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by m00x 2y ago
The first one was designed as a proof of concept that it would work at all, not really to be optimal for inference workloads. It just turns out that inference is easier.
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by m00x 2y ago
It's a bacteria, so it causes an infection. Your body should be able to get rid of it by itself, but if it can't, the infection will grow and be fatal. It's not just in Malaysia, but typically these cases are rare so it being
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by m00x 2y ago
I found Mistral Small 3.1, which released slightly after Gemma 3, much better. Much fewer refusals, more accurate, less babbling, generally better, but especially at coding.
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by m00x 2y ago
For a country that was in poverty not long ago it's amazing. $318 in 1990 to $12k in 2025 is incredibly growth.
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by m00x 2y ago
I'm not sure if this is what you mean, but LLaDA isn't block text diffusion. This is a mix between an autoregressive model and a diffusion model, which is brand new.
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by m00x 2y ago
With such low pay to compete with, it's ideal for startups.
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by m00x 2y ago
Only if you're constrained on connections. The reason that HTTP2 is much better for websites is because of the slow starts of TCP connections. If you're already connected, you don't suffer those losses, and you benefit from k
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by m00x 2y ago
Just get OAK cameras from luxonis. If you want home surveillance, you can just tie a bunch to ethernet and they'll do on-device AI.
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by m00x 2y ago
Some Stripe services are Rails. Having types helps, but it's not a necessity. When I was at Chime we faired very well with just rails and no types.
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by m00x 2y ago
Yeah but how many phillips heads are you buying that are carbide?
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by m00x 2y ago
Python
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by m00x 2y ago
Rails can become a ball of mud as much as any other framework can. It's not the fastest language, but it's faster than a lot of dynamic languages. Other than the lack of native types, you can manage pretty large rails apps easily.
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by m00x 2y ago
you're free to move out?
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by m00x 2y ago
The hit on NVidia's stock price makes no sense to me. DeepSeek uses H100s and H800s. They'll likely have reasons to buy more now, and America will want to compete even harder, buying more chips. American companies are still way ah
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by m00x 2y ago
Many people are missing this due to journalists completely missing the point when presenting these facts. Distilled models are nothing new.
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by m00x 2y ago
That's a pretty terrible take. People who can use the 585B model will use the best model they can have. What DeepSeek really did was start an AI "space race" to AGI with China, and this race is running on Nvidia GPUs. Some ho
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by m00x 2y ago
I'm not sure what you're asking here. This just looks like a chatgpt dump.
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by m00x 2y ago
For what they're referring to, there is no personal protection. You can be personally liable for neglecting to protect against illegal sexual content even through an LLC. This is what keeps most people from hosting user content. It&#x2
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by m00x 2y ago
I don't think you're familiar with modern robotics. The central control plane is Ubuntu, but the boards for actuators and sensors are all microcontrollers on some kind of RTOS or FPGAs.
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by m00x 2y ago
LLCs won't protect you completely. That's a myth.
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by m00x 2y ago
Posthog was definitely a relevant choice for this project.
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by m00x 2y ago
wdym? They did their own pretraining.
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by m00x 2y ago
India's smartest people moved to the US
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by m00x 2y ago
There's no video feed on this drone
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by m00x 2y ago
Yeah, he took the code straight from esp-drone which is copyrighted. https://github.com/Circuit-Digest/ESP-Drone/blob/main/Firmwa... I believe this is a violation of the license. Very poor form of Digike
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by m00x 2y ago
works for me, at least the first one that the author mentions.
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by m00x 2y ago
You don't need microservices to do this. It's actually easier deploying a monolith with internal dependencies than deploying microservices that depend on each other.
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by m00x 2y ago
Can design and launch a software product that will scale to 100M reqs/day on pretty much unlimited infrastructure. It's also fintech, so there is no room for error.
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by m00x 2y ago
Plenty of candidates, just not many that are good. We're fintech, so it's boring. We don't do AI and we don't move fast and break things because that would cost us more than we'd make. We just move faster than the c
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by m00x 2y ago
SF/Seattle/Chicago We pay $400k base + bonus for L6, but around $270k for L4 RSUs bump that to $400k on the low end for L4 and $700k for L6. We don't pay FAANG level for sure, but the bar is lower.

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