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dheera
2y ago
I'm not looking to enter the ecosystem, I'm already deep in it and want to fix the AMD problem so that I can build big projects around it and undercut everyone who's using Nvidia. You can purchase H100 and A100 PCIe cards ove
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2y ago
To help fix the ecosystem. It's way more affordable than Nvidia. I'm not looking for entry level hardware.
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2y ago
... and that's why AMD is losing. They could break the trend and offer a "buy now" button instead of offering quotes and coffee chats. It's very likely that will kickstart the software snowball with early adopters. Nobod
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Also, can I even buy an AMD GPU? I don't see a "buy now" button or a PCIe version anywhere here https://www.amd.com/en/products/accelerators/instinct/mi300/... Another big AMD fuckup
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2y ago
Yeah exactly. I mean really, I have 15+ years of experience and they're grilling me on a correct implementation of quicksort and are going to fail me for an implementation that doesn't terminate when I had nothing to test it on? I
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2y ago
> Age discrimination is real... I'm 35 That's not really the typical age where age discrimination sets in. In fact 35 is very much a sweet spot where people would respect your experience but you still look young enough to be ha
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2y ago
That works for startups, but most larger companies still won't hire you without an interview, your old collegaues can only refer you to hiring. Very often that's where I screw up. I code computers, not goddamn CoderPads. I run my
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2y ago
Actually you can use the phase information in the encrypted signals to improve RTK stability, without decrypting them.
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For personal projects I make heavy use of LLMs now and coding is still fun when I do it with the latest and greatest tools. I'm about 5X as productive as I would be if I had to crank out code myself. I'm used to verifying code wit
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2y ago
I wish there was more humor on arXiv. If I could make a discovery in my own time without using company resources I would absolutely publish it in the most humorous way possible.
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2y ago
Make sure you use HTTPS, or someone could theoretically inject malicious code into your container. If you want to use your own domain you'll have to use CloudFront to wrap S3 though.
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2y ago
Alternatively, we need sharper teeth around the consequences of this data breath. Why are we using SMS for 2FA everywhere? Why does AT&T have to have residential addresses and KYC for all of its customers? These are the things that shou
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2y ago
In my grade school years I moved with my parents to Saudi Arabia for a couple years. It was voluntary on their part, my father had the opportunity to move their for his work (for a US company). Saudi Arabia isn't North Korea, but it&#x
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2y ago
> Solo 401(k) If you are self-employed, you can also consider a SEP-IRA, which has similar limits. The only downside is it is only available in traditional flavor, no Roth. You can roll it to a traditional IRA and then do a Roth conversi
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2y ago
I wonder who works in those embassies. Are there some British dudes just living there that go to the embassy every day for work? Where do they buy food? What do their residences look like? Do have spouses and children? Where do they work an
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2y ago
BTC is highly volatile but it has a more predictable cyclic behavior than any other investment in the past 3 decades, and for largely mathematical reasons. Even if that cyclic behavior breaks, I think the US economy and foreign policy is so
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2y ago
Oof, no. I'm well aware of the advice and I don't agree with it. I expect GME to crash and burn. I was going to change jobs at some point, in which case my traditional 401K funds will just disappear because they are not vested.
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2y ago
My 401K as of this moment: Traditional 401K: 100% GME Roth 401K: 100% IBIT/FBTC (bitcoin ETFs) This is not investment advice, but my general rule is to use 401Ks and IRAs for, high-risk, high-gain, short-term, tax-inefficient trades. M
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2y ago
I just automatically wake up after about 7.5 hours. I hate alarms and it wrecks my entire day if I sleep any less than 6.5 hours. I can rise early without an alarm just by sleeping early. The stupid article doesn't link the actual pape
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2y ago
The fix is easy, stop giving kids so much goddamn sugar as a system. We give adults way too much sugar as well. Every goddamn drink has shittons of sugar. Even a goddamn bread loaf has added sugar these days. A cup of many brands of flavore
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2y ago
The related thing that bothers me deeply is that import PIL does not make PIL.Image available. What the hell else do you expect me to do with PIL? Why isn't PIL.Image included in importing PIL? You have to explicitly do either
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2y ago
Yeah but what is common in real life is writing multiple parallel libraries for {Python, NodeJS, ...} with a nearly identical API. In this case I would think that if the Python command is `pip install foo`, the NodeJS command should be `n
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I hate this shit. yaml -> pip install pyyaml cv2 -> pip install opencv-contrib-python PIL -> pip install pillow (wtf, this should be a misdemeanor punishable by being forced to used windows for a year) And can we p
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> needs less words Yes I'm aware of this, and work in ML -- the thing is embeddings are not designed for faithful image reconstruction, and aren't even trained that way. You can easily find two images that have substantially si
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2y ago
Unfortunately, in a free economy, all ranges of tools will be built and distributed and ultimately the market will decide.
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If any job exists solely because of an inefficiency in information flow, it is at least partially replaceable by tech that fixes that inefficiency, and given time, that will happen. I'm stating this more as a sort of universal economic
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2y ago
I just use a 1-person Slack message for this. Split categories into channels. I can also write my own plugin bots to respond to specific queries. I considered Discord but I hate its UI, especially every time I go to the website it wants to
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Current approaches of multi-modal models work on embeddings and tokenizations of images, which is the fundamental problem: you are feeding blurry, non-precise data into the model. Yes, they are blind because of exactly this. An embedding is
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> newer HDMI standards are released and better DRM gets enforced In that case the true analog loophole will still be possible with a camera pointed at a monitor inside a light-proof box. If it comes to that, I will build such a device. A
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I don't work in DRM, but they are probably having their hands tied with effectively "work on this or you may not be able to stay in the US", greencard application still in the pipeline, threat of being pipped. The poverty
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