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by edude03 1y ago
Feels incredibly dismissive, if you look outside your own bubble for sec, there are people who've had CC drop their prod databases, delete their home folders, uninstall system dependencies etc etc. And yes, these are all "skill is
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by edude03 1y ago
Ah, I figured something was up - I had sonnet 4 selected but it changed to "Legacy Model" while I was using the app.
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by edude03 1y ago
I feel like it's not intelligence or lack there of, it's that implementing sort with a[i] < b[i] is the simplest way to do it. Putting 9 before 10 would require some kind of windowing since otherwise you'd be comparing 9 a
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by edude03 1y ago
> Essentially, the drives being HDD are the only real bottleneck ? on the low end a single HD can deliver 100MB/s, 80 can deliver 8,000MB/s, a single nvme can do 700MB/s and you have 4, 2,800MB/s - a 10Gb link can onl
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by edude03 1y ago
The qwen thinker/speaker architecture is really fascinating and is more in line with how I imagine human multi modality works - IE, a picture of an apple, the text a p p l e and the sound all map to the same concept without going to t
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by edude03 1y ago
So there are two ways to look at this - both hinge on how your define "consumer": 1) We haven't managed to distill models enough to get good enough performance to fit in the typical gaming desktop (say, 7B-24b class models).
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by edude03 1y ago
Integrating linen[0] might be a good way to backup the messages and provide an off ramp in the meantime 0: https://www.linen.dev/
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by edude03 1y ago
You don't need it, it's essentially a hosted version of their tool bake[0], which is actually pretty slick - without any setup you can go from a system with just KVM to running any random docker container. I can think of a few use
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by edude03 1y ago
add "we're a meritocracy"
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by edude03 1y ago
A s a technologist I think this is obviously a move in the wrong direction but let’s be real - Synology is going to be fine. The type of people who buy synology are the same people who buy Apple and are the same people who buy prebuilt gami
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by edude03 1y ago
Not sure why I got downvoted - literally the first result (for me) says the best result[0] is 11t/s at Q3. Everything else is single digits, like 2-8t/s. Also considering that its not supported anymore[1] (It's Compute Capabi
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by edude03 1y ago
Like 4. Definitely single digit. The P40s are slow af
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by edude03 1y ago
Most SaaS these days are really about gatekeeping some resource (typically data, or a marketplace) so while you can replicate the gate, it's really unlikely you can replicate the resource on your own. Like random example, I could vibe
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by edude03 1y ago
> I worry that we are being over sold on a promise that LLMs will magically make up for a lack of proficiency in an area I saw a post on twitter about how game devs were using ChatGPT for localization and when you translated the text to
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by edude03 1y ago
More likely because otherwise companies would have no reason to support Safari, they'd tell everyone to download chrome like they do on desktop - then google would have no incentive to optimize chrome for iOS because what would you use
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by edude03 1y ago
Sounds like the roughly do the same thing as ablation - run the network in a way that’ll get the undesired result and multiply it with vectors that prevents it from going that direction
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by edude03 1y ago
You might have better odds buying scratchers - assuming you even have $400/m to invest in an enterprise without cash flow
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by edude03 1y ago
First time someone I know in real life has made it to the HN front page (hey sharnoff, congrats) anyway - I think this post (accidentally?) conflates two different sources of slowness: 1) Building in docker 2) The compiler being "slow
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by edude03 1y ago
Many docker users develop on arm64-darwin and deploy to x86_64 (g)libc, so I don't think that'll work generally.
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by edude03 1y ago
I think the student example is wrong but I'm struggling to articulate why - here's my attempt: Students often cheat because they claim "they won't need to know this in the future", but school isn't about memori
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by edude03 1y ago
> We tell ourselves it’s substance abuse, so we can pretend it’s their own fault and couldn’t happen to us I don't disagree that many people disregard the problems of the homeless however I want to be abundantly clear that that I&#x
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by edude03 1y ago
> but if you give someone keys to a home the problem of them not having a home is solved. I guess this is the heart of the debate though - is homelessness caused literally by not having a home? And bonus question - would changing zoning
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by edude03 1y ago
> However, what people miss are the tons of people living in their cars, wearing regular clothes, not panhandling and showing up to work best they can. Sure, this is what I'm talking about when I say there is a gradient. But for arg
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by edude03 1y ago
> If those jobs don't pay enough to afford to live in LA There's a huge gap between "I can't afford to buy a $700,000 house" and "I live on the streets" though. Renting is an option, renting (or buying)
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by edude03 1y ago
knative might be what you're looking for
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by edude03 1y ago
bko in the sibling comment said nearly exactly what I was going to say. While I do agree that you can "fall into" this start and it's very difficult to get out of - I'm very skeptical that with no other contributing pree
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by edude03 1y ago
Now, this is a whole other philosophical debate - but why does anyone need to live in LA? I really doubt that people of sound mind are living their homes willingly to be homeless in LA. Sure - there is the crowd that think LA is where they
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by edude03 1y ago
I think anyone who has actually been hands on trying to improve the lives of the unhomed know that 1) it’s a gradient between “I get kicked out of x everyday and go back at night” and “I’m sleeping under a bridge” and 2) rarely is it the ac
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by edude03 1y ago
Could be, I've seen a weird trend of using AI to write content when it doesn't make sense. Sure, using it to write a blog post about a topic is "slop" but I can see arguments for it. Using it to improve thoughts you have
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by edude03 1y ago
You know counting calories by taking a picture literally doesn't work right? In fact, I'd argue it's one of the best examples of when an LLM confidently feeds you misinformation. An obvious example, a chicken breast fried in

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