VeejayRampay

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by VeejayRampay 1y ago
160 comments on this, OpenAI is definitely not the hype anymore
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by VeejayRampay 1y ago
it is pedantic, everyone knows what "node" means in this context
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by VeejayRampay 1y ago
and speed, it's way way faster
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by VeejayRampay 1y ago
the whole event was shit, but we're all past the point where we can just say that, because the technology is now so entrenched that it's become unavoidable, so everything has now to jump through hoops to justify its existence and
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by VeejayRampay 1y ago
don't you worry, people in the public sector who want everything to be private will make sure that the BLS becomes shit enough that the private alternative will end up being appealing, we've seen that millions of times before
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by VeejayRampay 1y ago
reasoning effort is Gemini's thinking budget from 6 months ago
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by VeejayRampay 1y ago
that line of "someone says something I don't agree with so I will insinuate they didn't read the article" is tired, seriously an excerpt from the article you pretend I didn't read (which I did) But let’s be hone
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by VeejayRampay 1y ago
your reply is oversimplistic as well we're now in a world where the youth of developed countries are way more overweight than they were before, because of a radical shift in diet and exercise upon reading that using electric bikes (tha
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by VeejayRampay 1y ago
so the healthiest thing to ever happen to teenagers is transportation devices that allow them to pretend they're exercising... we've really given up
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by VeejayRampay 1y ago
that's not why we get fat we get fat because of the american diet, priori to which people in the world were actually not that fat the lack of fermented food, the epidemics of ultra-processed, ultra-rich and grotesquely fat and sugary f
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by VeejayRampay 1y ago
this is crazy, really cool
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by VeejayRampay 1y ago
what is even the point of quoting reactions from two years ago? this is a terrible look for your whole community
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by VeejayRampay 1y ago
for translation you'll still be limited for longer texts by the 65K output limit though I suppose?
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by VeejayRampay 1y ago
I believe pytorch works nicely with rocm, but I don't know if it's nicely to the point where it's "on par"
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by VeejayRampay 1y ago
the leeway comes from the grotesque fanboyism the company benefits from they haven't been number one for quite some time and still people can't stop presenting them as the leaders
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by VeejayRampay 1y ago
we need to stop it with the anecdotal evidence presented by one random dude
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by VeejayRampay 1y ago
thanks a lot I really wonder why they would call it "server name" instead of database host though
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by VeejayRampay 1y ago
I don't really understand the UI though, there's no way to provide a host am I the only one to have that problem?
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by VeejayRampay 1y ago
that is just not correct, it's a big differentiator
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by VeejayRampay 1y ago
anyone from europe recognizes this immediately as some form of thieving monarchy, it really is ludicrous that is still possible in 2025
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by VeejayRampay 1y ago
Aurora doesn't offer Postgresql 17 for now I think
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by VeejayRampay 1y ago
this is really AI companies asking people to annotate datasets for free and people more than happily complying
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by VeejayRampay 2y ago
the people who came up with this are obviously brilliant but being french myself, I really wonder why no one is proof-reading the english, this gives an overall bad impression of the work imho
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by VeejayRampay 2y ago
absolute display of debased cowardice if you're american and you're able to watch the video without feeling either ashamed or revolted, know that absolutely no one in the world respects the cloth you're cut from, except for t
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by VeejayRampay 2y ago
which solutions would you classify as "modern OCR" are we talking tesseract or something?
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by VeejayRampay 2y ago
well done on the french achieving yet another extraordinary feat of engineering and research while still bearing the stigma of being shit at everything for some reason I hope this international race ends up bearing fruit in a few decades, w
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by VeejayRampay 2y ago
I use television ( https://github.com/alexpasmantier/television ) with shell integration so basically I end up doing ctrl-r, then fuzzy find the command and run it
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by VeejayRampay 2y ago
used to think this mattered a lot but funnily one of the main vim-universe inspired editors, helix, has convinced me otherwise their choice to subtly diverge from the vim way of things is actually super nice, somehow way more mnemonic and e
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by VeejayRampay 2y ago
nah actually we should keep the slow, subpar tooling we got now because it came first those people producing fantastic tools that have transformed the ecosystem of linting and packaging should be working on it instead of working on transfo
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by VeejayRampay 2y ago
helix is a really really good text editor / terminal IDE I'm seriously impressed by the level of quality out of the box

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