monksy

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by monksy 4mo ago
Partly this is there to kill off services that the politicans don't like. I.e. porn.
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by monksy 4mo ago
I've been using Incus to support coding agents to run wild. I've been pretty happy about it, but I wish I understood it more.
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by monksy 4mo ago
That's not from what I remember. I'm sure there was some skepticism about some of the roles that were there. But I do remember Ian Brown just completely dunking on that triobyte on Twitter Spaces. (Ian Brown is an ex-Twitter perfo
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by monksy 4mo ago
> With facial recognition, enforcing a trespass order becomes nearly zero cost, so it can be applied for basically any reason. I can sort of get to understanding the tactic for "this lawyer is actively suing us", but if its &qu
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by monksy 4mo ago
Bad actors? Oh no. There was a fight one time in the place? Do you mean bataclan bad actors? The claim of a few bad apples is a ridiculous claim to require facial recognition. Prior to facial recognition, situations were dealt with. It&#x27
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by monksy 4mo ago
> I fully support everyone's right to not give MSG or the Knicks or Rangers your money whether it's because you hate facial recognition or just hate this Dolan guy, or whatever You aren't notified you're on this ban l
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by monksy 4mo ago
Secondly a list of banned individuals has a physical hard limit and those bans aren't considered to be permanent. Face recognition is.
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by monksy 4mo ago
96gb vram is the max it supports.
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by monksy 4mo ago
Strix Halo only supports 96gb of video memory then it goes to 32gb to the host system.
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by monksy 4mo ago
https://www.zyphe.com/resources/blog/persona-discord-central...
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by monksy 4mo ago
The funny thing. I've talked to normies about this. Frequently their response is "good to solves <bad thing>" But they never seem to wrap their head arround this is a tax on non-violators. Using identity verification to
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by monksy 4mo ago
Hard no on this. I'll stick with the Chinese models. They don't behave this poorly.
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by monksy 4mo ago
Yet they'll go after fun users that make paraody pages saying they worked at places during huge failures. I.e. Dan Woods. (he's the guy that said he worked at aws for a month and then us-east1 went down, etc)
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by monksy 4mo ago
That RTX6000Pro you mentioned is $12k.
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by monksy 4mo ago
I just switched from Llama.cpp to Llama swap with the help of codex. It was great. I need to try the DSv4 stuff sometime.
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by monksy 5mo ago
For the safer link: https://xcancel.com/Alibaba_Qwen/status/2056403591464984753
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by monksy 5mo ago
> David Cameron, while leader of the opposition, managed to get his bike stolen twice, and neither time did CCTV being literally everywhere help to find who did it. Are we talking about flock cameras and the disapparence of Nancy Guthrie
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by monksy 5mo ago
The 2010s were not that easy to get a job in. It took quite a lot to actually get a job. It didn't take 6+ interviews and takehomes. But you could use a recruiter, go through the interview etc. There was no leetcode and the resources w
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by monksy 5mo ago
south america is also a high risk of empanadas.
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by monksy 5mo ago
I can't wait till we get VC money coming back and the recruiting strategy is engineering freedom and merit.
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by monksy 6mo ago
I'm finding it hard to be empathetic towards an ultra large business with that many customers trying to enforce bans. Also, I find it difficult to support the bans. (Given the number of customers they have, they're probably overly
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by monksy 6mo ago
It's super creepy how this garbage gets rolled out. The value proposition of going to these parks is "have fun and enjoy this." But if you bought a pass and then you found out you'd have to go through this.. what do you
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by monksy 6mo ago
Consider this and I think it needs to be acknowledged: If you're a leader and you've said that your company is too big and have to downsize by 10+%. This is a you're the problem. Firstly, the business needs to have active bus
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by monksy 6mo ago
It is if it connects an individual to an explicit health outcome or category.
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by monksy 6mo ago
I kind of think this article misses the mark a little. There is skill loss from heavy AI use. But I want to acknowledge the awkward elephant in the room. AI Is making people too fast. I don't mean that a faster output is bad. It's
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by monksy 6mo ago
Roy Sutherland has a really good take on AI. Most of the AI companies are targeting a cost cutting proposoition where they should target a value creation one. Targeting and pushing towards a regressive elimination route is tox and destructi
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by monksy 6mo ago
If they're good. I'll pay the 70$ for Designing Data-Intensive Applications.
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by monksy 6mo ago
I'm seeing books get released for 60/70$ a pop now in the tech market. That's insane. I don't mind the 35-40$ price which is kind of pricey, and books have a short shelf life.
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by monksy 6mo ago
Game over opus
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by monksy 6mo ago
Hey I really enjoy your blog. On some things I end up finding a blog post of yours thats a year+ old and at other times, you and I are investigating similar things. I just pulled Qwen3.6 - 35b -A3B (Can't believe thats a A3B coming fro

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