nialv7

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by nialv7 4mo ago
third time this has happened: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17501379 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44607740
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by nialv7 4mo ago
Just get a keyboard that supports custom firmware and go wild with it. You can do whatever you want.
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by nialv7 4mo ago
I mean, you prompted something useful out of an AI, good job. But then use that to ask for donation? Feels weird, man.
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by nialv7 4mo ago
if someone told you to `rm -rf --no-preserve-root`, and you did it without even checking what the command does. is it their fault or yours?
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by nialv7 4mo ago
This is basically a lose-lose situation: extra bureaucracy for development projects that actually benefits the local residents (planning applications can get to thousands of pages long, and the whole process takes a really long time [0]), a
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by nialv7 4mo ago
these videos are as close as we can get to plant electrodes directly in your brain's reward center, and repeatedly pressing the "reward" button. obviously not everyone is the same, but if it hits it hits hard.
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by nialv7 4mo ago
is that normal? in UK you can extend a visa or apply for ILR without leaving the country.
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by nialv7 4mo ago
Can't find full list either, but it at least includes Bing and Google: https://support.startpage.com/hc/en-us/articles/452243553384...
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by nialv7 5mo ago
open source nvidia is an area to keep an eye on. check out NVK and nova.
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by nialv7 5mo ago
That's mad. Gitlab feels like software made by 50 people. Consider how unpolished it is and how slow it is moving.
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by nialv7 5mo ago
I think the whole codebase was more or less written by AI...
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by nialv7 5mo ago
Terry A. Davis will be proud
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by nialv7 5mo ago
Mark Zuckerberg reminds me of a spoiled child.
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by nialv7 5mo ago
Have you warned Gabe about this
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by nialv7 6mo ago
seems like an account reposting stuff to get attention to advertise his AI stuff.
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by nialv7 6mo ago
There always will be old games that will never be ported to Linux.
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by nialv7 6mo ago
esync and fsync both use mainline kernel features.
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by nialv7 6mo ago
Maybe this is why? Most of the training data has the single token version, so the three tokens version was undertrained?
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by nialv7 7mo ago
i don't have an openai subscription, but i still want to participate
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by nialv7 7mo ago
ZK proof can't solve the TOCTOU problem.
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by nialv7 7mo ago
i'd say atlas is roughly on par capability-wise. see their recent video: [1]. but boston has different priorities. [1]: https://youtube.com/watch?v=UNorxwlZlFk
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by nialv7 7mo ago
i am happy i bought 5x10TB drives two months ago, anticipating this exact scenario.
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by nialv7 7mo ago
all the hallmarks of someone who don't understand how machine learning and transformers work talking about llm.
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by nialv7 8mo ago
the comment you are replying to is talking about marginal cost pricing, which wasn't addressed by this article.
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by nialv7 8mo ago
https://kyuz0.github.io/amd-strix-halo-toolboxes/
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by nialv7 8mo ago
> Didn't expect to go back to macOS but their basically the only feasible consumer option for running large models locally. Framework Desktop! Half the memory bandwidth of M4 Max, but much cheaper.
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by nialv7 8mo ago
Sure... you `git add` the context text generated by AI and `git commit` it, could be useful. Is that worth 60 million?
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by nialv7 8mo ago
> I can't empathize with the complaint that we've "lost something" at all. you won't feel you've lost something if you've never had it. sorry.
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by nialv7 8mo ago
The mmap/msync one is incorrect I believe? (Correct me if I am wrong). msync() sync content in memory back to _disk_. But multiple processes mapping the same file always see the same content (barring memory consistency, caching, etc.)
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by nialv7 8mo ago
looks like we have it. in the end it's pretty mundane...

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