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by jjallen 2y ago
I’m familiar with him and have met him. I am definitely not familiar with what he has to do with this though. Has been a while.
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by jjallen 2y ago
I was very interested in the improvement. That is the crux of the subject if you ask me.
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by jjallen 2y ago
For me I had this and I believe a gluten sensitivity which impacted absorption of various vitamins. So when I cut out gluten and supplement I feel better, but kit if I continue eating gluten.
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by jjallen 2y ago
Is it just me or did the article not go in to how the improvement works, just the speed of it?
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by jjallen 2y ago
Well yes, I am mostly supplementing with a large amount of methlyated B vitamins and yes it has helped dramatically. Took me years to figure out.
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by jjallen 2y ago
Exactly. It's fairly affordable. Although for me there were other co-factors for me to feel the effects in my brain (almost surely Coq10) so I felt better when I took this and ate food (which normally did also have some meat in it).
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by jjallen 2y ago
Just FYI this is not carnivore and I have mostly fixed this without eating pure meat. You can take methylated folate to fix this problem. One of the subject genes is called MTHFR. It reduces the methylation of Folic acid by ~30-40%, dependi
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by jjallen 2y ago
What do you mean it's no longer a mystery? I don't understand. Wouldn't the investors and shareholders want more usage of their products, almost regardless of the subject matter?
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by jjallen 2y ago
AI told me about why eating lots of meat might make me feel dramatically better. There are genes that affect the amount of an enzyme that breaks down Folic Acid into methylfolate. I have multiple of those genes. 23andme knew I had these gen
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by jjallen 2y ago
Agreed. I sort of couldn't stop reading this...
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by jjallen 2y ago
Is economic dominance the right metric to be looking at? Yes, the US is the biggest economy. This doesn’t mean its ability to pay liabilities is infinite. Every amount of income has a particular amount of debt and interest that it is able t
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by jjallen 2y ago
I would consider cashing in your stock if the company’s stock 6xed and is likely at a local or global maximum.
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by jjallen 2y ago
The ram kit is still 8x32gb so the price is lower than it actually would be.
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by jjallen 2y ago
So the more GPUs we have the faster it will be and we don't have to have the model run solely CPU or GPU -- it can be combined. Very cool. Think that is how it's running now with my single 4090.
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by jjallen 2y ago
I’m fine with useful content linking to affiliate links too. I am still confused at the ram specs required and those they linked to being off by a factor of 2 though. IF the setup is not realistic or accurate then that wouldn’t be cool.
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by jjallen 2y ago
How does inference happen on a GPU with such limited memory compared with the full requirements of the model? This is something I’ve been wondering for a while
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by jjallen 2y ago
He links to a ram kit that is 8x 32Gb but says it should have 512 Gb ram. What gives? Also with 8 ram slots you would obviously need more than 256. Is the setup disingenuous to get people excited about the post or what is going on here?
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by jjallen 2y ago
It’s sometimes not now, but likely will be the case quite soon. I invite everyone to have an open mind about this, as it seems that the part of my comment that said “what if” wasn’t fully absorbed.
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by jjallen 2y ago
What if this is better? If the summary includes all of the key details and people save time AND read both the article and comments wouldn't that be better?
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by jjallen 2y ago
You really think it’s trivial to buy AND hold dollars safely in every country around the world? Even I as an American has known so many people from countries like Argentina where just maintaining your bank balance is basically impossible du
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by jjallen 2y ago
The DS R1 Model is slightly better though. So how does your statement square with that?
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by jjallen 2y ago
That may be true. But an even more interesting point may be that you don’t have to train a huge model ever again? Or at least not to train a new slightly improved model because now we have open weights of an excellent large model and a way
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by jjallen 2y ago
So great to see and hear. I honestly did not think this was going to improve and expected the worst. Very glad to see otherwise. Unfortunately I experienced a similar thing though much milder and shorter last summer. Hope we can figure out
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by jjallen 2y ago
What does Taiwan have to do with this? Because it’s a US ally China could get GPUs through Taiwan if china invaded Taiwan? Maybe old ones if this is what you are saying.
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by jjallen 2y ago
I think that Germany is much more of a bona fide ally of the US at this point than Switzerland.
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by jjallen 2y ago
Switzerland restricts access to its own allies of weapons that it sold to other countries because of internal concerns about how that could affect the country in the future. This seems to be at least partially similar to that. At this point
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by jjallen 2y ago
Would your computer have to be open and running I’m guessing?
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by jjallen 2y ago
He’s white and that can’t be left out of it. Let’s not pretend race doesn’t matter in any of these things. It is a fact that he’s white and I’m guessing ALL of the Jan 6th people are too.
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by jjallen 2y ago
So if you start a website and facilitate thousands of drug deals and get lots of people to ask the president to pardon you, and you’re white, you can get a pardon. But for everyone else you can’t. Even if you’re in prison for possession of
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by jjallen 2y ago
That’s not what happens in practice. The other actions of those charged are absolutely brought in as evidence whether they were actual crimes or testimony from others that knew those charged. This happens all of the time.

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