d0gsg0w00f

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by d0gsg0w00f 3mo ago
I had this dream too. My 2xDGX Sparks arrive in my reality on Monday.
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by d0gsg0w00f 3mo ago
Or if the US labs are innovating, they're not talking about specifics.
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by d0gsg0w00f 3mo ago
They're speaking a language that you don't understand and you feel is inferior. You see the language that you speak with your LLM as "superior" but you struggle with to teach that to someone else. This is a bad situation
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by d0gsg0w00f 3mo ago
I'm sure the first farmers said that when they drove a tractor. "I can't feel the land", but the ones that got over that could do 10x yield. The "feel" just moves up the stack.
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by d0gsg0w00f 4mo ago
I think they're sacrificing short term terrestrial GPU advantage to fund their space GPU mega-advantage. It's a risky bet, but if it pays off then SpaceX will be one of the most powerful companies the earth has ever seen.
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by d0gsg0w00f 5mo ago
I really like this idea. The md preview thing is super annoying. However, I was hoping your solution was like a local desktop app thats a dedicated md rendering app, things you've asked for line up in the queue for review. My browser i
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by d0gsg0w00f 5mo ago
Why not? Honest question.
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by d0gsg0w00f 6mo ago
Deploying ideas as web apps to the other VPS
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by d0gsg0w00f 6mo ago
Two DO droplets (one for claw, one for code deploys because claw refuses to touch itself without exec approval) is about $60/month. Been running those for 6 weeks so only one billing cycle. Then about $120 in API credits from Anthropic
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by d0gsg0w00f 6mo ago
I have OC on a VPS. So far it's a way for me to play with non-Claude models and try to get them to get OC under control. So far I'm about $200 all in and OC is still not under control. Every few weeks it goes on an ACP bender and
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by d0gsg0w00f 6mo ago
Hmm, maybe they're discouraging copilot+Claude through pricing, nudging people to anthropic suite of tools. That sucks. I've been super happy with copilot+opus/sonnet.
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by d0gsg0w00f 6mo ago
That's how I see most of the system design capabilities of Opus. I've been an engineer for 15 years. It's so nice to describe what you want, it gets you in the ballpark, and you can refine and tweak to get it just right. Some
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by d0gsg0w00f 6mo ago
They're not getting off at the moon, it's just a fly by.
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by d0gsg0w00f 9mo ago
I have yet to see it in this thread, but the WSJ reported that the "crime" they "extradited" him for is running a drug cartel and dumping tons of cocaine into the US.
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by d0gsg0w00f 10mo ago
The answer to everything in life is always "somewhere in the middle".
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by d0gsg0w00f 10mo ago
Half of life is collective "give a damn". If you see 1000 FBI agents, read 47 headlines, and hear a dozen gas station conversations then you start to tune in. That's when the tips start coming in, as everyone wants to be part
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by d0gsg0w00f 1y ago
I think people wouldn't have wanted to work with me or listen to my opinions. I don't think the CEO would care, but down at my level, what the CEO thinks doesn't matter. It's all about peers and adjacent teams. And I nev
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by d0gsg0w00f 1y ago
But it's already like this. I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have survived in tech if people knew I was a conservative. I've always felt like I would be punished if people knew.
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by d0gsg0w00f 1y ago
I think the "gotchas" were a side effect of his true mission. If you look at all the gotcha clips for Charlie Kirk and others like Ben Shapiro and Jordan Peterson, they're not created by the official accounts, it's mostl
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by d0gsg0w00f 1y ago
Honestly, it's probably just good practice for being a parent. The first thing you learn is that pain is your new normal. You just get used to it. It's kind of freeing, in a way. Lets you see your own pain from the outside like it
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by d0gsg0w00f 1y ago
I used to have a close Ismaili friend and saw some of the inner workings of the community. They're extremely tight knit due to historical persecution (similar to Judaism). They are very well connected and are always secretly funding sc
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by d0gsg0w00f 1y ago
Of course others were first to the technology, but you can't argue with Tesla being first to get EVs in the hands of everyday consumers. That's the market part of "first to market".
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by d0gsg0w00f 1y ago
Exactly my point
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by d0gsg0w00f 1y ago
Where does OpenAI and Anthropic get their water?
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by d0gsg0w00f 1y ago
But they were first to market. That's 90% of the work. There's a huge gap between "perfect unrealized idea" and "shit you can actually buy". Hate the man all you want, he'll go down in history as the Ediso
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by d0gsg0w00f 1y ago
I'm right there with you. I work in tech, but I don't want to fuss with tech when I'm off the clock. Like, it all annoys me and just feels like work. When my router breaks I just buy a new one. When my laptop gives me the fir
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by d0gsg0w00f 1y ago
Are you saying that because you have to touch it all the time, you're sure it's up to date? I suppose that's one way to look at it.
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by d0gsg0w00f 1y ago
You must mean 2021 Tundras. 2022 and up are twin turbo V6 only.
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by d0gsg0w00f 1y ago
Yes, but that's creating products primarily for capitalist markets. So the same demand drivers exist, even if it's being produced in a semi-socialist country.
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by d0gsg0w00f 1y ago
No telling what contraceptives have contributed. We didn't really use contraceptives and we had three "oopses". Those three oopses are pretty awesome. Nothing like a kid to help you get your head out of your ass. Probably why

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