metalliqaz

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by metalliqaz 6mo ago
You might call me a "techie" and I both use AI and have very strong anti-AI sentiment. I don't think this is a contradiction, because I believe while the technology itself is not bad, the way that people use it definitely is
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by metalliqaz 6mo ago
someone has some l33t sk1llz
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by metalliqaz 6mo ago
How about early career workers, 18-25? Are we just pulling up the ladder behind us and leaving them to toil in the mud?
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
it's a really nice idea, but of course completely antithetical to the business model of modern social media platforms. So, it will never go anywhere. HN might be the only locale with any real numbers that I could see actually using i
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
I was talking about ROCm vs Vulkan. On AMD GPUs, Vulkan has been commonly recognized as the faster API for some time. Both have been slower than CUDA due to most of the hosting projects focusing entirely on Nvidia. Parent post seemed to
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
Perhaps I should just google it, but I'm under the impression that ollama uses llama.cpp internally, not the other way around. Thanks for that data point I should experiment with ROCm
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
better than Vulkan?
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
so obvious and yet I didn't connect the dots. thank you
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
my most powerful system is Ryzen+Radeon, so if there are tools that do all the hard work of making AI tools work well on my hardware, I'm all for it. I find it very frustrating to get LLMs, diffusion, etc. working fast on AMD. It&#x2
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
https://practicaltypography.com/equity.html it looks kind of messy on my 1200p monitor, maybe its better on high res
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
It's in the title: "a beautiful" It looks nicer. I use good old GNU Make.
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
Same, or at least the closest one (Iconsolata for Consolas)
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
Italics turn into cursive... I cannot imagine ever wanting this in my IDE, but that's just me.
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
Do you think the President isn't an elected official? the fact that the public is stupid does not mean there is no feedback
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
> with no market feedback It's amazing how many people seem to have learned their civics from conservative talk shows. government employees work for elected officials, who hear often from angry "customers" and are constan
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
I've been running local models on my 9070XT and I have never found ROCm to be faster than Vulkan
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
This tweet doesn't even seem to link to the source: https://arcprize.org/arc-agi/3
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
so do the rich note I used "rich" there, not "wealthy"
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
yes, this! thank you good post
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
the NTSYNC change is for video games, doesn't help VS
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
By my understanding, the administrators at small colleges are among the least capable professionals one might find anywhere in the economy.
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
Depends on how bad the leaks from the E-files are
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
Exactly how that may have played out in the last century could be explained by many, many chains of causes and effects. But it wasn't a great leader that made it happen. At the bottom of everything, I believe it was this: Decades of
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
There are other people there, but the person on the radio is doing both.
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
Maybe. Lets see what the NTSB recommendations say. However despite the downvotes I still haven't seen evidence that they were running understaffed at that moment. What I do know is that the developing emergency on the tarmac due to
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
How do you know it was due to staffing shortages? It is common at LGA for one controller to be handling Tower and Ground late at night.
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
I have thought alot about making friends and why it's so hard. I keep coming back to the same question. In myself I find I can't seem to muster the motivation to spend enough time with someone that it would take to form a friends
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
I think this is an unconsidered opinion. For example, I wonder how many monks or priests would agree with you.
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
As a father of 2, that really depends on a few factors. I'd wager that you picked a good wife and that your kids are healthy and bright. Things can go from satisfying to draining real quick.
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by metalliqaz 7mo ago
Thank you, well said. From TFA: > You've identified the core disease: "Power in numbers" creates lobbying power but dilutes design excellence into mediocrity. [citation needed]

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