Tostino

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by Tostino 1y ago
Or at least to have a baseline. If you see a sudden jump, that does tell you something.
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by Tostino 1y ago
The metaverse has really showcased that. They finally have feet now, right? Only light fun. I'm just a little perplexed at their progress and direction over the past 7-8 years. I don't understand how they can have so many high cal
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by Tostino 1y ago
These companies are not actually diverse, even if they attempt(ed in the past) to hire diverse ethnicities.
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by Tostino 1y ago
Sadly, that would reduce GDP by lowering spending. Can't happen. I'm slightly joking, but only slightly. I've built my own ebikes since I was a teen in the 2000s. I love them, and wish more people would use them to get around
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by Tostino 1y ago
Have dealt with this. I own a 2007 RV. Maintain it well enough that it isn't an eyesore, but I'm not going to waste my life on upkeep. I have never been turned away from an RV park in the last ~6 years that I've owned it, eve
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by Tostino 1y ago
I don't think I've ever gotten a response from a corporation other than "this totally obvious Nazi adjacent content seems fine to me".
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by Tostino 1y ago
Very little this admin does is legal. You need the justice system to actually work for that to matter though. So in effect, unless the next administration runs on punishing these abuses and actually follows through, may as well be legal.
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by Tostino 1y ago
No. Most of the time loss is only calculated on the model response tokens, not the user input tokens.
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by Tostino 1y ago
Democratic politicians* the voters very much do not support Israel.
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by Tostino 1y ago
Florida passed a ballot measure allowing felons to vote a few years back. Our legislature just ignored it and instituted other requirements and hoops for them to jump through that made like 90+% of them ineligible to vote still.
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by Tostino 1y ago
Exactly what I was thinking. Instead of attempting to contribute back to Playwright to fix those hangups, or even creating a private patch to do so as a POC, they went right to building their own framework from scratch. That isn't how
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by Tostino 1y ago
I read it as the latter fwiw.
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by Tostino 1y ago
So, a roundabout way to do the same thing that he's prohibited from doing by the Constitution? Yeah, that sounds totally legit.
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by Tostino 1y ago
Well this sucks to hear. I really hope some larger companies who use it can chip in some support. I wouldn't mind donating money, but apparently that isn't the issue. I don't exactly have free time to help out this project, e
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by Tostino 1y ago
For me the gap is pretty large (in Gemini Pro 2.5's favor). For reference, the code I am working on is a Spring Boot / (Vaadin) Hilla multi-module project with helm charts for deployment and a separate Python based module for anci
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by Tostino 1y ago
Yup. Getting to try three or so prompts that it messes up and then running out of quota for hours is entirely useless to me.
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by Tostino 1y ago
I don't think you can get 1k tokens/sec on a single stream using any consumer grade GPUs with a 20b model. Maybe you could with H100 or better, but I somewhat doubt that. My 2x 3090 setup will get me ~6-10 streams of ~20-40 tokens
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by Tostino 1y ago
I am not at all disappointed. I'm glad they decided to go for somewhat large but reasonable to run models on everything but phones. Quite excited to give this a try
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by Tostino 1y ago
I legitimately cannot think of any hardware that will get you to that throughput over that many streams with any of the hardware I know of (I don't work in the server space so there may be some new stuff I am unaware of).
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by Tostino 1y ago
I wouldn't touch Gitlab at this point. I didn't change. They did.
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by Tostino 1y ago
What are the aspects of Nazi Germany that you think have merit and we should try again? You can't just pick and choose when the aspects are intrinsically linked though.
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by Tostino 1y ago
I'd really like to know what type of apps you're actually one-shotting with an AI. Seriously, can you please give me some example code or something because it seems like anything past a trivial program that doesn't actually d
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by Tostino 1y ago
The Thule hitch attachment was responding to GP saying they throw their bikes in the bed of their truck.
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by Tostino 1y ago
"We should pivot to our worst competency"...
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by Tostino 1y ago
Hell, your user can have no write access at all, but the function or procedure can be using SECURITY DEFINER and the code inside it will run with the permissions of the function owner rather than the calling user allowing writes to happen.
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by Tostino 1y ago
In Postgres they absolutely can. They are all just happening inside the same transaction scope unlike stored procedures.
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by Tostino 1y ago
Look at the years, and see how they match up with the administration in power...
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by Tostino 1y ago
I think over a few years, most of the major dependencies will adopt some of the benefits of Valhalla; at least in the performance sensitive parts.
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by Tostino 1y ago
For certain problems. I'm looking forward to Project Valhalla finally landing, and the subsequent improvements that come later. Getting the performance benefits of data oriented programming patterns is very exciting to me for allowing
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by Tostino 1y ago
I'd call it an anti-feature for most long-lived projects that will end up needing migrations through its lifetime. I go the liquibase route for migrations, and just use the mapping portion of any ORM.

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