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alecco
2y ago
I think all these tools have a long way to go. Including Claude Code. I couldn't make any behave properly. I hope some day they become useful for complex repositories.
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alecco
2y ago
I like the guy but he is wrong. Besides the CUDA ecosystem, Nvidia hardware has a lot of features and a lot of things to yet optimize. Like optimizations by DeepSeek (non-CUTLASS custom models and DualPipe). I think Nvidia's current ha
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alecco
2y ago
Also https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/blepharitis/
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alecco
2y ago
What if all the porn, adult, crypto, gambling, etc. content was in a separate part of Internet? Like a red lights district. Or at least be easily blocked (but with laws requiring them to help blocklists or IP/domain). In meatspace ther
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alecco
2y ago
https://archive.ph/bj6NK And somehow the German stock index DAX is up 17% YTD.
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German Factory Orders Slumped Most in a Year Before Merz Won (-7%)
(bloomberg.com)
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alecco
2y ago
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Dodge vs. Ford: The Origin of Shareholder Primacy
(en.wikipedia.org)
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alecco
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alecco
2y ago
Many years ago I had an encounter with the AA ecosystem of companies (Sabre, etc). File and rank were already about half Indian. Middle management was 1/3rd Indian and growing. So this is unsurprising. I wonder if the 30% being laid of
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alecco
2y ago
Zero mention of the problem of hormones (contraception), antibiotics, and a lot of random things coming with human urine. It's very hard to get rid of those, last time I checked the best way was to let it break over YEARS. This is not
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alecco
2y ago
He is a bit naive in general but he is mostly right. 1. Hyperfinancialization was a huge mistake (e.g. a house should not be an investment) 2. ZIRP was a huge mistake: revenue matters, the current SP500 P/E ratio is insane. [1] 3. Manu
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alecco
2y ago
> I prefer my economic takes from economists, or people who actually study these things. Hmm > you’re better off reading Krugman It used to be kind of a meme to make fun on how wrong Krugman was but now it's kind of like beating
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alecco
2y ago
Sadly, most of those corporations would rather spend millions in proprietary solutions than give back 100k to the community. I've seen it first hand many times. They only give money if they absolutely have to.
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alecco
2y ago
I'm sure that's for the homework.
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alecco
2y ago
Cool! You watched CMU's intro to Database sytems, right? It's really good and thorough. It will save you of some common pitfalls and can help you navigate the trade-offs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otE2WvX3XdQ
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alecco
2y ago
Wow, MIT license. I hope some big players embrace this open source cooperative approach.
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alecco
2y ago
Didn't China burst this bubble already? Vertical farming, etc. Western aligned farming is currently in a big downturn due to BRICS constantly breaking production records. And they are using Chinese machinery. The world is catching up t
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alecco
2y ago
Who do I have to kill to get Claude Code access?
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alecco
2y ago
Cool. What about giving the models for a given GPU? Also it could compare using vLLM, local_llama.c, etc. Links to docs maybe. Community build articles and rating. Along the lines of https://pcpartpicker.com/ And you can de
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alecco
2y ago
From a fork of an old version that was still open source, the OpenBSD team audited every single line and rewrote most of it, AFAIR. https://www.openssh.com/history.html
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alecco
2y ago
I hope all this is not taking a toll on you. Stay healthy, Dang. You are doing a very good job. You can't make everybody happy.
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alecco
2y ago
> I'd be glad if you'd do something about the influx of trolls Mate, with all due respect, but the first few pages of your recent comments are mostly in US politics threads. https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?
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alecco
2y ago
This is starting to look like a lost battle. Can we have a "US Politics" filter at least? Thanks.
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alecco
2y ago
I doubt it would play out like you think.
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alecco
2y ago
Vegan diets are only OK if very, very well calibrated for macro and micro nutrients.
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alecco
2y ago
Algorithmic improvements in new fields are often bigger than hardware improvements.
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alecco
2y ago
I just tried it and the result was pretty bad. "How to do X combining Y and Z" (in a long detailed paragraph, my prompt-fu is decent). The sources it picked were reasonable but not the best. The answer was along the lines of "
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alecco
2y ago
It's corporate doublespeak. But to be fair, corporations need to say every single thing in a positive light or else media would savagely quote them. See what happens when somebody big admits openly making a mistake. They get punished.
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alecco
2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xTGNNLPyMI&t=4832s 01:20:32 hallucinations, tool use, knowledge/working memory
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alecco
2y ago
Every single article about my country is ridiculous. They confuse the political parties. And about economics, they pick something random and use it to explain why that is the single cause of all the problems. Sure, The Economist is above av
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alecco
2y ago
That's not intelligence, that's memorization.
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