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by evbogue 2y ago
Maybe with enough H100s we can next word predict a solution to this global issue.
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by evbogue 2y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41801334
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by evbogue 2y ago
I will admit that Llama3.1 70B does make my old Thinkpad pretty cranky. But winter is coming, so if I can change the climate of my bedroom while I'm waiting that's always a bonus this time of year.
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by evbogue 2y ago
This is good to know. I had read somewhere (that was probably on the Internet) that every time I submitted a prompt at the Meta AI web site that I was vaporizing an entire bottle of water, so imagine how thrilled I was to be saving so much
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by evbogue 2y ago
I was surprised recently when I fired up ollama on my refurbished Thinkpad -- a laptop that doesn't even have a GPU. All of the hype had me convinced that I couldn't run any of this LLM stuff at home! It's a little bit slower
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by evbogue 2y ago
Or why can't one verify a msg on it's own isolated from all of the other events on the PDS.
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by evbogue 2y ago
From this data we must conclude that within our lifetimes all matter in the universe will eventually be reprogrammed in JavaScript.
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by evbogue 2y ago
Is this a Scuttlebot joke?
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by evbogue 2y ago
One can authenticate message integrity on the client side and the server side, it doesn't have to be a trade-off. The same is true for encryption and decryption.
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by evbogue 2y ago
Is this because working IRL in the same room or building is more productive?
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by evbogue 2y ago
No one ever thinks I'm serious about an autoban. It's not a joke, cars kill people.
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by evbogue 2y ago
It's been more than ten years since I used Bitmessage but wasn't message flooding what caused its downfall?
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by evbogue 2y ago
Without cars, how will the Covid, drugs, or guns spread?
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by evbogue 2y ago
Dude we need to talk about an auto ban. In the Chicago area at the very least.
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by evbogue 2y ago
second this
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by evbogue 2y ago
I tried to get this working based on the other articles presented today on hn, but was unable to connect to a peer. Can anyone explain how to get this up and running?
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by evbogue 2y ago
How does Nomadnet/Reticulum compare to yggdrasil, ipfs, nostr, or even scuttlebot?
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by evbogue 2y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41043410
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by evbogue 2y ago
I am also curious about the progress on this feature: https://github.com/dmotz/trystero/issues/24 for more info
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by evbogue 2y ago
If we're talking about great p2p WebRTC libraries, try Trystero: https://github.com/dmotz/trystero
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by evbogue 2y ago
This idea makes me want cjdns and/or yggdrasil over websockets.
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by evbogue 2y ago
Perhaps this next runtime can find a way to escape Zooko's triangle.
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by evbogue 2y ago
My first thought was this is trying to be htmx as well, but upon reading the readme this project appears to convert the html it has retrieved from the API into a DOM object using the hmpl.compile() function. Could I do that with htmx?
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by evbogue 2y ago
Cool. Hanging!
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by evbogue 2y ago
Same here, seems to have crashed.
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by evbogue 2y ago
I suggest irssi with tmux for the authentic experience.
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by evbogue 2y ago
We can't stop at 'erer'. If it's truly exponential the ers repeat at a rate that is difficult to comprehend for us mere mortals.
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by evbogue 2y ago
Who woulda thought this would end up with Apple Intelligence (AI)?
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by evbogue 2y ago
Joking! I'm not planning on sharing my screenshots stream with Alphabet/Apple/Meta/Microsoft Intelligence. Besides how profitable will it be for AI to know that Ev's reloading HN again? And again and again and again
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by evbogue 2y ago
Dang, joke fail again. If I can do AI on a computer in my pocket then why are we investing all of this money building AI Factories?

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