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by cavisne 2y ago
Google has been around since 1998 with people putting every dark secret and worry into search queries. Not once has someones searches been leaked by employees, despite highly political people working at these companies with a lot to gain by
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by cavisne 2y ago
You'll get him this time! After 9 years of failing.
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by cavisne 2y ago
I think they only claim their "Ling-Lite" 17B model can fit on a single 96GB GPU, their 300B model needs 8 of them (768GB of HBM)
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by cavisne 2y ago
They talk about CUDA level tracing in their framework. I assume its just consumer GPU's that Nvidia say arent meant to be used in datacenters.
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by cavisne 2y ago
The Fire devices seem like they are on life support from a technical point of view (even if Amazon is making money from them). Their fork is really out of date.
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by cavisne 2y ago
Google is the best of these. You either pay per token and there is no training on your inputs, or it’s free/a small monthly fee and there is training.
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by cavisne 2y ago
Later in the article it says they already plan to leave, as the hydro plant will be connected to the broader grid and make more money selling into the grid. Doesn't seem like the best donation of $3M to build the plant in the first pla
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by cavisne 2y ago
So to do an efficient MM on AMD you need to find every MM in the pytorch model and replace it with a call to this library? Seems like something that should've been fixed years ago. Also I assume nvidia does the same thing but it is sti
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by cavisne 2y ago
Yeah this is AMD in a nutshell. A bunch of fluffy descriptions and then the only concrete example would clearly never run. EDIT: They fixed the code pretty quickly
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by cavisne 2y ago
A dead user doesn’t buy any more fentanyl? Seems very logical
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by cavisne 2y ago
It's funny to read these deranged comments as at the same time as the astronauts are returning to Earth the only (non Russian) way possible... with SpaceX.
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by cavisne 2y ago
https://github.com/google/robotstxt
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by cavisne 2y ago
Tesla literally built the engine for that Rav4?
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by cavisne 2y ago
As the author mentioned the rise of ebikes is counteracting this, however the ones popular with teens (Surrons and other similar chinese brands) require you to cut one wire to remove the speed limiter and then they can do 50MPH. The idea of
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by cavisne 2y ago
[2] Is an incorrect interpretation. There is no nationwide data on murders by illegal immigrants, only some states like Texas collect this. CPB does not deport many murderers because they are serving prison sentences in the US. In 2022 ther
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by cavisne 2y ago
Is there an explainer on how this stuff works on platforms without some sort of DRM hardware? Or does it not work.
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by cavisne 2y ago
Chrome could probably make a huge amount of money by doing what people assume Google does but actually doesn't - selling users browsing history. Google uses a complex anonymization/privacy framework to collect some aggregate signa
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by cavisne 2y ago
Thats nothing during peak ZIRP people would move tech companies before the launch (or after a project was cancelled) and still ladder climb. "Failing upwards"
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by cavisne 2y ago
This is almost certainly itself an AI written article.
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by cavisne 2y ago
Its funny how Gemini consistently beats googles dedicated document API.
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by cavisne 2y ago
It's based on the most expensive source that is required to meet demand. If there is enough wind to meet demand then gas is not needed or factored in to the price. All markets (not just energy markets) work in this way.
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by cavisne 2y ago
There is a chinese blogpost from 2019 about 3FS so it predates deepseek [1]. It will be interesting to see the benchmarks but I suspect without 3FS smallpond is not that useful (the bottleneck would move to the networked file system). None
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by cavisne 2y ago
Not even data, html snippets with links to publicly available data. Watch at the media turns this into “doge bros mapping top secret minerals” and “doge has access to all our DMs!” For those who hate Trump but know what the you are looking
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by cavisne 2y ago
My favorite theory is he was so unhappy with what liberals did to his LOTR series he became a republican. In reality its probably because his number 1 focus is Blue Origin and he needs government support for this.
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by cavisne 2y ago
Has it ever happened before? Pre DOGE it was a common assumption that they could not be fired due to various protections. Just because there is a theoretical process doesn't mean it can be done (or has ever been done within a president
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by cavisne 2y ago
Non-probationary employees can't be fired (and even voluntary resignations are rate-limited by the Iron Mountain mine shaft elevator). So every day that process takes lowers the number of employees that can even be fired. Once it gets
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by cavisne 2y ago
So far Claude Code seems very capable, it oneshotted something I couldnt get to work in cursor at all. However its expensive, 5m of work cost ~$1 which.
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by cavisne 2y ago
FTTH infrastructure is very low maintenance once built, its mostly passive fiber optic cables that don't degrade. The electronics on either end last a long time too. The issue with FTTH is the build can be very expensive, you need to e
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by cavisne 2y ago
Are there any news stories about these specific claims (executives held by the US until they divest assets, EU companies losing their data in discovery and being copied)? The EU's biggest exports to the US are cars & pharma. I gues
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by cavisne 2y ago
The thing that gets me is the disingenuous parallel construction. Just say the truth. Europe wants to improve its economy by growing their consumer tech industry. Some of these products like Google Analytics (the example he is upset about)

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