, "I don't know the answer to this question"' We already see that ­­- given the right prompting - we can get LLMs to
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    by Tepix 10mo ago

    > false narratives based on wrong memory I don't think "wrong memory" is accurate, it's missing information and doesn't know it or is trained not to admit it. Checkout the Dwarkesh Podcast episode https:/&#
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    by Tepix 11mo ago

    I'd argue it was incompetence.
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    by Tepix 11mo ago

    Uses OpenAI, but doesn't mention it anywhere.
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    by Tepix 11mo ago

    > these agents are trained on bad code - which is open source. This is doubtful and not what I've seen in over 30 years in the industry. People who are ashamed of their source code don't make it Open Source. In general, Open So
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    by Tepix 11mo ago

    > Even the charging costs for 1GWh is absurdly high compared to Heavy Fuel Oil. An orders of magnitude more expensive. Burning 250 tons of oil to get 1GWh of energy releases around 800 tons of CO2. Let's assume a $100 CO2 tax. We w
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    by Tepix 11mo ago

    The upper weight limit for both 20ft and 40ft shipping containers is around 28,300 kg. Since SodiumLion batteries in containers will be weight limited, it makes sense to use 20ft shipping containers. One container can probably store around
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    by Tepix 11mo ago

    Stick the batteries in containers and you just swap them and load them whenever it is convenient.
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    by Tepix 11mo ago

    I‘m wondering: Is it faster or slower when spread across two GPUs (RTX3090)?
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    by Tepix 11mo ago

    Who says they didn't give him money?
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    by Tepix 11mo ago

    Yeah, not exactly just 1 million times slower.
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    by Tepix 11mo ago

    You could also add this to the section "Who This Is NOT For": Sites that do not want to disclose their visitor data to the US company Cloudflare.
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    by Tepix 11mo ago

    The ZX81 and the ZX Spectrum were interesting machines at the time, but man did they have crappy keyboards. Perhaps with a decent keyboard, the ZX Spectrum could have stood a chance against the Commodore C64. The price of the ZX Spectrum wa
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    by Tepix 11mo ago

    This is not directly related to Gasoline cars. See Cybertruck.