magic_hamster

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by magic_hamster 5mo ago
Good luck with that. Capitalism doesn't work that way. AI will make money for some companies, but as always, it will be on our expense, not for our benefit. We will get some convenient features, we will grow dependent, and eventually s
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by magic_hamster 5mo ago
Computers still do the exact same thing they did back then, which is to read opcodes and do binary math. That is all. It is people and corporations that found a way to monetize them which is hostile to us users. But I think that with time,
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by magic_hamster 5mo ago
My view is write the code that matters to you and that you want or need to be proficient with. If you need to defend, explain or discuss code, you are better off writing it yourself.
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by magic_hamster 5mo ago
Education is also figured out. You just need to learn, do and practice for yourself. Telling the agent "to just do it for you" is tempting, but it's not learning. You need to be deliberate when you're trying to actually
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by magic_hamster 5mo ago
Let me preface my comment by saying I also still write a lot of code by hand - especially when it's something I know I need to understand in depth, and in some cases defend. With that said, this caught my eye: > AI gravitates toward
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by magic_hamster 5mo ago
The battle is lost. You never had a chance. There's nothing you can do against the constant torrent of AI content that's only getting started. The online communities that we know and love are going to change and there's nothi
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by magic_hamster 5mo ago
Best comment I've read this week.
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by magic_hamster 6mo ago
It will be a beautiful day when I can finally lose all my Adobe accounts and software. Kdenlive is definitely on the right track BUT having a real risk to lose my project after days and weeks of work is not something I am able to afford. I
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by magic_hamster 6mo ago
Good job. llama.cpp is already much better.
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by magic_hamster 6mo ago
These are thoughts of someone who's very good at putting words together, but sadly has little experience with the subject matter. > I’ve thought about this a lot over the last few years, and I think the best response is to stop. Thi
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by magic_hamster 6mo ago
Ollama is the worst engine you could use for this. Since you are already running on an Nvidia stack for the dense model, you should serve this with vLLM. With 128GB you could try for the original safetensors even though you might need to be
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by magic_hamster 6mo ago
> End of the PC era, there's nothing to tinker with anymore. And certainly no gradient for entrepreneurship for once-skilled labor capital. This one seems too far fetched. Training models is widespread. There will always be open wei
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by magic_hamster 6mo ago
> docker-in-docker solution Goodbye Mac users.
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by magic_hamster 7mo ago
> gone are the days of PCIe. My GPU, NVMe drives and motherboard might disagree.
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by magic_hamster 7mo ago
I see AI as a new, unreliable resource that I can try and tame with good software practices. It's an incredibly fun challenge and there's a lot to learn.
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by magic_hamster 7mo ago
This might be true but the current conflict was a long planned joint operation. Centcom was not just prompted to join in, but was the lead plan maker and execution of the attack was entirely in sync with Israel.
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by magic_hamster 7mo ago
As long as there's internal documentation, which virtually every serious shop has, it can be processed and combined with AI. There are startups selling this product already. I've seen first hand some very narrowly focused domain k
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by magic_hamster 7mo ago
> human suffering, unfortunately, does not motivate Americans like gas prices do. Absolutely right. It also makes sense most people will care about something tangible like gas prices than the lives of other people half way across the wor
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by magic_hamster 7mo ago
> Zionist mental-control Dropped your tinfoil hat. I recommend visiting the middle east for yourself.
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by magic_hamster 7mo ago
Of course, many times.
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by magic_hamster 7mo ago
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by magic_hamster 7mo ago
I'd appreciate if you didn't spam the same link all over my comments, once is enough. And as for "forensic architecture", please visit their website and go over who these people are - especially the Palestinians from Ram
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by magic_hamster 7mo ago
I argue that anyone saying this is watching too many TikTok videos and not really familiar with what's going on. Without going into too much detail, my position and line of work means that I have to keep very informed on the middle e
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by magic_hamster 7mo ago
You are just uninformed. Iran has sponsored, built and trained organizations all over the middle east so they could destroy Israel: Hamas, the Houthis in Yemen, Hezbollah in Lebanon and groups in Iraq are all proxies propped up by Iran. Ira
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by magic_hamster 7mo ago
Iran literally hit a preschool in Israel today, with an MRV which is solely designed to terrorize the population (and is a war crime btw). Plus a 12 year old is in critical condition alongside 40 civilians from a single Iranian missile hitt
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by magic_hamster 7mo ago
Anyone thinking they can talk their way into controlling Iran, a fundamentalist fanatic country with a very loud and visible doctrine literally calling to destroy the west, is delusional. The western "avoid conflict at all cost" a
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by magic_hamster 7mo ago
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by magic_hamster 7mo ago
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by magic_hamster 7mo ago
There might have been a huge drop due to the atrocities on October 7th which caused the Gaza war.
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by magic_hamster 7mo ago
Not really? The current conflict with Iran is entirely a joint venture where Israel is taking on a significant portion. In previous conflicts the US was marginally involved and even pushed Israel to stop fighting entirely. I don't thin

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