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by booi 1y ago
Is there some sort of easy operational way to do this? There are well known tech companies that do this internally but afaik this isn't a feature of OSS registries like verdaccio
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by booi 1y ago
I don't believe there are any "LLM"-style AI being used for chip design yet (if ever). It is a different problem space and the current RL and ML practices are still state of the art.
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by booi 1y ago
The really sad part is, Epic knows they don't need to sell it to you. They need to sell it to the C-suite.
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by booi 1y ago
you can also run deepseek for free on a modestly sized laptop
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by booi 1y ago
They're typically somewhat related but the difference between training and inference can vary greatly so, i guess the answer is no. they did reduce both though and mostly due to reduced precision
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by booi 1y ago
second temporal. plus it gives you more freedom to write jobs in different languages... not that you would or should in most cases but there's definitely good reasons
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by booi 1y ago
I think generally speaking, databases are resilient to this so taking a snapshot of the disk at any point is sufficient as a backup. The only danger is if you're using some sort of on-controller disk cache with no battery backup, then
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by booi 1y ago
It's also impossible to book an Uber with 2 child seats so, i guess i'm effed then.
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by booi 1y ago
for that sweet ad revenue
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by booi 1y ago
they don't use GCP or cloudflare workers. saved you a click
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by booi 1y ago
... no? geothermal heat is harnessing energy from nuclear decay and energy left over from the formation. It is not from the sun.
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by booi 1y ago
I bet DeepSeek-Prover-V2 wouldn't have made that mistake
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by booi 1y ago
Yah it's BART that uses an odd track gauge. Although I did read a report saying they did it to make the trains both lighter and also able to withstand wind shear in certain parts of the system. To be honest though, I didn't find t
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by booi 1y ago
? Not really. You can reword it and say that just because google can build it means you shouldn’t try to sell it to them. And google can build pretty much anything at this point if they wanted to. Google’s budget for software and services I
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by booi 1y ago
So instead of 1000 programs and 1000 libraries, you’d rather 1000 programs and 1,000,000 libraries?
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by booi 1y ago
So with that logic, google shouldn’t ever buy anything from anyone… Clearly false.
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by booi 1y ago
I would categorize that as infrastructure, not a dev tool. Terraform and terraform cloud on the other hand…
108.
by booi 2y ago
Nono it’s $416/mo. And if you terminate before the 12 months is over then.. yes it’s $5,000
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by booi 2y ago
Has anybody been able to shed liability to AI yet?
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by booi 2y ago
Wouldn’t you just remove them from the org?
111.
by booi 2y ago
Uber for ___ has lost all meaning
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by booi 2y ago
Don’t modern or even just not ancient cpus use branch prediction to work past a check knowing that the vast majority of the time the check yields the same result?
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by booi 2y ago
PG&E with less than 10,000 customers out of power? Lies.
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by booi 2y ago
yeah isn't it in... you know... Ireland?
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by booi 2y ago
Not if the fair market value can be proven otherwise. It’s just fraud
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by booi 2y ago
So.. it is possible…
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by booi 2y ago
I don’t think you can run the IoT version for general purpose use. Also if you’re using windows on an IoT device…
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by booi 2y ago
Sounds more like Stockholm syndrome. I used to be ok with comcast even with their incessant increasing of rates that i'd have to negotiate and the terrible service. Finally had enough, switched to AT&T fiber. omg. the difference is
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by booi 2y ago
Generally it can be fixed in days. They raise it from the sea floor and splice in a new cable section.
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by booi 2y ago
You're not supposed to use the $10B to buy treasury bonds.. you're supposed to use it on R&D, manufacturing, QC, etc...

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