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GitHub Helping Users Work Together (2013) [video](youtube.com)
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
Original video from foxbusiness is broken, but I found this copy on Youtube. Original url: https://www.foxbusiness.com/video/2676213968001
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
"because they then scale down the amount of power they generate" They spend 0.12 for power that would have cost them much less than 0.12 to generate. The consequence is that they make up for it by charging other customers more.
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
Is anyone familiar with Instagram's cinder? https://github.com/facebookincubator/cinder cinder includes changes for immutable module objects. I wonder if the implementation is similar? Or is cinder so old that it
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
They are sigmoids, but for some the plateau is 30 years in the future with a 5T market cap. For example Facebook's revenue is still increasing at an increasing rate, 21 years later
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
Thanks, yes makes sense. BTW, I have noticed that when tested outside GCP, the OpenAI compat endpoint has significantly lower latency for most requests (vs using the genai library). VertexAI is better than both. Any idea why or if that will
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
I tried to find something but couldn't find any evidence that he's received a kickback for any charity
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
It's not a myth at all, off the top of my head I know of at least two cases studies including the study that led to the discovery that remdesivir may treat polio https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10022663&#x
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
Do you have any examples?
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
I largely agree, but there is essentially no possibility of ever eradicating polio with the current OPV strategy. If you stop vaccinating, cVDPV will spread person to person. Some people carry virus for decades and it can become infectious
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
OPV unfortunately does cause paralytic polio disease indirectly by infecting unvaccinated people. It's worth it IMO because the total number of paralyzed people has decreased, but in the long term we have to switch to IPV to completely
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
There are issues with the oral vaccines, but what you're saying is completely untrue. The total number of paralyzed kids has gone down dramatically as a result of the work Gates has done. By any metric, this is a good thing
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
How does he profit from giving away all of his money?
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
Helping to cure polio doesn't outweigh imagined future harms by George engineering that didn't happen yet?
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
Hopefully this is a postmodern critique, but we really should normalize text-only resumes with tons of links, now that humans won't be the primary consumers
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
yeah bro just one more principal bro authenticate each one with SAML or OIDC or Google Signin bro set the permissions for each one make sure your service account has permissions aiplatform.models.get and aiplatform.models.list bro or make a
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
No thank you, there is zero benefit to migrating and no risk in using credentials the way I do. How do you sign a firebase custom auth token with workload identity federation? How about a pre signed storage URL? Off the top of my head I thi
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
Does not work for many Google services, including firebase
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
If you're on cloud run it should just work automatically. For deploying, on GitHub I just use a special service account for CI/CD and put the json payload in an environment secret like an API key. The only extra thing is that you
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
Wow thanks I did not know
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
OpenAI compatible API is missing important parameters, for example I don't think there is a way to disable flash 2 thinking with it. Vertex AI is for grpc, service auth, and region control (amongst other things). Ensuring data remains
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
More like "does apple cure cancer in monkeys?" vs "no, but some do cure diabetes in pigs"
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
It currently costs around $2200 to run Gemini flash lite on all of Wikipedia English. It would probably cost around 10x that much to run sentiment analysis on every Yelp review ever posted. It's true that LLMs still cost a lot for some
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
"shovels help people dig holes"
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
"seatbelts help people survive car accidents" This is a completely normal way to talk about inanimate objects
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
You said that I wrote that higher public sector pay correlates with better outcomes. I didn't write that though. I think you confused my comment with somebody else
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
I don't interpret this as lying. It's role-playing a "geoguesser" as prompted. Imagine if you prompted the model the "play geoguesser", and it responded with something like "Well I actually ran python to p
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
Public sector pay does not cause better outcomes in SF. They are not correlated and what you just quoted doesn't make that claim. Specifically, it's compatible with what I actually believe, which is that public sector pay has been
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
In San Francisco. > Nobody should have any more influence in politics than their singular, individual vote. This has never happened anywhere in any political system. As long as people are allowed to talk to one another, they are able to
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by mgraczyk 1y ago
Would you mind quoting the portion of my comment where you think I said anything about public sector pay causing better outcomes?

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