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by fouc 1y ago
Looking at the filings, it's not clear to me what the $250k "Program Services" were, or the $122k "Other Salaries and Wages" are. I guess there could potentially be additional non-salary compensation, i.e. using ano
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by fouc 1y ago
Ha, I'll probably never run that command but perhaps some git commands can be disabled if they're run in ~/
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by fouc 1y ago
neat, TIL https://sobolevn.me/git-secret/
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by fouc 1y ago
They have many ways to manipulate the LLM's results, for example they can use a lot of the same mechanisms that are used to block or filter out inappropriate material.
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by fouc 1y ago
Given that he calls their containers "pods", does anyone think he's using `podman --rootfs` to bypass overlayfs and the 128 layer limit? Or is it just a coincidence they're called "pods" ? Or he's using N
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by fouc 1y ago
I thought it could be operated entirely from the keyboard, thanks for the tip on clicking! lol
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by fouc 1y ago
The youtube video[0] gives a WAY better introduction to GURT than the website does: "This is Gurted — an alternative to the World Wide Web with a custom protocol called GURT with enforced encryption, a new DNS with weird domains,
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by fouc 1y ago
except they're gas guzzlers? better to compare EVs to EVs
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by fouc 1y ago
It is interesting you cut off the first part of the tweet and replaced it with "legally entitled to be in". It apparently isn't legal in UK? And also not widely legal in the US yet. Anyways it seems to me that the debate has
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by fouc 1y ago
[citation needed]
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by fouc 1y ago
"The Humane Interface" by Jef Raskin is a classic. So many great or novel ideas in it.
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by fouc 1y ago
I would hope you can actually skip that automatically by ignoring the follow-up and immediately driving off to the next stage. If it knows what you asked for + sees you drove to the next stage, it should automatically finalize the order.
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by fouc 1y ago
We're not specifically blaming React. we're blaming their approach to React/SPA and how it caused a massive degrade compared to Github's Rails-based UX. Github's code view page has been unreasonably slow for the las
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by fouc 1y ago
You seem to believe that not following the news leads to ignorance? My question to you is - Is following the news even a form of participation? I would argue that news has an incredibly high noise to signal ratio. Most news anchors and tal
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by fouc 1y ago
The article reads so weird. "Blacksky grew to millions of users" and "new kind of social network", when it's really just a sub-set of bluesky. Also given that there's 36 million accounts in total, it seems har
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by fouc 1y ago
> Behind Nvidia and Microsoft. Obviously. Because AI.
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by fouc 1y ago
I always thought that if they had fully open sourced QNX 4.24, even a couple decades later, it likely would've surpassed Linux in the desktop space. Later they made the source available for a newer version of QNX but under restrictive
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by fouc 1y ago
There's a couple of alternatives to exo it seems https://github.com/b4rtaz/distributed-llama and https://github.com/ray-project/ray
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by fouc 1y ago
I was going by what sama was saying on twitter. he was mostly hyping the cost-effectiveness of it. which can be considered a factor what is "best" too.
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by fouc 1y ago
I would argue that LLM is ultimately making true Semantic Web available, or irrelevant. It can basically figure out all the semantic knowledge graphs automatically for us, and it's multi-modal to boot. That means it can infer the rela
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by fouc 1y ago
"Semantic web was a standard suggested by Google", sorry that's false. They only contributed a bit towards it. Tim Berners-Lee coined it in 1999 and further expanded on the concept in a 2001 Scientific American article by Be
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by fouc 1y ago
Claude Code can be used through VS code too. As for why? Some people prefer IDEs over terminals. Personally I think the attempts to combine LLM coding with current IDE UIs, a la Cursor/Windsurf/VS Code is probably the wrong way
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by fouc 1y ago
gpt-5 isn't supposed to be the best, it's supposed to be cost effective
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by fouc 1y ago
I've seen some mentions of pure-cpu setups being successful for large models using old epyc/xeon workstations off ebay with 40+ cpus. Interesting approach!
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by fouc 1y ago
What was your iogpu.wired_limit_mb set to? By default only ~70% or ~90GB of your RAM will be available to your GPU cores unless you change your wired limit setting.
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by fouc 1y ago
CPU is already the general (computing) processing unit so that wouldn't make sense
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by fouc 1y ago
reminds me of GA144 forthchips where it is effectively 20-bit architecture (vs 32-bit architecture). The instructions are 5-bit, and so 4 instructions can fit in 20-bits.
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by fouc 1y ago
he uses mise these days at least for project specific stuff
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by fouc 1y ago
so Bluefin is using homebrew within containers only? why bother using homebrew at all then?
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by fouc 1y ago
mostly because I like Arch Linux better than Ubuntu. I like pacman so much better than apt-get. Also Omarchy has the hyperland setup, I don't think he's bringing that to Omakub?

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