dannyw

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601.
by dannyw 2y ago
As much as I am in favor of cutting red tape, medical devices should not be received in 30 days max.
602.
by dannyw 2y ago
Google has already killed my sister's business's Enterprise Workspace plan, because they decided to change their mind, and make "unlimited storage" not a thing. She was paying $200/month and they now wanted $1,600&#
603.
by dannyw 2y ago
How expensive is it?
604.
by dannyw 2y ago
Yes, and a SWE should consider external inputs untrusted until proven otherwise.
605.
by dannyw 2y ago
“As a SWE, I seek to understand important context first, before jumping to build or code. First, I’d like to ask if you’ll guess randomly and fairly, or adversarially?” “Secondly, when significant money is involved, I make sure to verify an
606.
by dannyw 2y ago
As with most interview questions, I’d expect this to be about how you think through it and show your work. If an interviewer asked this question and you found a mistake, that probably helps you get the job.
607.
by dannyw 2y ago
Well yeah, I personally don't pen-test random websites without a clear terms or bug bounty program.
608.
by dannyw 2y ago
AMD doesn't realise the wide penetration and availability of CUDA is what makes the ecosystem so strong. Developers can develop and test on their personal devices which are prevalent, and that's what creates such a big software ec
609.
by dannyw 2y ago
Parent is referring to IBIS High Resolution Shift, not normal IBIS.
610.
by dannyw 2y ago
Of course they could, but then you'd know it's the US doing it; with cryptographic evidence. If there are covert operations going on somewhere in the world, where the US isn't publicly claiming to be (and I don't just me
611.
by dannyw 2y ago
The M-code from GPS (for military use) is almost certainly signed (as part of being encrypted), but unfortunately, while the latest L2C (civilian) has ECC, there is no signing. I would suspect this is probably intentional, as it's diff
612.
by dannyw 2y ago
A specific fab had a process issue, that appears to have been rectified in April 2024. Intel 4 is not affected. Other fabs making Intel 7 Ultra is not affected. The issue only noticeably shows up in the highest-end processors, and dropping
613.
by dannyw 2y ago
I’ve heard quite a few, unfortunately hearsay, reports that CrowdStrike’s engineering practices are not good. Stories I’ve heard: • Developers building binaries on their own local systems (identified via metadata) that are then pushed out g
614.
by dannyw 2y ago
Anecdata, but I did some continued pretraining on a toy LLM using machine-translated data; of the original dataset. Performance improved across all benchmarks; in English (the original language).
615.
by dannyw 2y ago
> - be prepared to carry actual legal liability for the output of your models Section 230. It's been argued that a response by a LLM, to user input, is "user-generated content" and hence the platform has generally no liabi
616.
by dannyw 2y ago
Possibly a NVIDIA subsidy. You run NEMO models, you get cheaper GPUs.
617.
by dannyw 2y ago
I think it's actually reasonable to leave some opportunities to the community. It's an Apache 2.0 model. It's meant for everyone to build upon freely.
618.
by dannyw 2y ago
Humans have picked it up a long time ago; see traditional Chinese medicine.
619.
Nvidia is now the most valuable public company in the world(videocardz.com)
3 points by dannyw 2y ago|4 comments
620.
by dannyw 2y ago
Isn’t SGX mostly used for DRM, remote attestation, and other anti-consumer stuff in practice today? I haven’t came across a use case of SGX that benefits me.
621.
by dannyw 2y ago
AH, I miss the times when lives were simpler.
622.
by dannyw 2y ago
During the pandemic everyone was online. There wasn’t enough bandwidth. So all major platforms slashed bitrates. YouTube, Netflix, Zoom.
623.
by dannyw 2y ago
Most people watch videos on phones now, the small screen means users will tolerate worse quality video.
624.
by dannyw 2y ago
Meanwhile Singapore’s prime minister knows programming and writes Python in his spare time.
625.
by dannyw 2y ago
Perhaps images aren’t tokens at all… and 170 tokens is just an approximation of the compute cost.
626.
by dannyw 2y ago
Because PSUs (sadly) don't have a simple interface that transmits to your OS.
627.
by dannyw 2y ago
I don't understand how it's legal for a company to materially change their terms of service, but not allow you to cancel out of the contract if you disagree.
628.
by dannyw 2y ago
Phi3 was trained on benchmarks, it’s contaminated and deceitful. Actual performance is much worse in my experience.
629.
by dannyw 2y ago
This just isn’t practical for anyone with kids, etc.
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M4 iPads may contain 12GB of RAM, despite sold as 8GB(forums.macrumors.com)
2 points by dannyw 2y ago|1 comments

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