g-mork

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by g-mork 1y ago
I think The Expanse did a much better job of modelling the reality of future economics than trek ever got close to. Everyone living on hand outs is the road to hell
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by g-mork 1y ago
it only takes one bad trip (absolutely massive overdose in my case) to understand how badly south things can get. used to be a favourite consumable, haven't touched it in over a decade and extremely unlikely to again following that one
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by g-mork 1y ago
This is a shocking take. I can personally attest (in my 40s) to the pressure felt from professionals during the foetal abnormality scan, pregnancy especially a first time pregnancy is an incredibly vulnerable and difficult experience where
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by g-mork 1y ago
processless is the new serverless, it lets you fit infinite jobs in RAM thus enabling impressive economies of scale. only dinosaurs run their own processes
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by g-mork 1y ago
what is this, memory for ants? you can fit a 48 GB stick in there. insane premium, but who doesn't want their pocket mainframe to be as packed out as possible
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by g-mork 1y ago
Don't miss https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfOzyIib7wU for some young folk urban exploring what turns out to be a still active exchange, full of ancient and modern tech
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by g-mork 1y ago
Lightroom non-user detected
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by g-mork 1y ago
It also appears to be reporting whole-CPU vs. single thread, 1.3 GB/sec is not impressive for single thread perf
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North Korea has been secretly placing young IT workers inside Western companies(wired.com)
5 points by g-mork 1y ago|0 comments
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by g-mork 1y ago
The excitement for me is the implications for lower energy models. Tech like this could thoroughly break the Nvidia stranglehold at least for some segments
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by g-mork 1y ago
There are some open weight attempts at this around too: https://old.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/search?q=diffusion&restr... Saw another on Twitter past few days that looked like a better contender to Mercury, does
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by g-mork 2y ago
Mark Russinovich recently gave a talk at a UK Rust conference that mentioned Microsoft's internal attempts at large scale C->Rust translation, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VgptLwP588
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by g-mork 2y ago
When did vulnerability reports get so vague? Looks like a classic serialization bug https://github.com/apache/parquet-java/compare/apache-parque...
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by g-mork 2y ago
Worldwide centrist and conservative groups account for 60%+ of the population. The training data bias is due to the traditional structure of Internet media which reflects the underlying population very poorly. See also for example recent US
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Ida Pro MCP – Simple MCP Server to Allow Vibe Reversing in Ida Pro(github.com)
1 points by g-mork 2y ago|0 comments
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by g-mork 2y ago
the annual LLM subscription came free with the printer
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by g-mork 2y ago
Agonizing to see this, but not for any current love of Skype. Redesigns killed it, and so obviously at the time were going to kill it. Redesigns like this kill trust and familiarity in a product, eventually the Microsoft account upsell mean
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by g-mork 2y ago
release blog post author: this is definitely a research preview ceo: it's ready the pricing is probably a mixture of dealing with GPU scarcity and intentionally discouraging actual users. I can't imagine the pressure they must be
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by g-mork 2y ago
Probably it's not relevant to you commercially at the moment (or ever?), but would love some intuition on how your models perform on really low end hardware. Does this technique translate into improved CPU-only performance? Also curio
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by g-mork 2y ago
Any possibility of adding (first seen, last seen) time stamps? There is basically no good way to reconstruct the state of e.g. SPF at a point in time from existing DNS data sets
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by g-mork 2y ago
> parenting starts almost as a selfish act. It all starts the moment we say: I want kids. As a parent of a planned 2 year old I can most assuredly say I never thought "I want kids", it's difficult to even say any decision