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by latchkey 1y ago
It is wild how Vietnam really transformed from a complete cash society to a mostly digital one in just a few years. Covid did it. Nothing more annoying than having your largest bill be worth about $20 and having to carry stacks of them arou
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by latchkey 1y ago
The (dumbass) finance department in my last company was phished out of about $50k. They received an email "from another company", that we happened to do business with, that was asking to update the account information. The FD didn
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by latchkey 1y ago
> I've seen one common genuine use of BTC One of my favorited comments/threads: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26238410
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by latchkey 1y ago
In this case, "cloud chasing".
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by latchkey 1y ago
Previously: Atomics and Concurrency https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38964675 (January 11, 2024 — 106 points, 48 comments)
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by latchkey 1y ago
This isn’t about reciprocal value. Even if something isn't privacy sensitive, it still holds value.
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by latchkey 1y ago
"one man's garbage is another man's treasure"
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by latchkey 1y ago
Bachata is surprisingly popular there, but it is mostly imported from expats moving there who enjoy it. An expat buddy of mine ran the weekly bachata nights at one of the local bars.
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by latchkey 1y ago
Tippy's!
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by latchkey 1y ago
Every prompt is valuable.
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by latchkey 1y ago
That can, today, collect that data and sell it. There is work being done to add TEE, but it isn't live yet.
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by latchkey 1y ago
It is free to use, but you're feeding OR data and someone is profiting off that.
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by latchkey 1y ago
If I was the Portuguese government, I'd use the media to explain it like that too.
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by latchkey 1y ago
Email contact info in my profile, thanks!
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by latchkey 1y ago
No, this is great feedback. I don't think you're mistaken. It is actually curious to me why PyTorch 2.7 isn't available yet, it should be! I'll pass that feedback up to AMD. As for WSL, that kind of makes sense, since th
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by latchkey 1y ago
Reading your post now, half the article feels like it is just installing PyTorch. Next time, just use the pre-built docker containers. It is the recommended way and much easier. https://rocm.docs.amd.com/projects/instal
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by latchkey 1y ago
No need to build your own box, we've got 1xMI300x VMs, for FREE (thanks to AMD), for development exactly like this. Reach out and we can get you set up. Someone left a comment accusing me of advertising my business, then deleted it. If
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by latchkey 1y ago
Link to the source: https://transformerlab.ai/blog/amd-support/
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by latchkey 1y ago
Edited the title to fit as well as remove the sensationalism.
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Avoid MinIO: update stripping community edition of UI features(old.reddit.com)
6 points by latchkey 1y ago|2 comments
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by latchkey 1y ago
He's been complaining a lot about Portugal on Twitter too. https://x.com/eastdakota
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by latchkey 1y ago
It asks very aggressively, but I have always found a way to skip it. You can also remove after the fact too.
863.
by latchkey 1y ago
Oh it totally is, ignore it and don't ever add your phone as "backup".
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by latchkey 1y ago
They didn't ignore him and he didn't give up. They gave him two boxes and he added MI300x support to tinygrad.
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by latchkey 1y ago
Regarding SA, I’m all for holding AMD accountable, but let’s at least get the facts right, and maybe don’t come at it with a history of cheerleading for Nvidia. Maybe SA might set their sights on you next?
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by latchkey 1y ago
I’m not sure what point you’re trying to make. This is clearly better than having no tests at all. It’s not like I’m flying blind, the tests are right there, and I can read through them. If the coverage isn’t good enough, I can always add m
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by latchkey 1y ago
People refuse to believe it, but the AMD experience is getting better every day by leaps and bounds. Over the last few months, there is a brand new focus on improving the software. There is still a long way to go, but the company is absolut
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by latchkey 1y ago
To me, it’s kind of like how Laos and Cambodia sold off their land and resources to China, enabling China to extend its Belt and Road project all the way to Sihanoukville. Vietnam loves Trump.
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by latchkey 1y ago
This isn't about bullying someone into writing tests, it is about creating value that lasts over an extended period of time. The value of tests doesn't generally come from when you first write them. It comes from when you're
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by latchkey 1y ago
I've written a couple large apps using Uber's FX and it was great. The reason why it worked so well was that it forced me to organize my code in such a way as to make it super easy to test. It also had a few features around startu

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