rldjbpin

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by rldjbpin 3mo ago
no matter your luck with hardware or your sysadmin skills, doing local inference for just yourself and/or to emulate typical usage (e.g. your coding workflow and deep research, etc.) is just very inefficient in current model architectu
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Make systemd better for Podman with Quadlet (2023)(redhat.com)
3 points by rldjbpin 4mo ago|0 comments
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by rldjbpin 4mo ago
all this talk, and the student pack's access to copilot (and i can imagine the free tier) is completely neutered. you still cannot choose any models nor have much credits to work with (200 per month, around 2 usd). this was luckily the
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by rldjbpin 4mo ago
time to short gamestop? jokes aside, as someone who has never bought physical games, the landscape for physical ownership in this space was already shrinking. there is a major chunk of playerbase who only plays online multiplayers, which ar
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by rldjbpin 4mo ago
the list of hostnames and words they compare the base url values with is just a nice advertising for these providers for me. regardless, while you are not logged in and using a non-anthropic model (which is now fortunately feasible), there
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Herdr: One terminal for he whole herd(herdr.dev)
3 points by rldjbpin 4mo ago|0 comments
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by rldjbpin 4mo ago
the "physical" part is stressed too much. in today's landscape, it is no longer the only feasible way to address the different grievances made by the op. if the content is going to be digital* anyway, despite fitting in on ph
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by rldjbpin 4mo ago
quite interesting to find hackable hardware in commodity looking smart devices. advice for the op: the images in the page took half a minute to load (on multigigabit internet not being stressed). might be a routing issue between the server
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by rldjbpin 4mo ago
this industry has made people way too much money. so it attracts those who wants to make a quick buck with whichever means possible. it took me a decade from falling in love with pc building to finally build one for myself. the crypto bros
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by rldjbpin 4mo ago
while i understand the sentiment to switch out, i find one thing quite intriguing. the same crowd (read the website title) is happy to create workarounds to make their workflow adapt to the new os. however, very minimal mention of the vario
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by rldjbpin 4mo ago
not much info to personally go with tbh. for those commenting on relying on a competitor for a "major" component of their product, look no further to how they source their displays from samsung all this time. even their silicon at
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by rldjbpin 4mo ago
a true outlier in this, even though other developing countries are mentioned in the article. most of society is not in productive labour nor have significant female participation in non-agricultural work in the macro level. almost any the
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by rldjbpin 4mo ago
how about not using the web client and switching to a desktop/mobile one and importing your account there? it creates a standard experience across providers. regardless if you aim to switch to a self-hosted one, it might look like this
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by rldjbpin 4mo ago
given how dgx spark was more advertised for finetuning ("tinkering") instead of inference, it is quite interesting to see their approach for the laptops to now be more inference-based. knowing nvidia and their approach to consumer
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by rldjbpin 4mo ago
the surge of articles on using decommissioned datacentre hw to run LLMs lately, is more of a symptom of the times than their viability. back when intel had a monopoly on cpu and would refuse to give consumers more than four cores, the old x
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by rldjbpin 5mo ago
call it what you want but the youtuber's journey into this field has been quite refreshing to watch. this should be a supporting argument for those who advocate for agentic development for all level of expertise. at the same time, it i
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by rldjbpin 5mo ago
i too noticed the similarities in approach between the two. with the chat portability and other eu-linked changes they have to play along with, meta would have a complicated future ahead with subsidising chat for everyone. if this prevents
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by rldjbpin 5mo ago
in the spirit of having low-stakes, cheap devices to experiment on, stuff like this really motivates me to impulse buy an old thinkpad to coreboot all the way. while the weight and dimensions may not be quite as attractive, there is a lot g
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by rldjbpin 5mo ago
met some of their team as competitors for an amd event. glad to see them continue working on amd hardware and finding better inference performance!
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by rldjbpin 5mo ago
it is not dead for my team, but surely if one prefers to replace them with skills, they are most likely wrong. at least outside of personal, one-user scenarios. has anybody ever use the prompt templates in practice? for what it's worth
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by rldjbpin 5mo ago
looks like fate does not want this game to be released. i fear for a cyberpunk-like release after all this wait anyways. at least they are setting up a lot of things to blame.
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by rldjbpin 5mo ago
their moat is where they are based from and that they are making their own models. they have been before the distillation era in the open-weights model. their model's efficacy for the mainstream comparisons may not be up to the task, b
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by rldjbpin 5mo ago
these stochastic models just replicate what they see in training data. the reddit speak, american english stuff (some through osmosis in pop culture), etc. makes sense when stepping back a bit. but some of these do happen to be from the peo
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by rldjbpin 5mo ago
i understand that if they implement a port, it is usually well done (besides the unfortunate 27.1w 5a bs for the rpi5). so unlike cheapo electronics that do come with barely working type c. however, while in one hand we are happy to (albeit
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by rldjbpin 5mo ago
prediction markets have become like the "modern" version of crypto "get rich quick" mania of the nft era. grifters gonna grift where they see an opportunity. also got the money printer turned on for some while the others
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by rldjbpin 5mo ago
we see these headlines all the time, sometimes in a higher oder of magnitude, but are these fines ever actually settled ?
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by rldjbpin 5mo ago
now that's how to flex right! (also so would the plates or the bar holding them!)
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by rldjbpin 5mo ago
clickbait aside, quite an interesting concept. i wonder if there is a word2vec moment with different ingredients/flavour profiles with these embeddings. as correctly pointed by others, this can be redone with a more representative data
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by rldjbpin 5mo ago
among all the recent incidents, this was probably the first time i experienced any service disruption. even comparing branches were giving 500 in the web ui. even github copilot in their new session limits now also mention if github is goin
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by rldjbpin 5mo ago
money talks, and being a broky from outside the valley/west coast, the "product-market fit" here are the neighbours of the service providers. the economics simply don't work unless you make six figures, at least to just

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