mlmonkey

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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
Is there anything wrong with using AI (Claude Code/Codex/Gemini etc.) to design your website or your app? As an engineer, I know what my strengths are; and I am pretty damn sure "reactive website design" is not one of th
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
Bad software kills good hardware. And the converse is true also. I mean, look at NVIDIA. For the longest time they were just a gaming card company, competing with AMD. I remember alternating between the two companies for my custom builds in
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
FTA: > One pod of TPU 8t is 121 ExaFlops; or 121,000 PetaFlops. Meanwhile, the compute capacity of the top 10 supercomputers in the entire world is 11,487 Petaflops.[1] I know, I know, not the same flops, yada yada, but still. Just 1 pod
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
0 to $60B in less than 4 years ... impressive!
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
> California's legislative leaders have known for months but did not make the issue public. Why would they give up a chance to make more money from the people? The government never misses an opportunity to pad its coffers. Reminds m
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
> 3,000 owners from 29 countries signed up — representing over €6 million in FSD purchases. The math doesn't work out. It should be \euro 20,000,000 in FSD purchases, no?
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
I blame Tim Ferriss and his "4 hour work week" book. I belive he talks about selling vitamins and letting some guys in India manage his site. Doesn't get his hands dirty. (This is from memory, so please forgive any misconcept
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
But that means nothing: my local LLM has access to the microphone, network and camera too. The key is the harness!
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
Did you read my question though? I read the full article. Please tell me where my question(s) are answered, and I will apologize on this forum.
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
And what will Pakistan do with such an IMF loan? The Generals would siphon off most of it to buy their palatial Dubai houses and London condos. Until Pakistan cleans up its act, giving it more loans it throwing good money after bad.
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
I'd be more interested in the details: what are the inputs given to the model? Does it get a live video feed? Does it know if/when employees show up and open the store? Does it get sales figures? Info on the individuals who bought
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
For those of us not in the know, WTF is "Gas Town"? Please ELI5! TYVM.
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
Exactly. The current (streaming) way means that once it makes a decision, it's stuck with it. For example, variable naming: once it names it something, it's stuck using that name in the future. Where as a human would just go back
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
How many people were jailed by Obama's DOJ for 2008 crash?
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
I'm guessing it's Trump insiders who are busy making bank on inside info. Some of them just happen to be big investors in Polymarket and Kalshi. There's no way they are getting investigated, let alone prosecuted, by this DOJ.
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
You give the Dems too much credit.
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
I knew something was up when every morning I'd find my Allbirds mysteriously on top of my keyboard. And coincidentally, someone has been using all of my Claude tokens every night... But my jogging has been great recently! I've bee
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
I'm no expert (just a monkey... ;) ), but isn't Diffusion supposed to generate ALL of the output at once? From their diagram, it looks like their I-LDM model seems to use previously generated context to generate the next tokens (o
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
I would love to see a summary of all of the various options being bandied about. There are 2 components in my mind: the backup "agent" (what runs on your laptop/desktop/server) and the storage provider (which BB is in th
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
But the question is: why are sites allowed to hijack the Back Button?!?
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
> My proof-in-pudding test is still the fact that we haven't seen gigantic mass firings at tech companies This assumes that companies will announce such mass firings (yeah, I'm aware of WARN Act); when in reality they will stea
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
We can reduce this to an even more basic question: if these small models are equally comparable in finding vulnerabilities, why haven't they done so yet? . After all, the source code is out in the open, and has been for decades. Plea
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
I guess I need reading glasses ... :-D
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
> Someone said 10,000x slower, but that's off - in my experience - by about four orders of magnitude. You do know that 10,000x _is_ four orders of magnitude, right? :-D
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
All of these sites do shady shit. I'm so glad I'm no longer single. I signed up for eHarmony with a unique email address dedicated to that site. After wasting 6 months, I chose to delete my account. Lo and behold, soon spam starte
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
Minor suggestion: often I just want to extract one field, whose name I know exactly. I see that `jg` has an option `-F` like this: $ cat sample.json | jg -F name I would humbly suggest that a better syntax would be: $ cat sample.json | jg .
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
LOL ... came here to grips about that! Also "jg" reads very similar to "jq", and initially I thought he was talking about "jq" all along, and I was like: where can I see the "jasongrep" examples? Thre
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
"Cover your left eye .... look straight at that chart and tell me what the third line from the bottom says ..."
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
> On their website, the hacker group Handala Hack Team said . . . . Anybody have a link? You know, for science ... Edit: Apparently, just last week the DoJ snatched their domains: https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr&#x2
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by mlmonkey 6mo ago
I was reminded of this bizarre article: https://www.si.com/betting/2023/09/15/fake-indian-cricket-le...

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