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by etaioinshrdlu 2y ago
Who's been doing this since they we're maybe 7 years old :)
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by etaioinshrdlu 2y ago
You can desalinate water with money though.
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by etaioinshrdlu 2y ago
It would be interesting to add a decoder for image outputs, similar to GPT-4o (that feature hasn't been talked about much, or released...).
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by etaioinshrdlu 2y ago
Are we sure these are desktops like Ubuntu or something a little bit miscategorized, like Android or ChromeOS?
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by etaioinshrdlu 2y ago
In my experience, having done it both ways, first on VM's, then on lots of fully or mostly managed services, I generally prefer the latter because systems tend to be a lot more "self-healing" - because they're someone el
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by etaioinshrdlu 2y ago
This is a great question IMO. For those saying "just don't share passwords", consider that many of the vendor accounts you might need to use in business don't have team accounts, and there is no option but to share accou
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by etaioinshrdlu 2y ago
I would use Hetzner more but most of my user base is in the USA, and there is a lot of added latency to having your servers in Europe. I sort of think of Hetzner like a Costco for servers - does anyone know the closest equivalent in the USA
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by etaioinshrdlu 2y ago
I kind of wonder or suspect that user agents are being misidentified. I have heard that sometimes Android gets identified as Linux. (which I guess is actually not wrong, but you get the point...)
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by etaioinshrdlu 2y ago
Expecting this to go well generally because freeways are pretty much always easier to self-drive than city streets!
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by etaioinshrdlu 2y ago
Although tools like ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, and other stochastic parrots are useful in specific contexts, AI still has nothing of "I"; on the contrary, what they really do is generate text that makes sense (grammatical tex
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by etaioinshrdlu 2y ago
Maybe the entire page could be a self-updating data-url? edit: I tried this and common browser security no longer allows this type of thing. 10 years ago it may have worked.
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by etaioinshrdlu 2y ago
One part really jumped out at me: Thus only a very small number of companies (currently TSMC, Samsung, and Intel) attempt to operate leading-edge nodes, and the industry has shifted to a “fabless” model where companies like Apple and
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by etaioinshrdlu 2y ago
Can someone link to the text to the bill? I don't care about TikTok - but this bill is likely to have such wider effects than just TikTok. It may affect the ability of Americans to access many foreign services.
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by etaioinshrdlu 3y ago
These fines seem incredibly low to me - they're slaps on the wrist!
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by etaioinshrdlu 3y ago
The enterprise subscription costs $120k/year. You might be able to haggle it down.
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by etaioinshrdlu 3y ago
I'm having Deja Vu from about 20 years ago of writing Gnome apps in C# using Mono.
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by etaioinshrdlu 3y ago
I think a fine-tune of SD or SDXL would be perfectly able to produce such images. I would also like to see this.
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by etaioinshrdlu 3y ago
I'm not convinced the TSA is needed to stop terrorism, but it probably helps a good deal with protecting passengers from ordinary psychotic Americans, of which there seem to be a significant increase over the last 20 or so years.
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by etaioinshrdlu 3y ago
I am not sure it is a good business choice to train a large LLM and not allow businesses to use it via API. It seems hard to justify...
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by etaioinshrdlu 3y ago
Companies do marketing because these techniques work, not because they enjoy being evil. If you work in tech, part of your income is likely dependent on marketing, whether you think about it or not.
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by etaioinshrdlu 3y ago
Apple is a consumer product business. They have no reason to care about being a good Unix - that's misunderstanding. And iOS has covered up, and made inaccessible, literally every feature of Unix.
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Gpulist – Craigslist for GPUs(gpulist.ai)
91 points by etaioinshrdlu 3y ago|38 comments
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by etaioinshrdlu 3y ago
Is it because these animals are smarter and wiser than people or because they're literally not able to?
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by etaioinshrdlu 3y ago
If we buy a phone in the EU and bring it to the USA, do we get sideloading in the USA?
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by etaioinshrdlu 3y ago
There is almost certainly more tinker-able software out there today than ever before - and the accessibility has never been higher. Not everything is accessible, but it never used to be either.
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by etaioinshrdlu 3y ago
I'm concerned Apple won't approve your app for the App store if your chat app says something offensive.
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by etaioinshrdlu 3y ago
Does Apple enforce strict safety and content rules on these types of apps?
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by etaioinshrdlu 3y ago
How much optical power could be safely carried over such an optical fiber in theory? What are the limitations?
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by etaioinshrdlu 3y ago
Can anyone speculate on the best way to update an LLM with new data? Do you fine-tune it on just the new data? Do you mix it with the old data and train for another epoch?
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by etaioinshrdlu 3y ago
We miss the things we had during our youth which no longer exist or are not common anymore.

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