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by alecco 2y ago
How curious all the attack pieces on OnlyFans by the media suddenly stopped after this individual bought the company.
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by alecco 2y ago
>Thank Microsoft for sleep just working Wait, what?? Just re-discussed the other day: State of S3 – Your Laptop is no Laptop anymore – a personal Rant (2023) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41442490 > S0ix would
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by alecco 2y ago
Probably due to the time. Americans are asleep at the moment.
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by alecco 2y ago
If corporate starts sharpening their pencils at the small things they will sure cut on the bigger things like bonuses and raises. Time to leave if you are an over-performer looking for merit rewards.
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by alecco 2y ago
> All of this was years before Bitcoin, not to mention Ethereum Cypherpunks were working on this since the 90s (or even 80s). There was a very active mailing list way back then with experiments and a lot of discussions. Bitcoin was revol
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by alecco 2y ago
You should always have more than one 2FA. Especially for anything Google as you'll never ever recover the account (unless you are famous or go viral <1%).
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by alecco 2y ago
For Python it's bliss. For non-std C++ it's hit-and-miss. For CUDA C++ it's terrible.
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by alecco 2y ago
But now most people have wireless headphones.
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by alecco 2y ago
>>>> A LOT of jokes like this but NOT MANY [...] > Unless you're claiming that NO-ONE EVER makes jokes OF ANY SORT about the other two big Abrahamic religions, but, I mean, er, THEY DO. Again you change what I
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by alecco 2y ago
>> jokes like this > this joke I think you know EXACTLY what I'm talking about and being disingenuous muddying my point.
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by alecco 2y ago
It's interesting how there are a lot of jokes like this but not many about the other two Abrahamic religions.
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by alecco 2y ago
I used to. But they give food and vaccines and the population keeps growing exponentially. They don't address the elephant in the room.
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by alecco 2y ago
1. I only said the meaning of the title is wrong, and I praised the content 2. I didn't say CUDA wouldn't be ground up or low level (please re-read) (I say in another comment about a no-code guide with CUDA, but it's obviousl
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by alecco 2y ago
Massive amounts of food aid combined with patriarchal religion. There's a political co-factor on food subsidies and keeping prices in a range in the West. Edit: fertility rate 4.46 births per woman (2021)
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by alecco 2y ago
I'll write a guide "no-code LLMs in CUDA".
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by alecco 2y ago
Using PyTorch is not "LLMs from the ground up". It's a fine PyTorch tutorial but let's not pretend it's something low level.
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by alecco 2y ago
https://archive.ph/tuYpr
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Nvidia's Future Relies on Chips That Push Technology's Limits(wsj.com)
3 points by alecco 2y ago|2 comments
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by alecco 2y ago
https://archive.ph/fKmwB
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Chinese offices emptier than during Covid pandemic as slowdown hits – FT(ft.com)
3 points by alecco 2y ago|1 comments
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by alecco 2y ago
It seems they are doing fine-tuning and soon pre-training with their new cluster technology. They claim to be able to train Llama 3 70GB in 1 day (instead of 1 month). Impressive if true.
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by alecco 2y ago
Absolutely. I didn't mean all answers combined into one, just that all answers are wiki. Like today in SO.
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by alecco 2y ago
Other problems with StackOverflow: - gamification problems: e.g. a race to answer instead of thinking it through, downvoting competing answers - the accepted answer sometimes is incorrect (but sounds good enough to OP) - balance bet
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by alecco 2y ago
Maybe some post-StackOverflow site could do much better if split into communities. It doesn't make much sense to pile together highly popular topics (e.g. JS or Java a few years ago) with hard topics (e.g. low-level optimizations or di
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by alecco 2y ago
> Thus to generate a 100 words a second requires moving the model 100 times per second – requiring vast amounts of memory bandwidth. It's actually worse for the majority of GPU implementations for large models. The matrices don&#x27
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by alecco 2y ago
Attention span is dropping like a stone. I think MOOCs should re-format more like Tik Tok and web video games. Maybe have an interactive AI professor as a guide.
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by alecco 2y ago
Dude, this is amazing. It deserves its own HN post!
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by alecco 2y ago
I think Google Search is much worse than Gmail. You tell it things you wouldn't tell your family or even your lawyer or therapist. And it can infer things you didn't even know about yourself (e.g. you are pregnant or suffering a h
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by alecco 2y ago
Taylor Swift demands Jack Sweeney stop tracking her jet - The Washington Post - June 2, 2024 https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2024/02/06/taylor-...
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by alecco 2y ago
It makes me happy how through the decades Phrack stays true to it's origins and didn't go off the rails.

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