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by jarbus 2y ago
I see they have experimental AMD backends that don’t use ROCm. Is ROCm that bad that they wrote their own, or was there some other justification for this?
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by jarbus 2y ago
Linux on Mobile
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by jarbus 2y ago
I wonder how this relates to sodium ion batteries. Would this make them obsolete if these are a better alternative to lithium ion?
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by jarbus 2y ago
How does this provide a model with more computational power than just increasing model size?
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by jarbus 2y ago
Love neovim, great to see more parts already in my config coming to core. Maybe one day most of us won't even bother with plug-ins :)
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by jarbus 2y ago
Would love to know more about their experience training on AMD GPUs. Was it just as seamless as using Cuda?
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by jarbus 2y ago
I suspect our financial system will finally collapse when the United States government is no longer capable of borrowing fast enough to pay off/refinance all our debts and eventually defaults due to lack of available manpower
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by jarbus 2y ago
I’m not against advertising necessarily, but the members of these groups have near-unreadable websites that are far more ads than content. If you don’t want users blocking ads, don’t normalize bombarding them with ads until they have no cho
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by jarbus 2y ago
The lyrics it generated are way to clever. I'm a fan of rap, and no LLM I've ever used can generate anything nearly as witty as some of the lines in the demo.
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by jarbus 2y ago
No way the lyrics are AI generated - the vocal audio sure, but no way any model can make lyrics like this
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by jarbus 2y ago
Are these sodium ion batteries or regular lithium ion? I’m excited to see how these numbers change once sodium ion becomes mainstream
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by jarbus 2y ago
Just about sums it up, lol. I wouldn’t show up to vote for a candidate I don’t like.
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by jarbus 2y ago
Neovim plugins for prompting and inserting the response directly into a text file
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Why US renters are taking corporate landlords to court(cnbc.com)
77 points by jarbus 2y ago|110 comments
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by jarbus 2y ago
The EU is doing absolutely amazing work. It's so nice to see that a government is capable of passing a law and ensuring companies don't practically ignore it while technically complying, like they did with GDPR. Gives me hope.
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by jarbus 2y ago
A fair question - as it turns out, I do interact with quite a few women. And while, yes, women face pressure to sacrifice family for a career (or vice versa), from what I understand, many women simply 1) Have a strong negative disposition
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by jarbus 2y ago
I agree, and lots of my irl efforts have actually been on building and improving community in my graduate program, and it’s been much more fulfilling than the actual research I’m doing. But as someone who is “the community guy” in their dep
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by jarbus 2y ago
I fell into the 20-24 age and was deeply suicidal last year. There were two main factors at the time, aside from my usual depression 1) horrendous and soul-crushing job market that constantly signaled to me that I had no value 2) incredibly
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by jarbus 2y ago
I’m eagerly anticipating a Snapdragon X Elite mainboard. Complete pipe dream, but a few years down the line I would love an electric car designed to be as repairable as a framework laptop. Knowing I could easily do maintenance, upgrades,
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by jarbus 3y ago
Super excited to use Linux on an ARM laptop that can get more than a days usage out of it without sacrificing on performance. Eyeing the Snapdragon X very closely this year. If we can get Linux laptops with 75% of the gains of the Apple M s
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by jarbus 3y ago
Interesting, I’ll need to see how this affects my use case. I assumed that devices plugged into power operate on power while charging the battery, at least my laptop does.
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The Reasonable Effectiveness of Using Old Phones as Servers(jarbus.net)
54 points by jarbus 3y ago|40 comments
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by jarbus 3y ago
If people from the Mojo team are here, I’m curious what the arguments were against focusing on improving the Julia ecosystem and instead building Mojo? Julia solves the multi-language problem pretty well now and already has lots of great ML
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by jarbus 3y ago
I was considering unsubscribing since I only need sync and use neovim instead of the desktop app. Will happily switch to the $4/mo plan instead to keep supporting this software. Still don’t appreciate how it’s closed source, but love t
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by jarbus 3y ago
I think to truly compete on the user side of things, Anthropic needs to develop mobile apps to use their models. I use the ChatGPT app on iOS (which is buggy as hell, by the way) for at least half the interactions I do. I won't sign up
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by jarbus 3y ago
not a bad idea also, might have to give it a try if none of the other services work for me.
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by jarbus 3y ago
I didn't realize that there was that option, I might have to give them a try then! Keila also looks good, but I can't find anything about RSS integration with them. Thanks!
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by jarbus 3y ago
This doesn't give people the option to unsubscribe though, right?
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by jarbus 3y ago
I saw this option as well, but I worry that I might get bots or people who don't open the message to subscribe. So if only 10-20% of readers actually open a given email, then at best 25-50 people can benefit from the free tier, max. I&
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Ask HN: How do you run your website's newsletter?
3 points by jarbus 3y ago|9 comments

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