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by greatNespresso 3y ago
Is Nvidia RTX 4000 solid for training? Alternatively this card seems listed for around $1800 so at $180/month on Hetzner, it may be even cheaper to buy it, depending on the expected usage.
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
Something I have wondered about is how can a layman like me could communicate with a satellite? I would need an antenna of some sort I believe but then what's the protocol?
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
That looks great, can already see some use cases in my personal life, congrats for shipping !!
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
I saw this a few weeks ago, haven't tested it yet but it looked cool and not so pricey: https://modal.com/ The three musketeers of cloud also allow you to use GPUs but it may be harder to get, especially GCP that needs
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Project Oberon(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by greatNespresso 3y ago|1 comments
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
I learnt about this project with the recent disappearance of one of its creator, Nikaus Wirth. What I found interesting, among other things, is the Text User Interface at the core of the OS. With the rise of ChatGPT and conversational searc
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
I relate with OP about the difficulty to memorize advanced commands from vim. Nevertheless, I cannot go back to a modeless editor and found a happy middleground using VSCode with the vim extension. It's not hardcore vim for sure but I
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
That's a great MVB
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Reflecting on 2023(lucaskostka.com)
2 points by greatNespresso 3y ago|0 comments
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Six predictions for 2024 from Canvas Ventures(fortune.com)
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
I would need to write one, haven't blogged for enough time to feel ashamed. I personally move what Max Rozenn does here: https://maxrozen.com/2023-focus-single-product-pays-off
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
Your comment covers lots of interesting topics. Talking only about chatGPT+Bing's threat to press and content creators survival, the difference with WordPress is that you could generate revenue "on your own" through your audi
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
I still believe there's a place for a marketplace that rewards creators and journalism for their content if used as part of AI training specifically. As part of my exploration of that idea with faie.io, I got in touch with one exec in
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
Link from Brookings, on which the WSJ article seems to based on: https://www.brookings.edu/articles/tech-jobs-are-finally-spr... comes without paywall
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
How do you get information about insider trading? I am not versed into this but it aroused my curiosity
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
Got interested because we are about to renovate our new home in the coming months with my wife, and it is our first time touching to architecture. I have started reading the book from Christopher Alexander (mentioned in the article). Thank
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
Thank you for the article, I saw a comment from Sam in the HN post but agreed it did not look obvious that he got fired.
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
You make a fair point about that tweet, it can be ironic or sincere and it left me a mixed feeling. I am not sure what was PG's goal with that tweet but it did not feel necessary.
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
It came as a surprise for me to learn that PG fired Sam. It's the first time that I read this actually, and if that's true, I find it kind of mysterious that it remained a secret for so long. Or maybe I missed the news somehow but
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
Now it says more than 700. Waiting for wired to turn this into a new year eve's like countdown.
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La Mère Brazier(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by greatNespresso 3y ago|1 comments
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
The first chef with the most Michelin stars, and the first to get two times 3 Michelin stars, was a woman, before Alain Ducasse 65 years later. High-standard gastronomy has mostly been owned by men chefs, even though sexist views, in Franc
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
Not a philosopher myself but this essay accurately captured my feelings regarding the state of philosophy indeed. It's hard for an amateur to find actual contemporary philosophy work that is not either some cryptic reexamination of cla
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
Interesting thread! This got me curious about the .ai TLD, and the difference with .io, is that Anguilla Island are actually receiving the profit from every domain sold. And it accounts for a large part of their revenue, around $3 million a
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
Agreed. Bruce Schneier allocated a chapter in his last book, .A hacker's mind': "Venture capital itself is not a hack. The hack is when unprofitable companies use VC funding to ignore the dynamics of the market economy. We do
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
While different than the approach offered by Litestream, I am fairly excited by the direction of Cloudflare D1, making SQLite available at the edge without having to manage anything. Still in alpha but worth looking at if you're lookin
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
I wonder, how would one find out such backdoors at the CPU level? And also, are Snowden's leaked documents archived somewhere?
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
Cool viz, yet I find the timeline misleading for some companies. Taking segment for example, sure, the moment they pivoted to CDP kind of business they reached PmF quite fast. But that happened only a year after their initial idea. They kep
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
Love it! No tutorial needed, works on mobile, relaxing
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by greatNespresso 3y ago
Ok thank you for the clarification

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