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by b33j0r 3y ago
Many points stated well. Agree. Now, I’m not certain of this, but I’m starting to get an intuition that duct-taping databases to an agent isn’t going to be the answer (I still kinda feel like hundreds of agents might be). But these optimiza
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by b33j0r 3y ago
Use the crypto to fund the AI that can actually process those logs, then the log analysis can determine how to buy more crypto. It’s the simple mathematics of perpetual motion, as observed in all stable systems.
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by b33j0r 3y ago
Good thing I mostly use it as my identity and rarely actually use my inbox anymore. When two people per year are surprised or upset that I didn’t see their e-mail, I tell them just to call me and leave it for the tape machine if I miss them
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by b33j0r 3y ago
Oh man, there have been many times when the American navy and air force would probably have rather declared war on each other than the enemy. Government entities have budgets, and people will always fight over resources. Even to the point t
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by b33j0r 3y ago
Really well thought out. Only a true hacker would conclude with “and so that’s why I’m going to Arch Linux for the user experience”! :) It’ll be funny if dependency management turns out to be a categorically harder problem than consciousnes
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by b33j0r 3y ago
These are good traditions. I hope I’m alive to see the 100th anniversary of the first Pink Floyd laser light show. I heard about it from previous generations, I’m not that old! Says me ;)
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by b33j0r 3y ago
True. But it still asks me to re-sign in and check my cookie settings nearly every time I use it. On purpose or by search result. Today, happens to be brisket. Last time, welding. Even when it’s all programming stuff, seems like I’m constan
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by b33j0r 3y ago
Was a big supporter in the early years. Still am when all else fails! ;) After the strange decision to split it into fiefdoms, with separate accounts and reputation, I rarely had enough points to contribute free feedback that may have saved
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by b33j0r 3y ago
I was skeptical of the AI doomsayers. But I hadn’t considered this! My apologies, dear ladies and sirs. Yep, you were right. I present to you: 100% how it happens ;)
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by b33j0r 3y ago
It’s an obvious cycle. “I’m idealistic!” “I’m starting a moral company!” “Oh dear this got big. I need investors and a board.”
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by b33j0r 3y ago
Just a tip. I scrolled multiple screenfuls and actually know less now about this language. Put the recipe at the top. We want to know what it will produce. If you have a heart-warming story about how you learned it in the tootledge of Chef
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by b33j0r 3y ago
I suggest making the current team explain to 4 new teams how to port it to something fast, like elixir and rust (both!) Probably messaging with pulsar and the build system from python 4, too. I read this in a whitepaper. Let’s do this, guys
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by b33j0r 3y ago
Thank you for releasing the weights along with the announcement. The posts that made great headlines, but “weights are on their way!” Like why did we even get excited? This? Great work.
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by b33j0r 3y ago
This is very impressive. I think everyone should pay very close attention to what M1/M2 have given us. But I’m waiting until my friends can afford it. Right now (which in this pace might mean I change my mind tonight) …I am earnestly s
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by b33j0r 3y ago
Agreed. With some work, 13B runs on consumer hardware at this point. That redefines consumer to a 3090 (but hey, some depressed crypto guys are selling them. I recently got another GPU for my homelab this way). 30B is within reach, with com
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by b33j0r 3y ago
I’m happy that you knew well enough to report my honest recollection. I can understand that someone may have thought I was intentionally saying something wrong. The truth is: I did not know/remember exactly, and thought we were having
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by b33j0r 3y ago
Does anyone else find it suspicious that deseret looks like desert? Lehi looks like things people had already heard about, and are still towns on the eastern part of the US? Also mummies. And hieroglyphics. That was quite an intrigue then.
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by b33j0r 3y ago
He first went to Hong Kong, then like Korea (we’re not sure), then Russia. It’s a little suspicious eh? I thought the american people deserved to know the things he released… But it might have been less innocent than one guy being a whistle
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by b33j0r 3y ago
Do we think accepting Russian citizenship changes his story? I can’t decide.
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by b33j0r 3y ago
It’s that a lot of the libraries take a while to catch up. 3.10 is pretty good to use lately with PyTorch and numpy, which I mention because they are usually the main stragglers I have to track. They are both compiled with your friendly loc
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by b33j0r 3y ago
This is a direct consequence of integrations as a service. Analogy. I don’t like the apple app store being so choosy about what I can install, nor the play store telling me what to do. However. I haven’t gotten any malware from a third-part
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by b33j0r 3y ago
I have often wondered if Chad is the actual source of dark matter: 1. Never made it as a poor man 2. Never made it as a blind man stealing 3. This is how I remind you, that I’m really MOND. Sometimes the answer is just staring you in the fa
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by b33j0r 3y ago
Hear me out. We can bootstrap these costs by mining crypto! We’ll use the waste heat from that to power the AI’s, with 110% carnot efficiency. Unfortunately, the physics of this work out so that every playlist generated is composed of Nicke
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by b33j0r 3y ago
That was a surprisingly peculiar example, but a quite practical test! I appreciate that you shared it. (Ad) and (sponsored) were ok at first, but then they became the first screenful of results on most devices. That’s when my childhood BFF
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by b33j0r 3y ago
Everyone I’ve met, including on the steering committee, has been funded by high-frequency trading. Heck, I almost took a job on a handshake in manhattan on this premise. But it just seems, even now, archaic for the task. As the author menti
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by b33j0r 3y ago
y = (-1)**x -1 is a circle, brah!
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by b33j0r 3y ago
I think serverless just means that you hire less devops people for your specific team. It’s a cost-saving measure that costs you mortal wounds in integration expense, and eventually building out a real infrastructure plan.
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by b33j0r 3y ago
You caught me, in that she’s 100% open to new evidence. Kinda why she is so effective. So, over the past decade, Hossenfelder made a series of videos and talks about “dark matter is real.” And then “is dark matter real?” Her opinion evolves
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by b33j0r 3y ago
When Sabine Hossenfelder and Sean Caroll agree on something, I pay attention. I do take some humility there. We have stunningly brilliant contrarians who would be the first to dismantle dark matter on the public stage, and instead they tell
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by b33j0r 3y ago
I more imagine someone speaking another language, when I break down written phonemes for tokenization purposes. As a native English speaker who grew up around code-switching Spanish speakers, I often heard speech that sounded really fast. B

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