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pzo
7mo ago
Pentagon made few reports that Iran is not pursuing nuclear weapons - I bet they have better intelligence that you. Their killed religious leader made fatwa that forbid having or using weapons of mass destruction. Surprisingly now when he i
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pzo
7mo ago
It's ridiculous to say "Trump himself confirmed this" as reliable source of truth.
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7mo ago
if for you to be qualified as regime is to murder tens of thousands of your own people then I think you put too high bar on it. I guess killing only few thousands or even few hundreds in your definition would rule out to someone being calle
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pzo
7mo ago
what stops us to use the same naming and call it USA Regime, Israeli Regime at this point?
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7mo ago
what US trauma supposed to be in this case? Only Americal Civil War and American Revolutionary War comes to my mind but have no clue how middle east mess could trigger those traumas? The only traumas maybe related to money is ... Great Depr
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7mo ago
you are simplifying too much - whats then US trauma in this case and all other cases of invasion and coups in the lat 75 years? Maybe trauma you are talking about it's just excuse to control opinion of voters and manufacture consent bu
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7mo ago
You probably still better use inference on ANE (Apple Neural Engine) via CoreML rather than Metal - speed will be either similar or even faster on non-pro macbooks or iphones and power consumption significantly better. Metal or even MLX for
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8mo ago
haven't tested yet but I'm wondering how it will behave when talking about many IT jargon and tech acronyms. For those reason I had to mostly run LLM after STT but that was slowing done parakeet inference. Otherwise had problems t
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8mo ago
This transformation back then took many many decades like few generations. People had time to adopt - it worked like this: as a kid you have seen family business was going worse, the writing was on the wall and teenagers pursued different p
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8mo ago
> Yes, it consumes maintainer time. Yes, it may waste effort. But maybe its worth it? At worst, maintainers can close the PR and block the account. This is like justifying sending SPAM email is fine, because it sure maybe waste your time
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8mo ago
AFAIK they haven't released this one as OSS yet. They might eventually but its pretty obvious to me that at one point all/most those more powerful chinese models probably will stop being OSS.
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8mo ago
Sure enjoy your retirement. But for me it's annoying some late 50s+ people telling what you just did. Think about people who are in their 20s or 30s - they are not even halfway through their path to retirement and some maybe even still
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8mo ago
> To me the hard problem isn’t building things, it’s knowing what to build (finding the things that provide value) and how to build it (e.g. finding novel approaches to doing something that makes something possible that wasn’t possible b
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8mo ago
I didn't come in IT for money - back in the days it wasn't as well paid as today - nevertheless if this craft was very poorly paid I probably wouldn't choose this profession either. And I assume many people here wouldn't
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8mo ago
I don't like vercel design, its just huge list of abstract skill name and you have to click on every one to even have a clue what something does. Such a bad design IMHO. Design of https://www.skillcreator.ai/explore fo
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8mo ago
Theranos were also hyping a lot and trying to build some stuff. There is some threshold (to be decided where) after which something is more of a fraud than a hype. Also these days stock market doesn't have much relation to real state o
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8mo ago
right now this infrastructure processing is Mastercard/Visa which they have high fee and stripe have high minimal fee. There are many local infrastructure in Asia (like QRCode payments) that don't have such big fees or are even fr
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8mo ago
Finally UI that is not so ugly. Now I'm only wondering if I somehow can setup that I can share the same LLM models between LM Studio and llamabarn/Ollama (so that I don't have to waste storage on duplicated models).
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8mo ago
Its was a good read until at the end ... > For the remainder of 2026, Microsoft is cooking up a big one: replacing more and more native apps with React Native. But don't let the name fool you, there's nothing "native"
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8mo ago
for me this latest macOS is buggy as well. AirDrop stopped working and I cannot airdrop from my phone to my macbook that is 20cm away, connected to same fast WiFi and sometimes even wired to my macbook via usb-c. I tried then to workaround
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9mo ago
> It supports the conversion of PyTorch, TF/TF Lite, ONNX I think it doesn't support TF Lite (on TF SavedModels) and ONNX haven't been supported anymore for quite a while sadly As for the repo I like it, actually yesterday
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9mo ago
Its so bad that these day such posts are flagged in HN and you cannot have any discussion about it. Feels like censorship and HN not doing anything about it to be at least transparent about providing some stats how many times something got
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9mo ago
project also have to be paid off financially. We have been there before - startup used to go fast and break things so that once MVP is validated they slow down and fix things or even rewrite to new tech/architecture. No you can validat
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9mo ago
you don't have to build new city from scratch just do city planning and dedicate one outside part of city to high density, high tower residential buildings then let me people decide where they want to live.
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9mo ago
I think just statistics about how many people are overweight and obese in both countries can already paint a picture that probably japanese food is more healthy. And optimizing for how many calories you can get for $1 is probably also not t
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9mo ago
on desktops you can have virtual camera, if you can generate video fast enough wen AI you can ask to edit it according to instructions. Definitely tougher but I'm sure someone will offer services or software like that.
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9mo ago
yeah I feel the same, I think even having a screenshot of part of rendered page or full page can be useful even for machines considering how heavy those HTML can be to parse and expensive for LLM context. Sometimes (sub)screenshot is just a
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9mo ago
> Adherents of the popular financial independence, retire early (FIRE) movement scrimp and sacrifice to retire early. Only for many of them to discover their dream of post-work life does not match reality. I think the more important goal
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9mo ago
by environment I mean back then we didn't have smartphones, social media, internet.
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9mo ago
not only corporate but also many small shops still running some dedicated software for PoS. Maybe wine will work but it's a lot of hassle still and too risky for trying something that critical to work for such PoS scenarios. Also not s
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