mhitza

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by mhitza 1y ago
I've ran a comparison benchmark for the smaller models https://gist.github.com/mhitza/f5a8eeb298feb239de10f9f60f841... Comparing it against the RTX 4000 SFF Ada (20GB) which is around $1.2k (if you believe the ori
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by mhitza 1y ago
That M4 Max is really something else, I get also 70 tokens/second on eval on a RTX 4000 SFF Ada server GPU.
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by mhitza 1y ago
Just imagine if the developers of Star Citizen had access to this technology, how much more they could have squeezed from unsuspecting backers.
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by mhitza 1y ago
> More devices should have a "squelch" switch! Android phone, do not disturb enabled... "learn what new things Android has to offer!". System notification from Android/Google (probably some new Gemini highlight).
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by mhitza 1y ago
I'm talking about this new agent mode https://github.blog/news-insights/product-news/github-copilo... for which as far as I'm aware there's no option to switch the underlying model used.
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by mhitza 1y ago
> Again, don't surprise the user. But that's an anathema to companies who want to hide tokens to dollars, the same way gambling companies obfuscate 'corporate bux' to USD. This is the exact same thing that frustrates
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by mhitza 1y ago
If it's similar to a vulnerability reported a couple of years back, the gist of it would be. Some load balancers fronting multiple application connection through multiplexed requests on a single HTTP 1.1 connection, and bugs occur with
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by mhitza 1y ago
> Cause right now all they have is "well we are working on superintelligence" and to that I say "great, then what?" "Make business competitors of our large investors go out of business, but do it subtly, like a c
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by mhitza 1y ago
Flatpak makes it very hard to see who packages what. There are apps that look official, buy are built in third-party repositories. With distributions packages, there's a bigger barrier to entry which is at least better in avoiding snea
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by mhitza 1y ago
> with fingerprinting everything happens server-side (as I understand). It happens client-side. Browser headers sent through for requests aren't enough for fingerprinting.
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by mhitza 1y ago
Isn't there some kind of optional typing in Elixir? What you're describing are the same uncertainties I've used to have writing PHP a long time ago, but since using optional types and PHPStan checker, it kind of serves as a c
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by mhitza 1y ago
There seem to be 3 chapters of this "AI Code of Practice" https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/contents-c... and it's drafting history https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu&#
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by mhitza 1y ago
Most likely context I'm going to try it is in a systemd-nspawn context. Lightweight process namespace ("containers") closer to the native modern linux server runtime (systemd all the way).
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by mhitza 1y ago
You can use the I2P network for torrenting if that's what you want, as that kind of traffic is not frowned upon. Probably going to be slower than over the Tor network without any manual tweaking.
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by mhitza 1y ago
They don't show up significantly more often for me than in Brave browser. Though at that point might as well use Tor in Brave, because the additional ad&trackers blockers improves drastically the load times. Now, if only Brave woul
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by mhitza 1y ago
Kilobytes to megabytes of data. I was trying to fine-tune it for some specific legislation I was expecting to be able afterwards to ask about.
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by mhitza 1y ago
You really need to try them all out yourself and make sure you have proper benchmarks. While machine learning is not my field, I've tried to finetune Mistral 7B (following their official guide and toolset) and the results did not satis
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by mhitza 1y ago
Not my app, just a user, credit goes to this person https://github.com/jazzm0
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by mhitza 1y ago
I have TacticMaster (available on F-droid) but your app looks more polished and will have to give it a try as well.
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by mhitza 1y ago
I'm not so familiar with Greece's and Portugal's issues when switching to the euro, but I have followed along the news with Croatia's switch to the euro. Where it was a prime excuse for the large chains (mainly supermark
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by mhitza 1y ago
> Do you think it’s possible that Fairphone did research and found that nobody used this feature, and it’s just highly opinionated people cosplaying as wizards who insist it’s incredibly important? I'm a fairphone user and promoter.
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by mhitza 1y ago
> But maybe it was not used enough? Likely not used enough, yet. It would be premature to drop support this quick, as Google seems to just now move Android in the direction (DEX by Samsung is the same thing, but it's Samsung specifi
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by mhitza 1y ago
> They then started making up stories about me and throwing around unfounded accusations. That sounds oddly similar with Louis Rossmann's video when in disagreement with some (the?) project owner. https://www.youtube.com&
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by mhitza 1y ago
Same thing with Fairphone 4. It's either too dirty to register on first touch (the smaller surface doesn't help), or I unlock the screen when I lock the phone.
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by mhitza 1y ago
The Thinkpad P15 workstation line of laptops support 128gb of memory. I've seen refurbished gen 1 at around 600 USD and 128gb of ram (has 4 slots) is another 250 USD on top. (Give or take, I'm converting from euros, and the US mar
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by mhitza 1y ago
> Is it unreasonable to think Framework should be able to make a laptop competitive with the 5 years old MacBook Air M1? Kind of unreasonable. I mean which Intel or AMD cpu can be run fanless and perform well? On the topic of displays, m
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by mhitza 1y ago
I can't quantity it for my past experience, that was more than a year ago, and I wasn't using ChatGPT daily at the time either. This time around it felt pretty stark. I used ChatGPT to create at most 20 different image composition
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by mhitza 1y ago
User analytics that require cookies, sounds like tracking to me. > like session cookies for managing signed-in state etc. Maybe I'm reading it wrong, but are you saying that consent is required for session cookies? Because that is n
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by mhitza 1y ago
That was my suspicion when I first deleted my account, when it felt the output got worse in ChatGPT and I found highly suspicious when I saw an errand davinci model keyword in the chatgpt url. Now I'm feeling similarly with their image
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by mhitza 1y ago
Thank you for the heads-up. That's an important point, and I wasn't aware about that feature. In terms of privacy, they still preserve it (according to GDPR principles).

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