ekianjo

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by ekianjo 8mo ago
Read only access control.
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by ekianjo 8mo ago
I thought Lidar solved everything?
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by ekianjo 8mo ago
HN loves the idea of kid geniuses
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by ekianjo 8mo ago
Let's not forget they also lobby to forbid models from China and pretend that distillation is stealing. but somehow just because they said no to two points the majority of HN folks think them as virtuous.
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by ekianjo 8mo ago
> That said, they are impressive for open source models. there is nothing open "source" about them. They are open weights, that's all.
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by ekianjo 8mo ago
You forgot the Obama wars for some reason?
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by ekianjo 8mo ago
You sure? Seems like a war for no reason is hardly going to get popular support.
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Israel has a lot of nukes (while they pretend they don't) and that does not prevent them from being attacked.
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by ekianjo 8mo ago
Careful people will call you an antisemite for even bringing this topic.
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by ekianjo 8mo ago
You are not privy to national security discussions so this is all theater
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by ekianjo 8mo ago
Who cares about Anthropic? That's the guys who are pushing for regulations to prevent people from using local models. The earlier they are gone the better
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by ekianjo 8mo ago
You know this is pure PR right?
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by ekianjo 8mo ago
At this stage would be much, much better to implement a RAG system based on semantic tool understanding. So that the relevant tools would pop up at every request and not bloat the context. And semantic search is just similarity search which
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Better to Skip a Year for Hardware Upgrades?(boilingsteam.com)
18 points by ekianjo 8mo ago|24 comments
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by ekianjo 8mo ago
> Also, we don’t actually have censorship in Europe Of course you do. If you think it does not exist the brainwashing has worked on you.
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by ekianjo 8mo ago
> Even Peter Steinberger who created OpenClaw You mean the guy who released the most unsecure tool ever? Not sure anyone should be listening to him
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by ekianjo 8mo ago
Not if you need 200w power to run inference.
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by ekianjo 8mo ago
You can run a RTX3090 at 250w and still get a lot of its performance with nvidia-smi.
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by ekianjo 8mo ago
> dead Surprisingly moving a lot for something dead https://helpcenter.onlyoffice.com/docs/docs-changelog.aspx
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by ekianjo 8mo ago
Because AMD has the APU category that mixes x86_64 cores with powerful integrated graphics. Nvidia does not have that.
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LLVM, nothing to do with LLMs
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by ekianjo 8mo ago
> The team realised that in the household with Lucy was her mother's boyfriend - a convicted sex offender. Erm... Are they that clueless they didn't start from there?
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Lattepanda Iota SBC Review: The Intel N150 Shines(boilingsteam.com)
3 points by ekianjo 8mo ago|0 comments
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Darktable 5.4.1 Released(github.com)
2 points by ekianjo 8mo ago|0 comments
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by ekianjo 8mo ago
fewer layers between software and hardware...
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by ekianjo 8mo ago
Pam Bondi is trying to play the clock until the hot potato falls in someone else's hands.
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
It does not have to be automatic. Easy to expose that through options, most clients do that. Also, I don't need pictures shared to be at the utmost best quality.
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
It should be possible to develop a cuBLAS backend to accelerate BLAS on Nvidia.
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GraphQLite, Graph Network Extension on Top of SQLite(github.com)
3 points by ekianjo 9mo ago|0 comments
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
Revenue is one thing, would be interested in learning the costs of operating YouTube at scale too.

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