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by _davide_ 4mo ago
>It's such a weird "Gotcha" that seems to only assume that Chinese LLMs might censor something. We are not assuming anything; it is illegal, and you will get prison time just for talking about it. Yeah, sure, everyone dist
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by _davide_ 4mo ago
Consciousness doesn't exist, it's a vanity concept, to boost human ego...
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by _davide_ 4mo ago
I had a subscription before the price was cut down; the model kept randomly looping the with same character (burning 30% of the budget in one shot), and the overall performance for agentic purposes is, simply put, terrible. It finds non-exi
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by _davide_ 4mo ago
They do want to see the American bubble burst, this is the quickest way
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by _davide_ 4mo ago
100% agree, unwatchable and cheap, it's the most effective way to make sure I'll never touch the product.
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by _davide_ 5mo ago
Lol, use Gentoo
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by _davide_ 5mo ago
Except rust is way more productive than any other language out there...
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by _davide_ 6mo ago
Thank you, but no thanks
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by _davide_ 6mo ago
Most examples and presented issues would not compile or be a real issue... I stopped reading midway
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by _davide_ 1y ago
> What could go wrong? LoL, an insane amount of things. TCP connections are an illusion of safely, for the purpose of database commits use UDP packets as a model instead, it'll be much closer to reality.
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by _davide_ 1y ago
I just got a Ryzen AI 395+ and compilation times are insane, kernel compiles in one minute! :D https://www.phoronix.com/review/amd-ryzen-ai-max-pro-395/5
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by _davide_ 1y ago
I have been using Gentoo 10+ years, you can save time using other distros but you'll waste an insane amount of time as soon as you want to properly configure a yubikey or set up a modern compilation stack (or update specific drivers or
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by _davide_ 1y ago
Then it's likely that plasma just crashed :')
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by _davide_ 1y ago
I have been using kde for 15+ years, except 4.0, which was painful, everything has been mostly a smooth experience. > However, KDE considered my TV the primary desktop and put the task bar only in that monitor, and even disabling the TV
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by _davide_ 1y ago
100% agree, in Rust things usually just work out on the first try! Time spent debugging is halved and you can focus on the actual product
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by _davide_ 1y ago
Nice! On paper looks really promising! There is actual need for embedded databases as SQLite is painful for highly concurrent programs (I actually hit this issue in rust)
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by _davide_ 1y ago
https://www.libreoffice.org/download/libreoffice-online/ https://www.onlyoffice.com/ Both works pretty well
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by _davide_ 1y ago
When I read the title 'IBM crossed a transformer with an SSM and got ‘Bamba’' I laughed so hard I woke up my kid
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by _davide_ 1y ago
They recently released a huge bump of their AI package, they probably wanted to differentiate between the older and newer version...still they could have renamed the plugin, or at very least, mark older comments as "for an older versio
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by _davide_ 2y ago
I actually pushed a fix for the soundcard upstream back in kernel 5.13, it had been working great. And yeah, don't expect a Wacom level pen, it doesn't come with tilt. I never trust/tried sleep on Linux(could corrupt the FS),
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by _davide_ 2y ago
Anyone surprised that Autodesk is citing blender in a non-negative light?
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by _davide_ 2y ago
The RTX 4080 should be capable of ~40 TFLOPS, yet they only report 2,160 billion operations per second. Shouldn't this be enough to reconsider the benchmark? They probably made some serious error in measuring FLOPS. Regarding the fact
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by _davide_ 2y ago
I really like the trend of making software companies liable for security incidents. Way too often they get away without any penalty.
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by _davide_ 2y ago
Did I ever? :')
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by _davide_ 2y ago
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by _davide_ 2y ago
May I suggest a tool built for application level portals instead? https://github.com/build-trust/ockam One binary, easy to use, no ssh getting stuck! (yep, I work at Ockam :)
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by _davide_ 2y ago
I'm waiting for AI bubble to burst to buy some of those at the fraction of the price :)
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by _davide_ 2y ago
What about memory? the real price of threads is the stack. Even when perfectly optimized, it wouldn't be enough to handle serious workloads.
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by _davide_ 2y ago
Is anyone surprised?
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by _davide_ 2y ago
I have a couple of M40 with 24 gb on a desktop computer, i had to tape the pci-e to "scale it down to 1x". It's ok for interference and play around with small trainings, but I can barely infer a quantized version of 70b param

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