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Framework Laptop 12 pre-orders open next week(frame.work)
25 points by hedgehog 2y ago|16 comments
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by hedgehog 2y ago
Different purposes. If you're building a user-facing web app Django, if you're building an API-only service then FastAPI. To me the big selling point of Django is it's a batteries-included way to build a web app that works wi
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by hedgehog 2y ago
Housing in Toronto and Vancouver is very expensive, while pay is lower relative to the US. On a purely financial basis it would be hard for many people to move, and then of course there are many other factors. I would guess the bigger impac
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by hedgehog 2y ago
Is there a trick to making it work well? I tried Goose briefly but it seemed very flaky compared to Open Web UI with hand-configured tool calling.
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by hedgehog 2y ago
The "control board" which has all the high voltage stuff is totally separate from the computer. What Jeff wants to is totally reasonable, if a bit annoying because the computer bit is installed inside the door rather than external
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by hedgehog 2y ago
For what it's worth I have an 800 series and it also made some features like delay start app-only. Even if I was ok with that it's still a terrible design for a multi-person household. See also: cars that are going app-only for re
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by hedgehog 2y ago
I met him once at a conference, very interesting guy and funny too.
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by hedgehog 2y ago
The comment I replied to implies that all $200k income families are "well off". I think this is a reasonable counterexample, and in SF tuition assistance for childcare includes families up to a little more than $200k so the city g
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by hedgehog 2y ago
It depends on location. In San Francisco a mortgage on a median house might be over $80k/year and child care for a young kid $20k-$30k/year. Then $50k in taxes, assume two kids, that's maybe $180k and we haven't even bou
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by hedgehog 2y ago
This doesn't make much sense to me. Unattributed heresay has limited historical value, perhaps zero given that the view of the web most of the weights-available models have is Common Crawl which is itself available for preservation.
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by hedgehog 2y ago
Docker compose, possibly with VS Code dev containers if you're a VS Code user.
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by hedgehog 2y ago
You'd rather they do all of the cutting edge research back in China?
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by hedgehog 2y ago
For anything without really heavy client-side interactivity then Django is my default recommendation. The currently-trendy tools feel like an order of magnitude productivity penalty if what you're doing can be done within one of the ma
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by hedgehog 2y ago
Oh it gets better. Apparently some of the stuff they didn't get dated back to Kazaa. Some of the Skype founders were under indictment and traveling incognito while they raised money for the new company.
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by hedgehog 2y ago
What's annoying is they were under $500 just a few months ago.
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by hedgehog 2y ago
Back in 2019 I looked at what Habana was doing and had a conversation with their CTO. My impression was they had competent technical execution and a good understanding of some of the areas where other chip efforts have stumbled (software st
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by hedgehog 2y ago
Yes, I think most video on the Internet is HLS and similar approaches which are about as far from the ATM circuit-switching approach as it gets. For those unfamiliar HLS is pretty much breaking the video into chunks to download over plain H
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by hedgehog 2y ago
Was the RAV4 bigger than you wanted? Solves the space issue and the footprint is not much more than the Prius.
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by hedgehog 2y ago
That's really good, I watched one of their older videos to understand what I was getting into before I bought a Toyota a few years back. For those reading, the video is from Weber State University, they have a series of hourish long de
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by hedgehog 2y ago
Same way the Singaporean CEO is part of the CCP: He's not, it's not, but there are a lot of vested interests like Facebook lobbying to treat them as the boogeyman.
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by hedgehog 2y ago
Kansas as far as anyone knows, but that's different from H5N1.
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by hedgehog 2y ago
Historically PC OEMs cared about price more than graphics performance so that's what they got. If you look at mobile SoCs or the eDRAM-equipped SKUs Intel made for Apple you see more emphasis on memory & graphics performance simila
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by hedgehog 2y ago
That's not to mention getting dependencies installed. I know a good amount about everything from the silicon up and it can still take some time to get to the point where I have a Python ML environment working. Debugging whichever vendo
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by hedgehog 2y ago
8B models are pretty fast even on something like a 3060 depending on deployment method (for example Q4 on Ollama).
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by hedgehog 2y ago
Not remotely, how did you get to that idea?
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by hedgehog 2y ago
I love the "please do not imitate dangerous actions" caption as the guy climbs on to the robot, who could have one of these and not try riding it?
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by hedgehog 2y ago
It might be because Lisa has been so outstandingly effective at making AMD competitive across multiple product lines against bigger competitors and this feels to some people like an oversight that AMD could easily solve. I suspect the curre
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by hedgehog 2y ago
Oh yes, I forgot all about those. I've never seen one in person but it's a very odd one.
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by hedgehog 2y ago
Only weirder machine I remember was the Mac TV, I knew someone with a school equipped with those.
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by hedgehog 2y ago
Out of curiosity why WebDAV vs loading the HTML straight from disk wherever they are and having a service that's only needed to for saving changes? Edit: I sketched out a basic version in JS + Python, it's fairly ok to use. The ni

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