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by jodleif 1y ago
You could also consider getting into pre/post conditions and specs - helps a lot especially at points with user/data input
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by jodleif 2y ago
Even (running)shoes come with carbon fibre inlays
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by jodleif 2y ago
Better results in what way? Why do they need “fixing”? Do you think shareholder value is a real proxy for scientific progress?
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by jodleif 2y ago
It’s not cheap. I think it’s mainly a sustainability and prestige thing.
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by jodleif 2y ago
Or even better- your password
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by jodleif 2y ago
Yeah it’s pretty simple. Just teach your kids to walk and the importance of no sleep interruptions, then they can get themselves to kindergarten and make their own food. /s
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by jodleif 2y ago
No. That’s what NATO is for- and why the US is allowed to have a military presence there already.
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by jodleif 2y ago
Lowering birth rates is a good thing though
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by jodleif 2y ago
Also people seem to forget 2014, it’s not like it’s unwarranted for Ukraine to want to join NATO
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by jodleif 2y ago
That’s essentially a non-choice. Also data of self-administration is probably worthless.
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by jodleif 2y ago
I don’t see any reason to argue possibility- it’s more interesting to know what’s optimal. Would you agree that redundancy in sensors is better?
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by jodleif 2y ago
What is the correct term? Military operation it ?
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by jodleif 2y ago
But falcon 9 is using a time tested approach and has safety systems. The starship has no backup if for some reason the engines fail to start…? (For the passenger angle) I don’t think the limiter to mars is cost to orbit: - Having a vessel w
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by jodleif 2y ago
Can anyone explain what the point of starship is? It won’t be human rated - are they just keeping launching them for keeping the funding rounds going?
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by jodleif 2y ago
How much with llama.cpp? A 1b model should be a lot faster on a m2
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by jodleif 2y ago
They might be competitive on battery-life, but definitely not performance per watt.
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by jodleif 2y ago
It wasn’t tried at scale is what’s being argued. Maos china was not really communist even though they called themselves the communist party. Maybe something like totalitarian state capitalists
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by jodleif 2y ago
Makes perfect sense since his elected based on public positions
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by jodleif 2y ago
Also remember cyclists actually have to work to keep their momentum. Did you stop and check for crushed bottles? Glass will puncture your tires on a bike
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by jodleif 2y ago
This ^ Also it’s not only about smart, it’s about owning and believing in what you do.
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by jodleif 2y ago
It’s because they boiled the water in order to brew the beer
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by jodleif 2y ago
The problem is memory bandwith. There is a reason Apple Macbooks do relatively well with LLMs it’s not that the GPU is any better than zen5, but 4,5,6x memory bandwidth is huge (80ish gb/s vs 400gb/s)
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by jodleif 2y ago
The problem here is the slow memory… the iGPU is really already limited by slow ram, and with LLMs memory bandwidth is king
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by jodleif 2y ago
> See? There exist infinite theories explaining any set of data points. Parsimony, choosing the simplest theory that explains the facts, is what lets us make progress understanding and predicting the world around us. It's hard to pr
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by jodleif 2y ago
Until people are fed up with it of course… once something is clearly better I assume it won’t take long.
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by jodleif 2y ago
No but you could get 1 baby / month on average
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by jodleif 2y ago
This is pretty dystopian. Facebook doing free classes, financed by ads.
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by jodleif 2y ago
No it’s not. If electricity is cheap margins is lower. We’ve had expensive electricity lately and power companies are earning a lot (compared to normal) also you missed my main point. If it’s cheap - I can self host - and build my own thing
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by jodleif 2y ago
when models are cheap- where is the money? I don’t want some third party having access to my data- I want to self host (on-prem or in cloud)
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by jodleif 2y ago
> - A lot of Tesla competitors have caught up (outside of self driving) and energized their sections of the EV market. I see way more Korean EVs on the road than ever before for example. Mercedes already have certified level 3 self drivi

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