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by fxtentacle 5mo ago
The last 2 LAN parties we didn’t play anything that didn’t work extremely well on my AMD CPU + NVIDIA GPU Pop!OS Linux workstation. And I didn’t expect: VR streaming works flawless, too. I just had to buy a WiFi 6 usb dongle.
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by fxtentacle 5mo ago
"Maybe one day they will get around to unsuspending my account." is increasingly how support feels with all big cloud companies.
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by fxtentacle 5mo ago
I got burned with an attitude like this: unexpectedly, people who had downloaded my open source tool for free started expecting support. Some of them sent pretty unfriendly emails.
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by fxtentacle 5mo ago
This is going to save a lot of money ... until someone loots their vault and they go bankrupt. "Non-technical teams are now shipping production code" is the last thing you want to hear from your bank.
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by fxtentacle 5mo ago
I think this is going to be wonderful. I'll have my offensive AI call their support AI and prompt-inject my way to a rebate tier that nobody knew existed and nobody can cancel it because all the remaining humans have been reduced to ph
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by fxtentacle 5mo ago
Yes and that’s why I can charge premium rates for debugging. Most people cannot read a stack trace anymore.
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by fxtentacle 5mo ago
Location: Kronshagen, DE (Kiel / Hamburg area) Remote: Yes (working EU+US remotely since 2014) Willing to relocate: No, but I travel for kickoffs and on-site work Technologies: AI / ML - PyTorch, TensorFlow, custom C++ inferen
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by fxtentacle 5mo ago
This is content marketing executed perfectly :) Reading it, I learned something new and interesting and they had an opportunity to show off one of their differentiators against the competition (low leakage flow due to tighter tolerances) an
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by fxtentacle 5mo ago
Ugh. This is peak AI influencer. It’s a 21 page AI-generated presentation and an AI prompt for: npm i -g @musistudio/claude-code-router So it looks like the person who set up this GitHub repository didn’t even make the software that do
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by fxtentacle 5mo ago
AI beginners use Opus as a replacement for grep/sed. Mediocre programmers use AI to write sed one-liners for them and then brag about AI productivity boosts. And experts just use sed directly and then they wonder why everyone else is r
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by fxtentacle 5mo ago
I feel like those articles all look at the wrong aspect: once AI companies are forced to compete on price (i.e. in 6 months), then Google’s TPU is going to be a massive advantage that’s almost impossible for Amazon or Microsoft to replace.
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by fxtentacle 5mo ago
“When AI labs raise prices, big spending on AI could shift from a flex to a liability.” because companies will need “proof of productivity gains or metrics that show a clear return for all this AI investment.” which in my opinion is simply
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by fxtentacle 5mo ago
https://archive.ph/2PsPD
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by fxtentacle 5mo ago
If the goal is to decouple feminism from feminine identities, which by definition means it then also needs to apply to masculine identities, then I think they need a new name. Also, it appears that >99% of feminism researchers are publis
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by fxtentacle 5mo ago
I truly don’t understand what the hope to gain from self-classifying this is “feminist”. “FEMINIST HACKING: BUILDING CIRCUITS AS AN ARTISTIC PRACTICE – an international art-based research project financed by the Austrian Science Fund (FWF)”
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by fxtentacle 5mo ago
West: We need profits and then we’ll try to build something useful. China: We need to build this useful thing and then later let’s try to make profits, too.
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by fxtentacle 5mo ago
TLDR Thiel lacks confidence in the Trump regime and is fleeing from the US.
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Installing Pop!OS 24 Directly with Unsquashfs and Chroot (and No Reboot)(hajo.me)
4 points by fxtentacle 5mo ago|0 comments
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
If you look into ProTools hardware accelerator cards from 20 years ago, they were shock full with Sharc DSP chips, which are optimized for convolution and multiply add. Technically, AI Lora is surprisingly similar to how fake echo based on
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
The Dedelonri I bought in Vietnam for $20. It’s a Chinese fake of a budget machine. But it has insanely high pressure and produces way better coffee than anyone finds reasonable. But secretly, I think it’s all just the super fresh high qual
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
"changing a commonly used fn to take a locale parameter, because it will soon need to be locale-aware" JetBrains has a deterministic non-AI function for that refactoring. It'll usually finish before your AI has finished parsi
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
It's basically a DSP for noise cancellation. They just call it AI because, presumably, that'll increase their stock price.
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
Recently, I've been trying to figure out how to finance software and hardware that's actually useful to everyday people. The sentiment clearly resonated with HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47713454 but w
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How to Open Source and Not Starve(hajo.me)
3 points by fxtentacle 6mo ago|2 comments
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
Thanks :)
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
Yeah I'm still on 22. But I also usually use the ESR versions of Firefox and Thunderbird, because especially when I'm traveling, I value the stability of my home workstation over almost all else.
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Improving Office+Photoshop+Fusion on Linux with Adversarial Drinking(hajo.me)
1 points by fxtentacle 6mo ago|0 comments
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Generative Drinker: An Idea for Improving Wine Compatibility(hajo.me)
1 points by fxtentacle 6mo ago|0 comments
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by fxtentacle 6mo ago
The author is Vietnamese. And that language has almost no associative words. Instead of “my son will be smart in the future” you just say “son mine future smart”. That’s probably why some of his sentences are shortened in unexpected ways. B
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The Linux Slayers: Office, Photoshop, and AutoCAD(hajo.me)
3 points by fxtentacle 6mo ago|0 comments

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