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by happyPersonR 3mo ago
This isn’t a thing… please tell me this isn’t a thing….?
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by happyPersonR 3mo ago
But does it write … zee code?? Ehhhhh ?? Anyone ?? Haha
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by happyPersonR 4mo ago
This. Lolllll It’s so sad no one is going to shed a single tear
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by happyPersonR 4mo ago
Do they have a fusion splicer ? I know it might seem random… but I feel like might come in clutch in the future
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by happyPersonR 4mo ago
Any kind of poll mode networking: Rdma, dpdk, io_uring it’s really kind of up to the user to do the memory isolation In io_urings case tho, you can’t do much because the rings are in the kernel. I’m hopeful though that with Llm things will
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by happyPersonR 4mo ago
Yes!! So.... worked at a telco on a telco cloud solution, and ipv4 addresses are expensive. LAN/RFC1918 doesn't work at scale of hundreds/thousands of data centers(each central office was a data center) as such ipv6... Still
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by happyPersonR 4mo ago
> they say they should be banned because kids are using them to get around. Ummm what??? lolll if they don't want their kids using vpn... why would banning vpn for everyone and requiring ID verification be the answer? LOLLLL That so
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by happyPersonR 4mo ago
Yeah all of these rely on layer 2 or dhcp relay and are really ipv4 only solutions. Not to discount what the fog guys had… love what they made :) Look at ironic for something better. What we eventually ended up with after a couple of iterat
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by happyPersonR 4mo ago
Made something similar at work a bunch of years back…. :) good to see people still thinking of this stuff and making modern versions That being said what may be more useful is a EFI binary you can push to a motherboard that does this with a
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by happyPersonR 4mo ago
more thinking == more tokens === more money LOLL
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by happyPersonR 4mo ago
Maybe arm?
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by happyPersonR 4mo ago
I know everyone is going to say I’m crazy But for cabling, OS2 clear bend rated cable … pre-terminated is like the same price and currently have 25gb optics but I’m able to run over 100gb in my house without having to drill holes etc. (runs
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by happyPersonR 4mo ago
I have the opportunity to try this on some new NMR data on peptides. I’ll share everything on GitHub and show how it went :) Curious to see how the others actually do.
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by happyPersonR 4mo ago
this is amazing :) i'm curious to see how it works for like linux support. What if you could toss like little raspberry pi's or something on speakers....and make your own DIY object sound system? haha I think this might be possibl
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by happyPersonR 4mo ago
This might sound kinda campy… but I’d be totally down for something that makes it look like a toaster… haha
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by happyPersonR 4mo ago
Couldn’t that have been an underlying block error? Do we know if they tried 2 different disks?
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by happyPersonR 4mo ago
This is a common retort used to cut cost and push things out the door in tech during mvp. However, given most of the world doesn’t look like the west coast, maybe having human drivers would’ve been a good idea until a couple of seasons had
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by happyPersonR 4mo ago
Yeah… the issue might be exchange rate though between those … let’s call them crypto? Tokens and how much Llm might cost. As a dev in a couple different opensource communities I would love a subsidized AI/Llm subscription to help creat
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by happyPersonR 5mo ago
Why not both? :) Hyperscalers generally have access to preferred pricing. Would be great to have access to that for open source projects.
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Donating AI credits to open source projects
7 points by happyPersonR 5mo ago|5 comments
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by happyPersonR 5mo ago
Does Amazon or eBay get the same fine? Haha it’s the same people on all of these sites …. Just some dropshipping ?
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by happyPersonR 5mo ago
I was about to mention this ! They collude so often Good to see more competition.
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by happyPersonR 5mo ago
Dacs are great … they let you avoid having to convert to optical or having to splice your own cable. Downside the cables are kind of heavy and sometimes folks dont like that.
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by happyPersonR 5mo ago
This guy knows what he’s talking about. Born and raised in GA, it wasn’t until I moved to CA, the bay specifically, after college that I realized things like flood warnings multiple times a month and, flooded out roads during the summer wer
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by happyPersonR 5mo ago
I see a couple of possibilities 1) someone deepseeks deepseek lol: Generates their own weights and figures out a way to determine all of the intermediate states. 2) places realize there’s real risk with using a model that might have things
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by happyPersonR 5mo ago
Next year is gonna be when the “switch” comes lollll
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by happyPersonR 5mo ago
lol I’m saying working on accessibility features has helped more than those of us that are sighted. Often times for a lot of us, it’s a drag and comes lower on the priority list, but without it AI, llms etc wouldn’t have the ability to pro
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by happyPersonR 5mo ago
A lot of us forget it, but things like text to speech, subtitles etc are there for the differently abled Without that, there wouldn’t really be great vlm and conversational models. The AI companies might have paid for the dictation of some
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by happyPersonR 5mo ago
Does anyone have a flow log or pcap or something from the phone showing this tho?
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by happyPersonR 5mo ago
I thought there was in the past and some of the flaws found were addressed in facebooks version of this https://doi.org/10.1145/3452296.3472912 Toward formally verifying congestion control behavior | Proceedings of the

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