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by dummydummy1234 6mo ago
I have found the one of the better use cases of llms to be a rubber duck. Explaining a design, problem, etc and trying to find solutions is extremely useful. I can bring novelty, what I often want from the LLM is a better understanding of t
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by dummydummy1234 7mo ago
Really like the online builder!
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by dummydummy1234 7mo ago
So the risks are different. If China does mass surveillance on us citizens, then what are the potential downsides? China can do targeted influence campaigns in the us, China can do targeted espionage in the us. The harms that come from thi
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by dummydummy1234 8mo ago
What are you using for environment for this, I am running into similar issues, can't really spin up a second agent because they would collide. Just a newly cloned repo?
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by dummydummy1234 8mo ago
I view it as do you have a full mental model of the code base. If you do then not vibe coded. For me, I have different levels of vibes: Some testing/prototyping bash scripts 100% vibe coded. I have never actually read the code. Sometim
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by dummydummy1234 8mo ago
As an aside, I wonder if automated driving would be one year away if we did not need to worry about it killing people. Like if the only possible issues were property damage, I kind of think it would be here. You just insure the edge cases.
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by dummydummy1234 8mo ago
If it was aliens trump would be telling everyone and taking credit for finally telling the people the truth.
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by dummydummy1234 8mo ago
What is the benefit of having full disk encryption pinned to a machine?
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by dummydummy1234 8mo ago
Uhh, that's not the article, the article is running a ml model, on phone and floating point opps for tensor multiplication seems to be off.
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by dummydummy1234 9mo ago
What are you using for tts/stt/models?
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by dummydummy1234 9mo ago
Does Adobe have incentives not to support Linux?
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by dummydummy1234 9mo ago
How about no masks. If you are a police officer, of the state, wear your face with pride.
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by dummydummy1234 9mo ago
Eh, not for laptops - I say as someone who switched to Linux from windows in past year. I have spent a decent few days to get long battery life on Linux (fedora), with sleep hibernate + encryption. And I am still thinking that the Linux sch
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by dummydummy1234 9mo ago
I would also try hotspot, it is a interactive viewer for perf graphs.
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by dummydummy1234 9mo ago
It is a bit of a pain to set up though, especially for a laptop - I just switched to fedora+ gnome, and going through configuring the power settings to allow for suspend-then-hibernate was annoying. Figuring out the luks + page file + hiber
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by dummydummy1234 9mo ago
But aren't the experts chosen on a token by token basis, which means bandwidth limitations?
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by dummydummy1234 10mo ago
Long term storage, along the lines of tape replacement/supplement? There are plenty of things that need to be archived in a basement and never read unless the more readily available forms get corrupted. Having the ability to say as lon
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by dummydummy1234 11mo ago
My impression of this is that it is partially a tax policy issue. Dividends are taxed differently and higher than capital gains. So given a choice between a stock buyback and a dividend, often a buyback makes more sense.
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by dummydummy1234 11mo ago
The issue is that the Democrats 'compromised' on the last funding bill - basically had an agreement that some programs would stay funded. Then the trump administration said "funding allocations from Congress are limits, and w
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by dummydummy1234 11mo ago
Can a country commit a crime?
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by dummydummy1234 1y ago
My thought is think of all the really cheap compute that will be available to researchers. Sure, it will crash but at the end of the day there will be a huge glut of gpus that datacenters will be trying to rent out near cost. I (as a uninfo
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by dummydummy1234 1y ago
My impression is that gnuradio is fine for prototyping/poc, but has issues in its design when you try and run production workloads with more complex workflows (ie, writing custom Mac layers/ workflows that involve heavy feedback,
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by dummydummy1234 1y ago
The paperwork will though.
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by dummydummy1234 1y ago
Same I was thinking electric power lines and bacteria that feed from the voltage differential.
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by dummydummy1234 1y ago
Anecdotal, but I really like using Gemini for architecture design. It often gives very opinionated feedback, and unlike chatgpt or Claude does not always just agree with you. Part of this is that I tend to prompt it to react negatively (why
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by dummydummy1234 1y ago
Airgapped systems have an air gap between the system and the wider world. The only way to move data to and from them is for someone to walk across the gap with physical media. There are no communication cables between the host system and th
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by dummydummy1234 1y ago
In 5 years there will be a bunch of dirt cheam a100s
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by dummydummy1234 1y ago
Yeah, I thought bitcoin could never really be used as a currency because it is inherently deflationary, and therefore the price would only go up... I was not wrong...
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by dummydummy1234 1y ago
But, my point is that, in the 1800s it was not understood, yet we still had telegraphs. They came up with inefficient hodge-podge engineered solutions that mostly worked, and sometimes did not. We are in the equivalent time period for llms
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by dummydummy1234 1y ago
Ok, so take the example of RF communications: You need to send data, but only 50% at random comes through. You could move things closer together, send at higher power, improve the signal modulation to give you higher snr. All of these thing

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