mrbonner

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   by mrbonner 2y ago

   I just snapped after 2014. Used to be a Samsung consumer with their TVs, galaxy phones, security cams, etc... Their hardware wasn't that bad. It was the software update either buggy or bricking my devices that threw me off. I swear nev
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   by mrbonner 2y ago

   Ans you can now install Python and set it to the default in your path with the --default flag. Big plus for me to replace pyenv finally.
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   by mrbonner 2y ago

   I see there are a few options to run inference for LLM and Stable Diffusion outside Nvidia. There is Intel Arc, Apple Ms and now AMD Ryzen AI Max. It is obvious that running in Nvidia would be the most optimal way. But given the availabilit
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   by mrbonner 2y ago

   You can say the same thing about Snapchat. My kid had this on their phone last year. I check the phone from time (12 yo) to time to make sure there is no weird stuff or message in there. I open Snapchat and saw the "recommend feed&quot
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   by mrbonner 2y ago

   It was just Ops, then DevOps, MLOps, AIOps and now LLMOps. I lost count of how many promote cases I reviewed over the last 10 years with those "Ops" as the sole reason to promote.
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   by mrbonner 2y ago

   $1.8
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   by mrbonner 2y ago

   Start up time of the JVM is 8s? I would definitely say that it depends on how their service initialization work. I have seen service accesses database to warm cache, calling other services to initialize their configuration, or simply readin
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   by mrbonner 2y ago

   Have you thought of a future where LLM will be fined tune to target advertisment to you? I mean look at search: first iterations of search were pretty simple in term of ads. Then personalized ads came. I wouldn't help but envision the
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   by mrbonner 2y ago

   That's basically being the point of the article I shared
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    by mrbonner 2y ago

    How many of those advanced concept in Rust such as borrow checker & lifetime could be avoided as a beginner? If utmost performance is not required (i.e., for mortals dealing with Java/Python/JS on a daily basis) would those li
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    by mrbonner 2y ago

    Ha! My first reaction from this article is that someone is up for the next promotion cycle.
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    by mrbonner 2y ago

    Wow that makes sense now if you can load the entire model to vram. What eGPU dock and GPU setup you use if you don’t mind?
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    by mrbonner 2y ago

    Let me know where you could find 4060Ti 16GB for under $1000 USD
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    by mrbonner 2y ago

    Wouldn't eGPU defeat the purpose of having fast memory bandwidth? Have you tried it with stable diffusion?
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    by mrbonner 2y ago

    What do youy mean by this?
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    by mrbonner 2y ago

    Is it just me thinking that we are officially in the new territory of trolling LLMs?
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    by mrbonner 2y ago

    I think th consumer/retail side of Garmin company is a shit show. I recently ordered a HRM on Garmin website instead of other retail site. My order just sat at "ordered" status for over a week. I ended up just cancel and use
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    by mrbonner 2y ago

    Is there a chance for me to get a eGPU (external GPU dock) for my M1 16GB laptop to plunge thru this model?
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    by mrbonner 2y ago

    I can use RTX to speed the inference up. My budget is up to $2500.
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    by mrbonner 2y ago

    Is there a build that would allow me to run llama 3.3 local? Something around $2500 or below.
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    Ask HN: Building a PC for AI Tasks

    4 points by mrbonner 2y ago|1 comments
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    by mrbonner 2y ago

    This is what I need because I have given up too many times after reading the rust book and tried to use idiomatic rust.
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    by mrbonner 2y ago

    What make OP think they do not care? They apparently care about themselves more than anybody else to not care about anyone else. What is it called: selfishness! I ran out of (good) things to watch on Netflix so I watched a couple of Japanes
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    by mrbonner 2y ago

    Did you mean using mise to install uv? I never thought of this before. Do you have a reference somewhere of how it works? Thx
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    by mrbonner 2y ago

    In the summer, one of my "hobby" is just to sit in my backyard and watch a couple of dragonflies circles around, swoop down and catch flies/mosquitoes. They have a way to fly close, rendezvous with the targets and then just s
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    by mrbonner 2y ago

    +1 uv now also supports system installation of python with the --default --preview flags. This probably allows me to replace mise (rtx) and go uv full time for python development. With other languages, I go back to mise.
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    by mrbonner 2y ago

    I, for 1 sec, thought you said press Crtl F to pay respects.
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    by mrbonner 2y ago

    I used to wear AW until I got the Garmin Forerunner. One annoying thing about the new 965 is that the HR monitor is getting inaccurate for faster paces. When I have my recovery runs with HR below 150, the watch works perfectly fine. Once my
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    by mrbonner 2y ago

    Does uv support global Python install now? I need something like Mise for this.
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    by mrbonner 2y ago

    I always thought ReiserFS meant The Journal FS, as Reise in German means journey (Winterreise from Schubert). I didn't know this guy gave it his name.