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by pstuart 11mo ago
> church/priests had power and they condemned most things, except for preying. The misspelling of "praying" is ironically on point.
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by pstuart 11mo ago
Thanks for the correction -- I was hasty with my search and trusted the link that proclaimed that he did it.
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by pstuart 11mo ago
> Why put it on a dangerously unstable surface? I think that's the whole point? No "normal" person would think doing this is a good idea -- he wants the thrill of the ride with a minimum of recklessness. You couldn't
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by pstuart 11mo ago
The album: Aja -- a masterpiece.
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by pstuart 11mo ago
Depending on how the container is structured, you could have the original container as a baseline default, and then have "enhanced" containers that use it as a base and overlay the caching and other errata to serve that specialize
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by pstuart 11mo ago
I imagine that M5 Ultra with Thunderbolt 5 could be a decent contender for building plug and play AI clusters. Not cheap, but neither is Nvidia.
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by pstuart 11mo ago
Yeah, considering the age of the project that inspired it, yeast would be a good bet. Hopefully they do well and we learn more about it; we need all the options we can get to feed the planet in a sustainable manner.
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by pstuart 11mo ago
Another angle for sustainable protein: https://www.airprotein.com/ Details are a bit vague but it seems like it's viable.
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by pstuart 11mo ago
HTMX is cool but no bueno for offline clients.
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by pstuart 11mo ago
That's a sly workaround, but as it is delivered as fiction imagine that for him it must be a Cassandra-like experience.
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by pstuart 11mo ago
Isn't that risk balanced by a healthy reward of controlling their verticals and possible secret sauce? And their chips give "1600 sparse INT8 TOPS" vs the Orin's "more than 1,000 INT8 TOPS" -- so comparable eno
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by pstuart 11mo ago
+3.5 million miles out of ~4.x million miles of existing roads -- not too shabby. Seems like a good start to me, and I'd rather they approach as cautiously as possible.
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by pstuart 11mo ago
A benefit of the RFC approach is if it lives in the repo itself the documentation is along side the code. Anything that will prompt stakeholders to engage and clarify expectations is a win. It's hard to make this happen even when every
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by pstuart 11mo ago
TIL: https://github.com/golang/go/discussions/70257
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by pstuart 11mo ago
This seems to be a worthwhile exercise to explore -- formal but lightweight, and a lodestone during development. That said, a ticketing system should ostensibly offer this same effect, but in my experience they're often populated with
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by pstuart 11mo ago
These are good alternatives to have, but a solid chunk of the "youtube economy" is about selling ad time so creators can make a living creating content. I hate ads as much as the next person but we need to recognize that the issue
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by pstuart 11mo ago
Something similar, except it was a map alert that covered the map to see upcoming exits -- and there wasn't a clear way to dismiss it. It was FU UX.
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by pstuart 11mo ago
I worked for a blockchain startup and left with PTSD (I was asked to leave). They had started as yet another ICO and when that didn't work, pivoted into a financial space that actually was a great pitch for blockchain. They were a sm
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by pstuart 11mo ago
That's absolutely a fair dig but it's far more complex than that. Our whole manufacturing base being outsourced is on the corporations who chose that "cost-cutting" path. And it's not an entirely binary choice on pr
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by pstuart 11mo ago
That question was asked and answered years ago and the answer is YES (not me personally, but the people in charge) There are things about China not to be celebrated but one cannot help but admire the way that they invest in their country as
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by pstuart 11mo ago
Absolutely true. And note that there apparently are antivirals available to help mitigate it and should be obtained promptly upon the outbreak. I didn't know this and now after having shingles I have postherpetic neuralgia and am curse
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by pstuart 11mo ago
Speaking of luddites, I've recently stumbled on posts that point out that the framing of "luddites" was intentionally misleading and that it was never being against technology but how it was wielded. https://www.br
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by pstuart 11mo ago
It's almost as if assembling people with different viewpoints and competing incentives produces "organizational challenges."
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by pstuart 11mo ago
> Has there been any actual, life transformative use cases from an LLM outside of code generation? Content analysis and summarization is a big win in my view. Having also been around during the emergence of the personal computer revoluti
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by pstuart 11mo ago
And nobody seems to pay attention to the fact that modern copiers cache copies on a local disk and if the machines are leased and swapped out the next party that takes possession has access to those copies if nobody bothered to address it.
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by pstuart 11mo ago
And Apollo, which is among his best works.
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by pstuart 11mo ago
Apollo and The Pearl would be great additions to that list (Apollo is perfect )
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by pstuart 11mo ago
Having lived through the Dot Com Bubble/Bomb, the AI situation feels eerily similar. The hype and over promotion of AI, as well as polluting the commons with slop are "unfortunate"; but the power of what it can do and how it
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by pstuart 11mo ago
The art is evocative of even earlier science fiction covers, with the cheekiness of 2600 and early Wired, and a touch of Byte and Dr. Dobbs on content. I give it two thumbs up.
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by pstuart 11mo ago
If you're using Go then this framework let's you work with protobufs and gives you a JSON rest-like service for free: https://github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway

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