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by bradfa 8mo ago
Would be nice if you could filter based on the number of pieces or layers of the golf ball manufacturing process. Might require some leg work to actually find out, but many manufacturers will list it on their product info.
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by bradfa 8mo ago
Sure but if we find another few “easy” 5% improvements in find/replace/edit (which is one of the most important actions for coding) then they really start to add up. Most harnesses already have rather thorough solutions for this p
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by bradfa 8mo ago
You don't need to understand how the model works internally to make an agentic coding tool. You just need to understand how the APIs work to interface with the model and then comprehend how the model behaves given different prompts so
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by bradfa 8mo ago
GLM-5 at FP8 should be similar in hardware demands to Kimi-K2.5 (natively INT4) I think. API pricing on launch day may or may not really indicate longer term cost trends. Even Kimi-K2.5 is very new. Give it a whirl and a couple weeks to
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by bradfa 8mo ago
Yes and no. There are many not-trivial things you have to solve when using an LLM to help (or fully handle writing) code. For example, applying diffs to files. Since the LLM uses tokenization for all its text input/output, sometimes
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by bradfa 8mo ago
Most well pumps are electric powered. The holding tank will give you a very small amount of water that’s in it if it’s up high but after that without electricity it won’t refill. In the USA most residential toilets are tank type and don’t d
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by bradfa 8mo ago
Any sold at a physical ski shop. You will make a face at the price. You will reconsider the sketchy ones for their price. But the ski shop ones will last significantly longer.
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by bradfa 8mo ago
Cereal is my favorite character! Especially the random shouting.
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by bradfa 8mo ago
The key seems to be that you take the transcript of a model working within a problem domain that it’s not yet good at or where the context doesn’t match it’s original training and then you continually retrain it based on its efforts and gui
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by bradfa 8mo ago
Just print the code to do what ever is disallowed on a t-shirt, ala DVDCSS. Is that not a legitimate way around things like this?
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by bradfa 8mo ago
In New York State USA your child must be vaccinated to attend public school: https://www.health.ny.gov/prevention/immunization/schools/sc... So far, this hasn’t been overturned by the courts. It’s been in pl
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by bradfa 9mo ago
A FIM or completion model like this won't have a large prompt and caching doesn't work anyways (per their notes). It'll get maybe a few thousand tokens in a prompt, maximum. For a 1.5B model, you should expect usable CPU-on
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by bradfa 9mo ago
I'd love to be able to take an open model like this and feed it the codebases that I work on regularly in order to improve its performance for less "hip/modern" languages and frameworks. It would be awesome to see a blo
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by bradfa 9mo ago
I don't trust an LLM to write software for me without human verification, but it's not like it's that hard to verify what it writes if you understand how to write code yourself. I expect even when an LLM can layout a high vo
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by bradfa 9mo ago
If you know what you're doing with electronics design, I've found that leveraging an LLM to help come up with ideas, layout block diagrams, and find parts can be super useful. Integrating Digi-Key or Mouser API support for findin
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by bradfa 9mo ago
Some solar inverter systems already have a data connection to get live pricing information from the grid operator. It’s not that big of a problem to implement, although it definitely isn’t pervasive yet. Minute by minute pricing is not craz
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by bradfa 9mo ago
My experience has been that SELV (safety extra low voltage, less than 60V peak and less than 240VA) is considered safe and anything exceeding that needs certain levels of protection. But bus bars generally should be protected regardless of
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by bradfa 9mo ago
With a higher voltage you can reduce your copper needs by a substantial amount. Seems if copper cost was a concern this would be what these data centers would do.
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by bradfa 9mo ago
Cool! But given that often electronics documentation is covered by NDAs, my preferred solution is local-first if at all possible.
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by bradfa 9mo ago
I would like to. I haven't yet found a solution that works well. The problems with datasheets is tables which span multiple pages, embedded images for diagrams and plots, they're generally PDFs, and only sometimes are they 2-colu
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by bradfa 9mo ago
Your README references a file named LICENSE which doesn't seem to exist on the main branch.
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by bradfa 9mo ago
It would also depend on the purchase cost and cooling infrastructure cost. If this costs what a 3x H100 box costs then it’s a fair comparison even if not a direct comparison to what customers currently buy.
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by bradfa 9mo ago
Having only 48GB of RAM per card seems low. The full server system with 8 cards barely has enough RAM to run modern large open models. And batching together user requests eats quite a lot of memory, too. Curious to see how these machines a
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by bradfa 9mo ago
What's missing from these parts which makes people reach for ESP32 by default instead? (I don't have any experience with ESP32.) The TI parts seem a bit expensive in small quantities, but the Microchip and SiliLabs parts are like
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by bradfa 9mo ago
Cook very large or numerous portions. Use what you need for 1 meal, freeze the rest to save for future meals. Based on how much your family eats in that first meal, divide up the remaining amount into that sized portions when freezing. W
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by bradfa 9mo ago
It may affect school lunch menus as much of the funding for school lunch programs is guided by the USDA. So, yes, lots of kids' diets may be affected by this during the school year.
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by bradfa 10mo ago
Have a look at comma ai
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by bradfa 10mo ago
So AI comes on a truck, not through a series of tubes. Got it! :)
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by bradfa 10mo ago
It’s interesting that this implies that building natural gas pipelines to data centers is easy, at least easier than building out substations and transmission lines. Because you don’t run a (or several) 42MW natural gas generator without a
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by bradfa 10mo ago
This fuse blows because a crash was detected and it is to protect the people inside the car and rescuers. The article argument is that it can blow even for small crashes where no damage to the battery occurs but rehabilitating the vehicle s

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