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I prefer the SK Hynix Beetle (X31) and Tube (T31) to Samsung flash drives, because internally the are DRAM SSDs, I hope they come out with new models.
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1y ago
Could redshift/blueshift explain why the light appeared to move at different velocity when he moved the camera to another position?
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1y ago
Does Distributed Llama use RDMA over Converged Ethernet or is this roadmapped? I've always wondered if RoCE and Ultra-Ethernet will trickle down into the consumer market.
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1y ago
Some motherboards disable power to their ethernet port upon sleep and so WoL will not work. This is particularly common if the NIC is a power hungry 10GbE port. However, in the particular case I found, the motherboard also disables oower to
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1y ago
But were all the other managers in the team in a TLM role? The problem I foresee here is, there would be escalation meetings and all the non-technical managers would sit back and point fingers at the TLMs until they leave.
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1y ago
I actually find Obsidian is better than using a todo.txt. In Obsidian, open the daily file amd copy the contents from yesterday. Anything big gets its own folder. Screenshots...etc can be dumped into the Obsidian document. OneSync app can s
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1y ago
Oh I miss Optane drives.
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1y ago
I kept finding my balcony door ajar in my hotel room - an employee was smoking on my balcony.
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1y ago
But, if you want to make it look like you are doing the right thing but don't want to be remembered as having done that right thing, maybe this was the right thing to do given that now it won't be done.
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1y ago
I mean to ask, how did you decide the operators and functions to provide?
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1y ago
How did you sort out mapping python constructs to their semantic equivalents? I hope you keep at this, you may be in the right place at the right time. It's getting to the point where some of the LLMs are immediately just giving me ans
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1y ago
This is severely underrated work, why aren't there more mid sized companies helping this? Ultra Ethernet just got released.
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1y ago
How does it have such a warm analog-like sound in the demo?
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1y ago
HOW DO YOU DO. PLEASE TELL ME YOUR PROBLEM
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1y ago
Buy surely next years production deployments will be very different to right now, with different use cases...etc
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By SAAS I assume you mean public LLMs, the problem is the hand-wringing occurring over intellectual property leaking from the company. Companies are actually writing policies banning their use. In regards to Private LLMs, the situation has
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1y ago
But this is often a mixture of these two things. The tools are often cringe because the capex was laughable. E.g. one solution, the trial was done using public LLMs and then they switched over to an internally built LLM which is terrible.
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1y ago
The problem seems to be two-fold. Firstly, the capex is currently too high for all but the few. This is a rather obvious statement, sure. But the impact is a lot of companies "have tried language models and they didn't work"
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1y ago
> The second insight is that human hallucinations are fundamentally social. Unlike AI, which hallucinates in isolation, humans hallucinate collaboratively. At the dinner party, each false fact was immediately reinforced by social validat
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1y ago
This and complex analysis are fascinating topics in Undergraduate studies.
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1y ago
That been said, Claude Sonnet 3.7 seems to do very well at a recursive approach to writing a program whereas other models don't fare as well.
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1y ago
Can it input powerpoint slides?
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1y ago
A strong use case here for quantum-safe encryption.
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1y ago
Curious. What's stopping people from using gaming capture cards to record the meetings then?
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1y ago
Exotic whitespaces that destroy a programmer's free time.
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2y ago
Is it possible someone got the Treasury Auction results earlier and made a guess that Trump would pull the Tarrifs and then made this transaction?
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2y ago
These skills can come from studying ACT though.
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2y ago
I've always sat there wondering if my Breville expresso machine is running Breville JavaScript(c) inside it.
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I actually got a job there a year later. The HR lady in question had since left the company. I kid you not, I later found her in a newspaper article where she was asking advice on her new startup business venture proposal - a clothes shop w
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2y ago
I've got one better... A recruiter called me for a job interview, said I was perfect for the role. "Sure!", I responded, "Just send me the Job Description, I need it before I interview". The recruiter was a bit slow
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