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721.
by bearjaws 2y ago
We will have M4 laptops running 400B parameter models next year. Wild times.
722.
by bearjaws 2y ago
It's performance at 21B parameters is very impressive. I also like using something between 13 and 70B parameters, since it will run on a 32GB MacBook Pro easily.
723.
by bearjaws 2y ago
You have to have a TPM on Windows 11, so it's not really any different.
724.
by bearjaws 2y ago
Am I misunderstanding? I cannot find a link to an actual repo, the #1 top sample just goes to Sveltekit? I guess if your boilerplate is just building everything yourself... It shows postgres + supabase for it and those are all things you wo
725.
by bearjaws 2y ago
Hate that it's essentially half ChatGPT generated. Especially given the huge explanation of AWS.
726.
by bearjaws 2y ago
I'm sure this will get the same amount of discussion as Autopilot...
727.
by bearjaws 2y ago
> Known issues due to Manifest v3 limitations > The size of the extension package has increased ?significantly. We are investigating various ways to reduce the size of future Adblock Plus versions. > Filter lists from third-party s
728.
by bearjaws 2y ago
You can almost feel bad for VCs who think that their little startups will compete in the productivity space. Amazon, Microsoft and Apple remove all enterprise barriers to entry, no startup can even remotely compete with this. They can take
729.
by bearjaws 2y ago
Google is becoming unusable for programming related questions. The telltale sign was when I have to actually put in "MDN" in the search to get MDN to show up.
730.
by bearjaws 2y ago
I always love how the new "shiny" AI will help an industry, despite the fact that old "boring" AI has not even penetrated yet. The article specifically mentions agriculture, where machine vision has barely been deployed,
731.
by bearjaws 3y ago
It's because HIPAA is a joke and SOC2 is basically the bare minimum at this point. Too many little ways to manipulate your artifacts to pass SOC2 and no accountability when it goes wrong.
732.
by bearjaws 3y ago
16gb running larger repos is basically a non starter. Especially in O365 environment, you're losing 5gb between word Excel and outlook. For the last two years I've been upgrading all the devs to 32gb of RAM and all of them appreci
733.
by bearjaws 3y ago
Doesn't immediately improve earnings by 20%, doesn't have GenAI. No buzzwords = no BlizzCon.
734.
by bearjaws 3y ago
I'd flip it and say its what happens when Congress has been dysfunctional for over a decade. It's not even possible to get a house bill with net neutrality passed without it included 99 other things that will inevitably get the bi
735.
by bearjaws 3y ago
TIL there is a LOTR themed company that is making weapons, neat.
736.
by bearjaws 3y ago
I think this is the most damning > When asked what is his top priority, his manager responded with "Everything is a priority". Then I would work a bunch of overtime to find out it wasn't needed at all. I've had bosses
737.
by bearjaws 3y ago
It's more a testament to "Do really dumb shit and find out". Cybertruck (as the article points out) is a mess, and was a bad idea from the start. The fact the stock is above $50 a share is a testament to how Elon hypes invest
738.
by bearjaws 3y ago
I work in EdTech as well and I tend to agree, but there is also a very strong correlation between funding and rank of schools. 8 of the top 10 schools in terms of educational outcomes also are in the top 10 for spending. Due to paying for e
739.
by bearjaws 3y ago
So I bit on this guys ad. First red flag? Using GumRoad. Which is basically course grift central. Immediately you have the option to buy other courses from his recommendations (with a coupon of course!) What a joke. He has only made 16 vide
740.
by bearjaws 3y ago
It's not just employers, its everywhere. In healthcare, insurers are using "AI" to deny insurance claims. The doctors are then just ChatGPT to generate the messages refuting the denial.
741.
by bearjaws 3y ago
I would love to hear more of this "no good reason and with no warning". What are the domains hosting?
742.
by bearjaws 3y ago
Whatever one the teams I work with know well. I've seen vanilla JS go incredibly far, no typing at all, but it was everyones primary skill so it was easy for them. Same for Python. Worst thing I've seen is people forcing languages
743.
by bearjaws 3y ago
Wealthy individuals have always influenced politics, we just talk about it a lot more now.
744.
by bearjaws 3y ago
Is this a monorepo setup? It looks like one from the graphics. I also think when it comes to these SaaS starter kits its helpful to have visuals of the out of the box look and feel. I would also recommend creating a docs page. For example I
745.
by bearjaws 3y ago
If it's launched why is it a pre-order?
746.
by bearjaws 3y ago
I feel like Lex has gone full 'both sides' at this point, waiting for him to have Alex Jones on at this point. There is no real commentary to pull from his interviews, at best you get some interesting stories but not the truth.
747.
by bearjaws 3y ago
I believe I speak for everyone when I say: As long as the AI does something helpful I don't care how you structure the team. But the current generative craze with "AI generated backgrounds" is a dead end. Give me better AI au
748.
by bearjaws 3y ago
As a Destiny player I am more than aware they don't own Halo. They are also not passionate about Destiny 2 and it shows.
749.
by bearjaws 3y ago
My guess is around 256GiB but it depends on what level of quantization you are okay with. At full 16bit it will be massive, near 512GiB. I figure we will see some Q4's that can probably fit on 4 4090s with CPU offloading.
750.
by bearjaws 3y ago
Yup, any protracted war will resemble WW2 or Ukraine within a year. It's an ugly truth that you need an advanced infrastructure to build these sophisticated weapons, that level of infrastructure is easily destroyed.

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