butILoveLife

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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
After working in automotive, this is less impressive than it appears. Tons of dimensions on 100k/yr injection molded(and otherwise) parts have similar dimensions. (Although admittedly, after testing in pre-production, I don't know
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
>. I run quantized 70B models locally (M2 Max 96GB, llama.cpp + LiteLLM), and memory bandwidth is always the bottleneck. I imagine you got 96gb because you thought you'd be running models locally? Did you not know the phrase Unifie
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
Did it for a few years in my 20s. Then did it for a few years from family peer pressure. Then did the covid thing. Probably n=5 or 6 out of 18.
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
Best to be playing with acceleration than to be problem solving on video games... rightttttt
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
Cant we say this applies to the flu vaccine? This almost validates why I skip it every year. I get sick after getting the flu vaccine and feel pretty bad for 1-3 days... then I get the flu anyway because they picked the wrong ones.
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
This is like 2 months outdated.
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
Disagree, I've been using it for at least a year to write functions.
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
Maybe its my 1 buddy that works at amazon, but they seemed extremely slow to adopt LLMs. Big ships take a long time to turn, but this seemed hostile. I am seeing this mindset still, with AI Agents. I imagine they will slowly realize they ne
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
I genuinely feel bad for you. At least it isnt difficult to make the transition to AI Agent coding. Even untrained people are able to do it. At some point your manager is going to force you to AI code. At best you can try to find some healt
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
Are you and Redox just going to fall behind? Projects that used to take months take days or hours. It seems well intentioned, but lots of bad ideas are like this. I was told by my customer they didn't need my help because Claude Code d
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
Academia is so cult-ish. I'm convinced its some sort of way to distinguish themselves from their higher paid, higher demand, industry peers. (if you can call them peers) My experience with Academia is that its full of people who couldn
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
You just mad that I already knew those ideas. I didn't even disagree. You know what the word agnostic means right?
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
K12 teachers arent educated enough to realize the words they use imply scientific realism.
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
Statistics is even presented like metaphysical truth. Or at least my experience in engineering school. And taking fluid dynamics, we used renyolds number, which is a made up ratio that helps for decision making... Its not like when we answe
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
>we are measuring something real. I think it matters. No the planets are not doing circles around the sun. Circles don't actually exist, they are doing elipses. Also 'real' has quite a few meanings. If I ask the question &
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
Lmao, you did describe me so hard. But I think I'd push back that this is less ethical. All sorts of things are unpopular, but the masses can't logic their way through it.
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
I'm agnostic, not atheist. There can be a God, but I don't see him writing any messages in the sky. I def don't think the doctrines given to us by old men are god. (Also, I try really hard to stay away from contemporary philo
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
They teach us Scientific Realism in school, but reality is that we are really using Instrumentalism. That said, no one wants to admit it, so contemporary science follows Falsification, where we find ways to not actually make claims about re
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
I find it odd we need legislation to prevent this. There are not enough consumers to care? Or maybe with legislation we get better outcomes due to scaling effects? If we are willing to use legislation, could we tax such gestation crates, an
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
Yeah... Don't read philosophy. Don't seek truth. And if you do, you better have a new game plan for happiness and your friend group.
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
I've read 9 years of philosophy. Its never happening. It gets worse than you know. Not only is the doctrinal god not real... not even the Stoic thiest god more valid than agnosticism. (Epistemology) It gets worse: There is nothing that
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
I am so conflicted with this stuff. You let old men tell you how to live your life, but it makes people so happy. People hate having freedom. Of course they are lying too, but those lies make people happy. I'm very conflicted.
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
Weirdly enough, the Christian search for truth is what got me to agnosticism. They told me to seek truth, it was what God wanted... Oops. Literally read too much.
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
My life experiences run counter to this. However, if other people sacrifice themselves for me, I get to be happy. Sooo keep on spreading this message. thxxxx
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
I actually like doing overtraining in bursts. Hit gym 1-2x per day for a few weeks, supersets and drop sets. I get gigantic. But then I do a cut, and maintain, its only like 20 minutes lifting per week. Anyway, you are basically repeating b
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
The God thing is only temporary though. At some point you will seek Truth and the world will collapse on you.. Not only will you have an existential crisis, but your friend group will begin to shy away from you. But otherwise I basically ag
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
We've become cashiers. My 6 year old is doing my job. The best I can hope for is that HN article that said the word "Context". I know the magic words "Make me a single page html js web app"... or "Install Virtu
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
My non profit is genuinely helpful. We spend less than $1000 a year. At most I advertise my for-profit website and try to gain personal fame, but if I was trying to do those 2 things, I'd spend it directly on those 2 things. Kids benef
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
This is my experience with abliterated models. I use Berkley Sterling from 2024 because I can trick it. No abliteration needed.
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by butILoveLife 7mo ago
You have the word 'falsifiable' backwards. >it'll vary a ton based on which job we're talking about, but it still sounds like something you could assign a metric to This is the problem, you didn't you can find 10

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