guywhocodes

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by guywhocodes 3y ago
You should never conflate products with models, it leads to invalid comparisons between models and products. Which for some reason has been the norm. How many times have you heard someone ask "How much worse is Llama than ChatGPT?&quot
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by guywhocodes 3y ago
ChatGPT is a product built with models. So is copilot. GPT and llama are model (families).
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by guywhocodes 3y ago
I hope we get a video from Iris proving it's not glued to the support, if they were able to produce a levitating grain that's amazing. Regardless if superconducting or not.
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by guywhocodes 3y ago
You don't get promoted this way, the reason these people get so little work done is often because they are working on getting promoted instead. Optics win and your ticket points is not it
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by guywhocodes 3y ago
> - basic conscious experiences such as pleasure and pain might not require much species-level intelligence at all Agreed, I find it even hard to distinguish between a PID-loop and a pain avoiding living thing. If it has no ability to re
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by guywhocodes 3y ago
I've built this queue system probably 5 times, first 2-3 were failures as consumer concurrency was 1 without us noticing for hours. The bloat comes from updating the work instead of deleting I assume, did for me. There are definitely m
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by guywhocodes 4y ago
When concept X becomes hot as an alternative to Y, everyone absolutely have to do X or be square. But for large enough companies it's cheaper to influence the industry so that X = Y and we relegate Y to Y', where Y' only cont
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by guywhocodes 4y ago
And yet hardly any SPAs manage to use it
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by guywhocodes 4y ago
Perhaps it will asymptotically approach a fix point in a training/spam cycle.
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by guywhocodes 4y ago
Fusion is also possible
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by guywhocodes 4y ago
Yeah this is quite common, somehow I sympathize with both gp and submitter here, the last year I have tried suffered under a group of architects that have greenlit a project where we have now wasted about a man century. All because we rampe
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by guywhocodes 4y ago
Interesting, when I have a program crash or fail on me and their logs or other mechanisms are not immediately useful I tend to strace the situation. Understanding what kind of thing it failed during is usually quite simple to understand unl
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by guywhocodes 4y ago
I haven't watched Stranger Things but I see where you are coming from. I tend to prefer OSR games these days myself and I think 5e is pretty bad. But these people don't know anything about TTRPGs in general, they use Google and th
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by guywhocodes 4y ago
5e is the most commonly played ttrpg currently I would gamble. Due to the recent mainstream adoption. When acquaintances hear that I DM ttrpgs that's what they ask me about and it's 70% because of Stranger things. Which is ironic
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by guywhocodes 4y ago
I'm sure someone reads legal@stripe.com, with the right title you can probably have they call you in 10min.
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by guywhocodes 4y ago
The stated numbers seem comparable to a compressor based system so seems promising.
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by guywhocodes 4y ago
This has been a pet peeve of mine for a long time, am I correct to assume that deep vacuum is only hard to maintain because very very small impurities in seals etc will cause a relatively large amount of off-gassing?
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by guywhocodes 4y ago
This is something I'm painfully familiar with and I'm starting to seem to me that "definition creep" that I thought was the result of marketing. Such as we see with terms like "AI" and "ML", actually
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by guywhocodes 4y ago
Are organizations ever capable of enforcing coding standards even remotely close to that of what microservices _should_ provide? Because I have not seen it. However this is muddied by the fact that I almost never see microservices, I see a
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by guywhocodes 4y ago
This, working in big tech I've found that the activities are also incredibly infantile and marketed as such. Yes I work with software, no I don't expect everything to be a computer game or "cute".
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by guywhocodes 4y ago
This is exactly the point that I routinely see fail in organizations doing "DDD", it's closer to the absolute opposite of DDD in fact.
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by guywhocodes 4y ago
Maybe not if there are many encodings.
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by guywhocodes 4y ago
Guessing substance D, feels very 2022
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by guywhocodes 4y ago
This is pretty much my sentiment as well. The problem is that the obscure integration problems are better solved by a system integrator if they are so bespoke they don't belong in the code base. I've worked with enterprise custome
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by guywhocodes 4y ago
Lost me at: > An enhanced enterprise version Good thing it's towards the end, guess it's time for the next fork of gogs then.
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by guywhocodes 4y ago
It's not complex really. It was made unprofitable with every tool available with this as the goal. There have been much public celebration from the green party, they are proud of the outcome.
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by guywhocodes 4y ago
I always significant increase in weight lifting exercises immediately upon starting fasting. Feels like an adrenaline response tbh.
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by guywhocodes 4y ago
From what I gather you would want the M40 if anything as it is a single GPU with access to all of the 24GB for SD inference. But if you are going to do smaller you might as well get a 3060 12GB as it will be about 3x faster.
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by guywhocodes 4y ago
I'm building several things, some of them need puppeteer with plugins so have to use a lot of node.js there. Which I have no interest in otherwise. Some of it is built in higher performance languages. Some of it is off the shelf soluti
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by guywhocodes 4y ago
Ideally it would be a hub and spoke model. I don't know how much swarm hammers etcd but k8s in my cluster produces >1kIOps on my SSDs doing nothing at all. Just health checks and cascading effects

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