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bilekas
2mo ago
> I went to Huggingface, went to the Unsloth org, as they tend to be the best, went to the Model page, and went to the "Files and versions" tab. "I went to youtube, gmail, ycombinator, deliveroo, then I went to another sit
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bilekas
2mo ago
Excuse me, but thats a direct link you've just sent. I asked where I can find the links. I like to believe in the source of truth. They shared a lot of links, I'm struggling to find yours. Where did yours come from ? Who is Unslot
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bilekas
2mo ago
No, he did not. When it went wrong for v4 with the radio. I didn't see him take the blame.
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bilekas
2mo ago
this topic always goes into this level of ridiculousness. Your question can't even be answered. We should focus more on encouraging discussion, not asking unanswerable questions. It wont bring anything other than points of both sides w
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bilekas
2mo ago
Hmm I'm still struggling with the downloading of all the models I want to try locally, so I might be out of the loop, but all of this, including tuning (to your local HW), feels like it could be automated. I'm old though.
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bilekas
2mo ago
Plain question for you, where can I find the gguf model of this to direct download ?
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bilekas
2mo ago
But you're assuming I'm using the Olama studio. This model as far as I see doesn't have a gguf download.. Unless I'm missing something on the page. If I want to download the model myself, it's not clear. I thought i
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bilekas
2mo ago
Promise I'm not being flippant or rude, but why not ask it to write something like a parameterized script to do the same thing for you ?
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bilekas
2mo ago
> It's becoming more rare, now. I would love to see more data on that because I've seen it constantly. There is more isolation maybe where you can do whatever on 'open' network, but always some kind of proxy/vpn
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bilekas
2mo ago
I'll actually defend you on this one, but not only the command, that's more of a fine tuning option. On the hugging face link for example, there's no flat 'download' area. It's completely unintuitive for people
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bilekas
2mo ago
I've worked with a good few types of managers of the years, none would take ownership of my work. The end result? Sure, for shareholders/this managers that is fine. But that's not the same as me being needed to be on a call w
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bilekas
2mo ago
I haven't tried this either but I'm guessing if you could pool the GPU memory over whatever the kids are using these days, I think it was SLI back in my day. The GPU memory should still be faster than the RAM?
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bilekas
2mo ago
You sound like your trying to reassure yourself of something. I sure hope my boss doesn't think he built my work! He'd probably get fired pretty quickly during on call!
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bilekas
2mo ago
How will the poor analytics companies pay their poor salaries? And how will people be able to know to advertise to me about a pair of shorts I looked up last month??
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bilekas
2mo ago
I'm not from the U.S so I'll only say that the 1st amendment doesn't apply here, the government is not going to arrest people for sharing false information. The government has a responsibility to its citizens and so should ac
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bilekas
2mo ago
> because people really don’t like it when you attempt to police their individual political speech I'm not sure that I buy that when people's health are at stake. When things are objectively false, and spreading that informatio
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bilekas
2mo ago
This isn't anything new, it was abundantly clear after Facebook removed their fact checking team during covid that the priority was engagement over everything else, and rage bait is exactly that.
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bilekas
2mo ago
Seems the current SEC head is a moron. https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/article/sec-chair-defends-...
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bilekas
2mo ago
> including the extension of U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission surveillance and whistleblower program, investor due diligence reform, and dedicated entrepreneurship education interventions Wasn't the SEC essentially gutted to
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bilekas
2mo ago
Let's not ignore the new "windows copilot laptops" that come with 4GiB. https://en.gamegpu.com/news/zhelezo/defitsit-pamyati-zastavi...
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bilekas
2mo ago
You know thats completely fair. I'm not in the game industry but I see some friends and what they do and I do have to admit, I wouldn't be able for it so it's not really fair for me to critisise. > it's kinda crazy th
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bilekas
2mo ago
> Nowadays you can make a video game by just downloading an engine and building everything using the included scripting language most of the time - no need to understand rendering, IO, input or anything else. I don't disagree, but I
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bilekas
2mo ago
I think that's just standard across the US. But the unions are a people problem not a company problem necessarily. People can still form unions even with massive investments to squash them.. Europe has proven that. But the story told t
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2mo ago
Jobs had something to prove though. He was kicked out, brought back, he definitely wanted to ensure his legacy. But while I don't agree with it, I think it's harder to be an ethical company that makes it to a billion than a non et
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2mo ago
I don't have much to add except that people have the idea that this is a new low from microslop thanks to vibe coded Devs but it's really not. There has been for so long a culture of contractors being treated as printers. Then nev
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bilekas
2mo ago
Norton will flag anything that's relatively new.
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2mo ago
And I have no problem with this. Infact it would be nice to be a point of pride to be there to say how your security is handled.
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2mo ago
Temu doesnt make it's money on sales though. It makes its money on its userbase. For temu the point isn't the products it's the data. This has been a known thing for a while and it's not alone. https://www.csi
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bilekas
2mo ago
Why not do all automatically? My concern with substack is that it's a single point of truth. If they decide to blanket paywall everything after they sell to private equity for example. Or start to force all users to pay to be visible a
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bilekas
2mo ago
> Yeah that's why EU isn't producing capable tech competitors. Actually its how the EU avoids monopolization. > If other map services want my business they need to work on that. Yeah.. Because a startup is going to meaningfu
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