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aydyn
3y ago
AFAIK, 2-bit quant leads to too much loss of performance, such that you're better off using a different smaller model altogether. See here: https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/18ituzh/mixtra
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3y ago
I'm surprised no one offered yet another plausible explanation that the dog picked up on something else (bird! squirrel! another dog!) that just so happened at the same time as your friend leaving the building. Coincidences occur all t
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3y ago
You realize I fully agree with you, right? I'm not sure what you're arguing for.
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3y ago
> There's an argument that neither do most jobs Agreed, lets not add to that pile of useless jobs
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3y ago
As I said, it's at best a fun toy and all you've said confirms that. It does not help solve any of the problems facing humanity.
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3y ago
> Why not both? Can you be explicit? With LLMs I use it as a tool to improve my efficiency at translating thought to code, that's good. With image generation, I struggle to see the value, especially relative to its harm even apart f
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3y ago
No, but expensive to recover. EVGA should cover that cost.
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3y ago
That has more to do with (poor) performance, not syntax. At it's core, R's source code written in C is still very badly optimized and not performant at all.
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3y ago
Not the probability of suicide prior, the probability of being murdered as a whistleblower prior.
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3y ago
It's not a contradiction. There are levels.
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3y ago
Every single person in the previous thread who ridiculed others for saying that suicide was _not_ the most likely explanation needs a serious re-evaluation of their priors.
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aydyn
3y ago
Other considerations, water grows microorganisms and is a solvent. The upside of sand is (presumably) less maintenance.
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3y ago
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3y ago
Youtube? Huh?? That's the most braindead take I've seen yet LOL. Got anymore false equivalences, dad?
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3y ago
Okay, how about this? https://www.reddit.com/r/ImTheMainCharacter/comments/1bdopik... Or this? https://www.reddit.com/r/ImTheMainCharacter/comments/1be3b75... Randomly sexually
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3y ago
> And you’ve lost all perspective by hopping on the bandwagon of a xenophobic moral panic In my experience the people who lead with this non-argument tend to be the most privileged. It's always nice talking down to other people of c
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3y ago
I think a lot of the HN crowd are beyond the target age for a lot of tiktok trends, and don't realize the extent of sociopathic behavior being enabled on tiktok. Even ignoring overtly political trends, the social contract is being shre
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aydyn
3y ago
False equivalence. You're essentially equating caffeine with cocaine. Not being the target audience, you're likely naive to the extent of harm enabled by tiktok.
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3y ago
They did do all that shit to whistleblowers. Have you seen any of the Boeing documentaries?
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3y ago
Thanks, nice strawman tho
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3y ago
suicide due to mental health makes zero sense. sorry you just have to introduce way too many elements. The real explanation is simple.
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3y ago
Someone who'd be facing criminal charges by his testimony.
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aydyn
3y ago
Not everyone likes beer after work? You're projecting your preferences onto others, which ironically is narcissistic.
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3y ago
Question, for people who you work with it probably wouldn't be hard to trace who you are. You've said some pretty harsh things, aren't you afraid of backlash?
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3y ago
I know this is beating a dead horse at this point, but the "key element" missing is not safety culture, it's accountability: people need to start facing real jail time for all the deaths they've caused. None of this dist
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3y ago
From a practical perspective, nobody cares unless it affects them. Ethics? AI research today is plainly not ethical, yet its full steam ahead. Whats a bad look is some idealized notion that everything can be perfect and ethical and there ar
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3y ago
> If the whole stack is not kept ethical, it is not ethical at all. This is such a naive, borderline illiterate take. How much of modern human biological knowledge is built upon a foundation of unethical practices?
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3y ago
Well there are a lot more corporations than dictators, and usually shit doesn't go sideways when a corporation falls.
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3y ago
This response is incredibly dramaphobic. I want to hear more anti-Boeing screeds.
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3y ago
Yes agreed that it is a problem with interviewers, but in practice all the responsibility falls on the interviewee. I've never once seen an interviewer getting better in any company I've worked for. What happens is they just move
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