girvo

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31.
by girvo 2mo ago
Fish rot from the head, as they say.
32.
by girvo 2mo ago
Which some companies have done! Nvidia, I believe, among others.
33.
by girvo 2mo ago
I liked Nim’s take on checked exceptions personally, was quite lovely
34.
by girvo 2mo ago
I’ve always done that in my typescript code bases too, and I’ve never regretted it
35.
by girvo 2mo ago
Vinegar etching helps heaps with that I’ve found :)
36.
by girvo 2mo ago
The joy of working with a well seasoned carbon steel pan is similar, I find
37.
by girvo 2mo ago
Such a great operating system. I miss it.
38.
by girvo 2mo ago
> I doubt that you’d ever call them lazy to their face — why do it here? What makes you so sure about that? Posting LLM generated obviously un-reviewed slop and wasting people's time deserves scorn.
39.
by girvo 2mo ago
God that belt and suspenders thing gives me a visceral physical reaction. Nauseating.
40.
by girvo 2mo ago
VALORANT for me is the only game keeping my gaming desktop on Windows
41.
by girvo 3mo ago
If you want to talk about this century and human rights, then you better look inwards. You're obviously a nationalist yourself, accusation in a mirror as is typical.
42.
by girvo 3mo ago
>You give up 200GB networking, but anyone 'daily driving' one of these things are probably not needing to cluster multiples of them at high speed.. I mean that's not as true as you'd think: in fact its the whole benef
43.
by girvo 3mo ago
Those don't have a lot of RAM though. Not like these 40, 80GB ones.
44.
by girvo 3mo ago
My DGX Spark-alike is currently selling in my country for nearly double what I paid for it too. We live in a silly, silly world.
45.
by girvo 3mo ago
We've not had cheap GPUs with this much VRAM before, though. Might be an interesting change, though I also doubt it personally.
46.
by girvo 3mo ago
Nah, it's fine! I just muted the tab, no big deal
47.
by girvo 3mo ago
Although one of the ones it cannot do is have/address 128GB of video memory, so it depends on what you want to achieve.
48.
by girvo 3mo ago
It writes in a bunch of annoying too-short sentence fragments, so, yes?
49.
by girvo 3mo ago
Your definition means that any example I can bring up, you can dismiss as “non serious” as you haven’t provided your criteria. This is a useless rubric and makes discussing this pointless.
50.
by girvo 3mo ago
Depends on the model; Step 3.7 Flash is surprisingly happy to chat about Chinese banned topics for example when run locally
51.
by girvo 3mo ago
I mean we shouldn’t pretend China isn’t run by a 1 party authoritarian state. It is. And it uses that absolute power how and when it pleases.
52.
by girvo 3mo ago
People absolutely use LLMs to research politically sensitive topics. I wish they wouldn’t, but people use LLMs as their general search engines now.
53.
by girvo 3mo ago
As someone from neither the US nor China, neither are altruistic and both have horrible histories, both meddle in my country’s affairs, and neither have my interests at heart. China’s got plenty of blood on its hands, pretending otherwise i
54.
by girvo 3mo ago
operatorsval.gg Which is basically a fancy calendar and team management system for my Valorant Premier team haha It’s on my GitHub as operators-premier-manager but note it is not great: it serves its purpose which is to wrangle my team to s
55.
by girvo 3mo ago
Microcontroller and sensor bugs owe me a lot of sleep that I will never get back, to add to your point.
56.
by girvo 3mo ago
But that’s not what they said?
57.
by girvo 3mo ago
Don’t sell your cars at a loss then.
58.
by girvo 3mo ago
They stole from me first. And are spitting in my face and telling me they’ll take my job while they do it. I have negative sympathy for them.
59.
by girvo 3mo ago
Yes, really. It seems you’re seeing what you want to see.
60.
by girvo 3mo ago
I’m mostly seeing people disagree with the substance of his argument, though. Your argument through authority is weak.

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