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by gessha 5mo ago
You’re not coding in Vim?!?! /s
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by gessha 5mo ago
Isn’t it better for all parties if the user is informed that they’re being investigated? This way they might stop from doing the act for which they’re investigated instead of actually carrying it out.
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by gessha 5mo ago
The appeal to authority is strong here. A tool stochastic parrot can be useful too.
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by gessha 5mo ago
It might take a while but Chinese companies will figure out/steal/innovate into the right IP for different memory types and will cut out the American patents, ASML and East Asian fabs middle man. I can’t wait for times when I can
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by gessha 5mo ago
Until the three representatives from Bulgaria and the ones from the other EU countries win out lobbying for ChatControl and expand it to VPNControl too.
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by gessha 5mo ago
Parent is sarcastic
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Flatcar Container Linux – container optimized, immutable fs, config provisioning(flatcar.org)
1 points by gessha 5mo ago|0 comments
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by gessha 5mo ago
This makes me curious, where did they go?
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by gessha 5mo ago
I often times walk through a local store chain and see 30 types of mustard on the shelves and I think to myself: “Who needs so much choice?” Another thing on the top of my mind is oatmeal - I’m not a oatmeal connoisseur but I can’t taste th
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by gessha 5mo ago
I’ve learned from FarmTok that Costco is a big reason farms maintain proper standards even going beyond what’s required from them to keep Costco’s business.
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by gessha 5mo ago
If you’re implying that people should __always__ roll their own services and never vendor out non-core parts, the security industry would love to learn where you work.
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by gessha 5mo ago
It’s not in bad faith, it’s reductio as absurdum. Installation is not consent.
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by gessha 5mo ago
News from the year 2030: Google takes your credit card info, sells it on the black market for pennies and kicks you in the groin. Framing this as needing "consent" is deeply misguided. It's as silly as claiming that Google st
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by gessha 6mo ago
A perfectly secure system is one you can’t use. Another version is: The optimal amount of fraud is non-zero.
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by gessha 6mo ago
Enough to reach the bottom of the rabbit hole.
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by gessha 6mo ago
> if you have a measurable goal and good tests. you can burn through the money even easier if you don’t have them
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by gessha 6mo ago
If Sam continues doing Sam things, MS might get 0% of OpenAI if Satya insists on the previous contract. Either by closing up OpenAI and opening up OpaenAI and/or by MS suing it out of existence. It’s all about what MS can get out of it
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by gessha 6mo ago
You don't anthropomorphize a table saw, you just don't put your hand in there.
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by gessha 6mo ago
It’s human nature to come up with ways to bend the world to our will. If you got over things, humans would’ve stayed at their initial habits and maybe perished with climate change.
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by gessha 6mo ago
There are/were isolated communities on Discord around fast.ai, MLC, MLOps that talk papers more in depth but it’s hard to organize a community without commercial or academic incentive.
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by gessha 6mo ago
With big commercial labs clamming up about training details, hardware requirements going up, and overall tired sentiment about AI in general, that’s not really surprising. ML research shows up on the front page if it shows splashy claims or
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by gessha 6mo ago
A decision can be right even if the outcome doesn’t work out and a decision can be wrong even if the outcome works out. Example: Gambling is wrong but you can win big money.
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by gessha 6mo ago
Nothing can beat Ponzi schemes because it's all promises and the returns only trickle up to the top, they are not evenly distributed. There are ideas that can deliver VC-sized returns but they depend on a system state different from ou
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by gessha 6mo ago
You're right, I missed that part.
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by gessha 6mo ago
I’m not sure what A/B test you’re part of but on Claude Code Pro, I hit every single one of my quotas without exception. If you analyze/process images it’s even worse: I hit rate limits first and if I use separate sessions, I hit
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by gessha 6mo ago
It’s worth noting that the US is very behind on energy infra and that might affect the cost calculations since data centers are electricity guzzlers. Also, not sure if CN has completely switched off Nvidia or still using them for training.
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by gessha 6mo ago
This is more of a “succeeding to get anywhere close to messing around” rather than “it works so now I can run some benchmarks” type of article.
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by gessha 6mo ago
I have a VC fund to pitch you. Need a co-founder? /s
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by gessha 6mo ago
Best of both worlds - legal and profitable \s
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by gessha 6mo ago
Are these people crypto enthusiasts by any chance?

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