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karolist
3y ago
I feel there's more to the story. One thing is being organized, another is being able to execute consistently, and being organized is not a precursor to that. I am extremely smart, and productive, sometimes. Most of the times my mind j
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karolist
3y ago
35B models need about 22G vram with Q6 quantization, you should be able to run 70B models with low Q
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karolist
3y ago
You will be able to resell that 192G Mac Studio for 3-4k after a few years easily, which you've bought for 6k. There's nothing competing with Apple Silicon right now for local LLMs when you look at TCO.
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karolist
3y ago
"some people have more money than you", still, 15k USD is a lot, even without this perspective.
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karolist
3y ago
Some say that node_modules directory is the heaviest object in the universe. All we know it's called the Node JS.
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karolist
3y ago
Yet there were times when demos were attached as CDs to magazines.
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karolist
3y ago
Do you seriously think WP is just about blogs? I'd say majority of WP sites are now ecommerce, the amount of different plugins interacting based on local markets needs with custom tweaks, integrations to local courier APIs, payment sys
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karolist
3y ago
As a long time hackintosher (since Leopard) who converted to Apple Silicon recently - not looking back :)
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karolist
3y ago
I don't like my editors being fast and pushing burden of productivity on me. I need something to blame with regards to my output, so no thanks!
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3y ago
As long as they support Intel Macs, they did not
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karolist
3y ago
Not according to [1] where the author said > This effectively results in two code paths in many parts of your platform: one for the SaaS version, and one for the self-hosted version. Even if the code is physically the same (i.e. you prov
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karolist
3y ago
There's not, mlock() will crash your machine from userland happily
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karolist
3y ago
lmstudio my friend
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karolist
3y ago
What hell specifically, do you mean loading binary blob drivers in the past?
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karolist
3y ago
I use unpinterested extension in Chrome to remove pinterest from search results, I was annoyed so much at some point. Maybe they're SEO spam is more under control now, not sure.
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3y ago
AirDrop or pbcopy/pbpaste on the command line (piping through base64/tar) between my own devices or Synology NAS to share with someone outside or Google Drive worked well enough for me.
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3y ago
When was this? I worked with them 2009-2018, support was really top notch. We could get super technical guys on the call and even custom patches for our issues, but our usage was relatively simple. I contrast them with McAfee products we&#x
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3y ago
Sure you can switch, will others too? That's the problem, when something gets dominating critical mass individual actions stop to matter. You can replace Google with another search engine as easily as opening a new tab, does the domin
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3y ago
Good old times, freshmeat.net also ;)
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3y ago
I have mixed feeling about github's dominance. They have created facebook for devs and uplifted collaboration of software to a high level, but I can't help but feel like I'm renting storage space in someone else's privat
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3y ago
The world has moved on in the sense that "good enough" and cloud eats into their balance sheets I'm sure, but there's loads and loads of banks and legacy enterprises that maintain their ivory tower data centers and there
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3y ago
> Unfortunately, some new non-technical management at F5 recently decided that they know better how to run open source projects. In particular, they decided to interfere with security policy nginx uses for years, ignoring both the polic
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3y ago
This, I can't believe all these "money doesn't bring you happiness after a certain level" tropes keep ignoring saving and investing angle, just lazy. Or accumulating wealth for your kids.
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3y ago
VPN/VNC/RDP, nothing to do with KVM
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3y ago
True, but you get a full general compute machine for under $6k, after a few years you can sell it for 3-4k and upgrade to the latest one. Personally I think it's the best thing to happen to local LLMs, by accident. I have an M1 Max 64G
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3y ago
Ah, good to know, I think it was not available when I bought mine. I would have preferred 27" to 28" due to DPI.
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3y ago
I was referring to the benefits using a well established framework/platform gives you as opposed to implementing new features. The boring parts of web are long solved in boring frameworks, but not new ones, where you mess around trying
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3y ago
Unless your startup model revolves around releasing tooling in this space, why would you focus so much on tech this early on instead of just shipping stuff fast? I've seen founders nerding out on the tooling and picking exotic language
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3y ago
It's amazing how many issues in life are caused by the act of thinking of these possible issues, than the issues themselves. My friend had horrible issues sleeping, he tried many things before going to psychiatrist. The conclusion was
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3y ago
Yes. To add, always try to escape, have a side project, dabble in opensource, wake up early and use your best brain capacity for that then go to work. I know it's hard but if you're just what you do at work then future employment
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