lnenad

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   by lnenad 8mo ago

   It's still clunky though. It's a great, cool thing that OP built but just not very practical.
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   How One Rock Poisoned (Almost) The Entire Planet(youtube.com)

   5 points by lnenad 8mo ago|0 comments
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   by lnenad 8mo ago

   I agree 100% with everything you wrote.
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   by lnenad 8mo ago

   > They are not human, so attributing human characteristics to them is highly illogical. Understandable, but irrational. What? If a human child grew up with ducks, only did duck like things and never did any human things, would you say it
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   by lnenad 8mo ago

   Considering that even if you reduce llms to being complex autocomplete machines they are still machines that were trained to emulate a corpus of human knowledge, and that they have emerging behaviors based on that. So it's very logical
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   by lnenad 8mo ago

   What? No?
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   by lnenad 8mo ago

   I think the proper term is blursed.
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   by lnenad 8mo ago

   I am trying to make a cheaper, straightforward easier to use observability platform with a good core offering without going overboard on features. Based in Europe. https://logdot.io
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   by lnenad 8mo ago

   Oh my god your verbalization of this phenomenon is spot on! I feel validated that someone else feels this way.
10. 160.▲
    by lnenad 9mo ago

    Ok, bet.
11. 161.▲
    by lnenad 9mo ago

    Thanks to you I decided to give it a go as well (didn't think I'd be able to run it on 7900xtx) and I must say it's awesome for a local model. More than capable for more straightforward stuff. It uses full VRAM and about 60GB
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    by lnenad 9mo ago

    Is this a copypasta?
13. 163.▲
    by lnenad 9mo ago

    I don't disagree but > that will potentially be used by non technically proficient people
14. 164.▲
    by lnenad 9mo ago

    It's a vibecoded project that gives an agent full access to your system that will potentially be used by non technically proficient people. What could go wrong?
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    by lnenad 9mo ago

    > bash scripts/join.sh Bitcoin mining about to make a comeback
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    by lnenad 9mo ago

    But we are talking about multiple companies considering the same approach. By definition it shouldn't be vapourware.
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    by lnenad 9mo ago

    But it is still (unfortunately) the most competent publicly available ADAS.
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    by lnenad 9mo ago

    It's really interesting to me that people write these sort of messages in this context. The context being multiple companies with actual material scientists that think this is viable, and that are investing actual dollars into this ide
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    by lnenad 9mo ago

    Source for the numbers? I am asking since Anthropic's revenue is 5+ billions, I'm guessing it's mostly from developers.
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    by lnenad 9mo ago

    It disappears when you print!
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    by lnenad 9mo ago

    I have the same setup, just Arch instead of ubuntu on my laptop and I very rarely have any issues (like maybe once per month) that require me to reboot.
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    by lnenad 10mo ago

    It's always a pleasure watching your videos, even when I don't like the topic; you seem like a genuine person that enjoys tech. Thank you for the content.
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    by lnenad 10mo ago

    Saying you're being too pedantic is an insult? Wasn't intended to be.
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    by lnenad 10mo ago

    Don't you think you're being a bit too pedantic? Nothing really "sees". Eyes also do gather light and the brain analyzes the signals. We've invented a word for it but the word is a high level abstraction that could
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    by lnenad 10mo ago

    Why are you giving in to such a troll/AI/low effort comment. If the page was some genius implication and I were too stupid to get it then his comment had a good point. The page has a random ssh command and this dude thinks it&#x27
26. 176.▲
    by lnenad 10mo ago

    You made me lol
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    by lnenad 10mo ago

    Where did I say that, that wasn't a topic I just commented on the *entirety* of the content on the landing page. > The disk and sudo mentioned are good enough clues I mean, you do you and let's agree to disagree about a good la
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    by lnenad 10mo ago

    That's my point, the home/landing page tells you nothing other than "try to ssh into this van"
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    by lnenad 10mo ago

    I mean, I've done engineering work for the last 15 years on most layers of the stack. Seeing an ssh command into a fancy url does not tell me anything about what that is going to accomplish. But yeah, you must be right.
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    by lnenad 10mo ago

    > I almost immediately surmised it's some sort of on the fly generated vm you can access via a ssh jumpserver How? It just says `ssh exe.dev`. Unless you are clairvoyant.