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by eulers_secret 3y ago
Others are saying they experience this, but couldn’t that be solved by using one of the many projects that completely spoof the history? I mean there are folks with histories which would make you greeen with envy , but you can have the sam
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by eulers_secret 3y ago
The key distinction is “take-homes as the first round ”. IME OP is right, do not do a take-home as a first interview round before you even have any chance to ask them questions. They’re not serious and will likely ghost you. Even if they a
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by eulers_secret 3y ago
People always bring this up like it’s a big deal, but most users aren’t interested in starting a business. We just wanna play with LLMs. Frankly, I’m glad we don’t have a bunch of llamas in different skins being hawked like the current crop
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by eulers_secret 3y ago
It depends on domain, and we have mostly webdevs in this thread. When I joined a kernel gfx driver team, the expected ramp time was ~6 months. My friend working on Mesa had a >1 year ramp time! If I open the source for a Django or React
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by eulers_secret 3y ago
What can they realistically check? I see two data points they could have: time when the template was downloaded (assuming it’s a unique link only you can access, and you didn’t download it > once/all downloads are logged) or emailed
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by eulers_secret 3y ago
Yeah, it can work. Valve is private and basically owns the pc game distribution market. Even competing agains industry titans like MS. I’m not sure I know another example, so maybe it’s very rare.
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by eulers_secret 3y ago
I literally reinstalled win10 yesterday and you’re right on. I couldn’t even install due to “a media driver your computer needs is missing” with no further info and no workaround. This was after mbr2gpt.exe failed and gave no information on
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by eulers_secret 3y ago
Just append .json to any Reddit URL and you'll get a full dump of that page, we'll see if they get rid of this feature as well. Way easier than scraping.
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by eulers_secret 3y ago
Depends on state, I live in a 1-party consent state. Thus, I record all my interviews so I can review them later... and use them if I find a need to. Remember: always assume you're being recorded. Even if it's illegal the court
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by eulers_secret 3y ago
Do you have any recent figures for job placement? The market is very tough right now, and even well qualified seniors can’t find work. The general consensus is if you don’t have a degree you shouldn’t even bother (unless you have many YoE
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by eulers_secret 3y ago
This is another reason to use OSS LLMs: the bar to entry is much higher, so they’re not targeted for countermeasures and they circumvent human pattern-matching. You’re less likely to be “found out”, especially with there being LOTS of fine-
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by eulers_secret 3y ago
Yes, since 2010: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_vehicle_warning_sou... They turn off over ~18MPH, though. After that, tire noise is much louder. As loud as an ICE car. So, realistically, you’d hear a Prius
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by eulers_secret 3y ago
LOL! Do you live in the USA? They'll just turn down the meeting request, tell your supervisor what you've done and you'll suffer either real punishment or be unofficially 'punished'. You may even be fired because of
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by eulers_secret 3y ago
I still use mu4e with gmail, offlineimap will work if you make an “app password” in gmail for it. Sending mail works with that same app password and smpt.gmail.com, I use that to send email from systemd using msmtp as well. It’s pretty reli
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by eulers_secret 3y ago
> and any job I would consider would have to be 100% remote. The problem is that if you lose your job this plan will crumble on first contact with the enemy. I'm job hunting right now, and between 'ghost jobs', bad recruit
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by eulers_secret 3y ago
I'm a permanent apartment-dweller (houses are far too expensive in my area and I will never need/justify the space and expense), this is exactly it. I might get an EV when I have a personal (guaranteed) at-home charging spot. No
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by eulers_secret 3y ago
There's some really active community discussions around disabling the Data Collection Module, discussing everything from simply pulling the DCM fuse to disabling only the antenna. If you pull the DCM fuse, you'll loose the microph
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by eulers_secret 3y ago
May be because they're a private company, so there's no pressure from shareholders to "extract the value from the brand"
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by eulers_secret 3y ago
Even forcing people to buy yubikeys is an antipattern. We shouldn’t be forced to spend money at any company. Where are the Free (beer and Libre) methods??
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by eulers_secret 3y ago
Not for training with the webui: https://github.com/oobabooga/text-generation-webui/issues/11... It does seem to work using alpca-lora directly, though.
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by eulers_secret 3y ago
~7.5GB - it'll be the same as running inference with a full context. That's for 4-bit quantization, the 8-bit quantization uses more RAM than my 3080 has...
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by eulers_secret 3y ago
If you use the web interface (oobabooga), then training a LoRa is as easy as clicking the "training" tab, keeping all the defaults, and giving it a flat text file of your data. The defaults are sane enough to not begin undermining
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by eulers_secret 3y ago
I’m a Linux user. I don’t have an android/iOS/macOS/Windows machine. Is there a solution? Is this being used to push Linux users off the internet? Can I just fire up emulated Android and be ok? Am I screwed? Googling indicate
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by eulers_secret 3y ago
The local llama subreddit wiki has good info about RAM requirements: https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/wiki/models/
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by eulers_secret 3y ago
Raising my hand! Here I am! I have a friend who’s an unemployed engineer as well.
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by eulers_secret 4y ago
I’m at 1 year and 9 days since I quit my corporate job for sabbatical. I really loved chasing whatever I fancied, and just living life . I’ve leaned so much, read so much, matured mentally, repaired relationships and friendships. I feel re
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by eulers_secret 4y ago
I wanted to reply to this because I'm similar. I don't mind distractions, they don't really cause me issues, and it's always part of the job! I haven't been in a programming 'flow state' for many years, ma
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by eulers_secret 4y ago
I went and watched that demo, and unless I found the wrong one, it looked like a 6 minute Rivian advert. The funny bit is that made it feel… scammy.
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by eulers_secret 4y ago
In his recent talk for the FSF at Boston Stallman suggested that published weights are open source. I guess because they’re modifiable and auditable. It’s an interesting argument. So far, I’ve managed to modify llama myself so I guess so??
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by eulers_secret 4y ago
It doesn't matter what any of us think. My local LLAMA install will readily return how to make tannerite-style explosives and more. The cat was arguably never in the bag.

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