exabrial

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by exabrial 6mo ago
Awesome! We had a Intel Atom board with 10g, and we could never get iperf3 to saturate the interface until we used `-P`!
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by exabrial 6mo ago
>SMS sent to their registered phone number great.
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by exabrial 6mo ago
iPads are mainly toys, many years later. Speaking from in-person experience only: I do see a few niche cases where people have used them professionally with success (a tattoo artist friend, a builder (frames houses)). I also played in a ban
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by exabrial 6mo ago
Jeff: I see a possible problem with your tests that bit me before! ipferf3 is not multithreaded by default. The more capable computers probably have an interrupt rate sufficient to handle 10gig over USB (which likely multiplies the interrup
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by exabrial 6mo ago
It's bad, really bad. The filesystem tool cannot edit xml files with <name></name> elements in it
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by exabrial 6mo ago
Last I tried 4.7, it was bad. Like ChatGPT bad: changed stuff it wasn’t supposed to, hallucinated code, forgot information, missed simple things, didn’t catch mistakes. And it burned through tokens like crazy. I’ll stay on 4.6 for awhile. S
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by exabrial 6mo ago
I just want a battery pack with no ai
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by exabrial 6mo ago
Incredible. So what you're saying is... we should just build more housing? Who would have thought that was the answer?
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by exabrial 6mo ago
Why don't we have LLM-Accelerator cards (yet)? Just seems like graphics cards are a good choice, but not a purpose-built choice.
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by exabrial 6mo ago
Brilliant, now please do cars!
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by exabrial 6mo ago
I think bank's KYC is fine, and I have no issues with making this more strict. After Equifax hired a music major for their Chief Security Officer and leaked everyone's information for free, I had someone open a bank account in my
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by exabrial 6mo ago
I would love to live in a world where I don't have to "send a pin to my cell" and instead this task is deferred to my bank.
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by exabrial 6mo ago
> The Gemini app is now available as a native macOS experience Ok Google, this is well-earned. This is enough to make me try Gemini over Claude. I'm so fed up with _fucking_ self-updating Electron apps. One day it's working, ne
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by exabrial 6mo ago
SeTi @ Home... but for AI agents?
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by exabrial 6mo ago
Nobody is opposed to people obtaining child care. Making it affordable and accessible are noteworthy and desirable goals. The inevitable and unfortunate result of "handing out 'free' stuff" however will always be widespr
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by exabrial 6mo ago
Great question, actually I tried that! m2cgen is a project that does that in fact. It works fine for simple models, but breaks down for production-sized tree ensembles. The JVM has a hard 64KB method size limit, and javac controls how your
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by exabrial 6mo ago
not... yet! Speed actually was a byproduct hilariously. Compiled models are definitely lightning fast, likely the fastest they could ever be on the JVM, because the tree is directly encoded as bytecode; represented lots of Opcode.IFGT-like
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by exabrial 6mo ago
https://github.com/exabrial/petrify Petrify is a machine learning model compiler for the the JVM. It reads your model from an ONNX or other model format, walks the Trees or Linear models, and encodes the model in equiv
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by exabrial 6mo ago
His other project "Byte Me", along with judicious javap usage, has been super useful for me learning JVM bytecode so I could make a machine learning model compiler for the JVM (basically compile your ML models as native code; ONNX
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by exabrial 6mo ago
As much as I am thankful for the innovations Google has given us, we no longer prosecute monopolies where they are toxic unfortunately. The Federal government learned awhile back that it's much easier to manipulate one large company ra
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by exabrial 6mo ago
While we’re at it, how about all Congress?
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by exabrial 6mo ago
I've subscribed to the nation-state theory as well, but intentions unknown.
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by exabrial 6mo ago
I pray for peace in the world. While the past has shown these things to be complicated and sometimes temporary, I accept progress over perfection.
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by exabrial 6mo ago
Yeah I doubt it
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by exabrial 6mo ago
Practice a lot. Try things you "can't play" and do them a lot. Pick it up every every single day.
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by exabrial 7mo ago
> Job Applications > Employers may delay making a job offer if they cannot verify your data on The Work Number. If by doing this, can employers legally discriminate against you?
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by exabrial 7mo ago
What? There is no free market with wired internet. State, federal, and municipalities entrenched local monopolies through "tax breaks", subsidies, over regulation, piles of permits, and many more. The cable/fiber providers pl
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by exabrial 7mo ago
How come Waymo keeps getting to break traffic laws repeatedly but everyone else does not
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by exabrial 7mo ago
I think furnace is the intent to create heat. perhaps it is cold there and they are out of firewood.
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by exabrial 7mo ago
yikes. The lack of support is frustrating. The bug where any element <name> in xml files gets mangled to <n> still exists, and we've tried multiple channels to get ahold of their support for such a simple, but impactful iss

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