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Our codebase is well over 250k and we have a hierarchy of notes for the modules so we read as much as we need for the job with a base memory that explains how the notes work
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Countries like Norway that has this has lead to a scandal of the artists who decide who gets money, self dealing and giving grants to their friends. You are either in the group and get money or outside and get none. Get rid of it. State san
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Thats whats happened in Norway, and even worse they gave the artists the decision making process of handing out grants leading to them self dealing or dealing to their friends.
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9mo ago
We need to being back p2p
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9mo ago
lol wut. What exactly is the AI doing for 500 USD a month? New AI features include recaps of previous conversations with other users, daily personalised profile recommendations and profile insights to help users identify who they are more l
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There was few social services at the time. It was a patronage system. Different rewards but buying votes all the same. My point is that patronage is a long storied American tradition so I don’t know why people are al shocked that such schem
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Its hilarious how short human memory is. To me Minnesota just seems like a replay of Tammany Hall in NYC
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So will they also go after youtube?
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The lobotomized version of Open AI models. It feels worse than small local models I run. Does anyone know what size of models they are running?
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I don’t care for Sam Altman but so far I have been impressed with Codex and at least for our use right now its performing much better than Opus 4.5. Of course this will probably change again but the larger context window with Codex is god s
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There will be an exiting explosion of internal apps and tools and then it will die down as companies get back to business. All those tools and apps will turn into legacy apps and they will eventually try to migrate data off them into some s
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9mo ago
Meanwhile anyone with a CNC machine can make actual weapons.
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Thats what i want and orchestrator model that operates with a small context and then very specialized small models for react etc
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If they die there will be so much hardware released to do other tasks.
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Whats the expected life for the leds at that power draw level?
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I won't need a heater with that running in my room.
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What are the max context sizes ?
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9mo ago
The cleanup needed after this by senior developers will be epic.
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Thats fine Ill charge him 500 bucks an hour to fix it if it has success and he runs into not being able to maintain it
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9mo ago
Jhonny Cab from Total Recall
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Big enough dip will cause algorithmic sell off I imagine deepening the dip.
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9mo ago
I wonder if there will be smaller version of the model that can run on Strix Halo in 128GB.
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There are certain things that would be a pain to do as the platforms we use gives us so much more than just hosting. It means a lot more operational work in our case and loss of certain functionality that has to be reimplemented using some
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If you are rooting for the us economy to crash you are rooting for the world economy to crash. Cutting off one's nose to spite one's face comes to mind.
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I find it crazy that people are so obsessed with the current administration they want the world economy to crash. I can tell you that in a current climate a complete world economy crash is going to play out very very badly politically all o
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9mo ago
I remember looking at the way graphics work on the Apple II and it looked pretty crazy lol with how memory layout worked to generate pixels.
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Oh don't get me started on the taxes. Just the solidarity tax they added from the younger generation to the pensioners makes my blood boil. How about cutting the top pensions and returning some of the money to the bottom of pile instea
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Even better you can have both like a lot of countries in Europe. The access to public healthcare also keeps the premium down. Extensive cover for a family of four is less than 200 in Spain a month out of pocket.
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Im the EU there is Intel Ireland at least.
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Im always surprised people forget that Intel exists and still has high performance nodes (just release panther lake on their newest node). They even have a plant in Ireland.
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