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spxneo
3y ago
Exactly I don't understand the obsession with Russia Literally just a country with people like you and me. "Jia Tan" does not sound Russian https://boehs.org/node/everything-i-know-about-the-xz-backdo...
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3y ago
TLDR: Friendship ended with transformers. Now Mamba is my best friend.
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3y ago
very good point and the sooner we can accept this difference (we access hyperdimensional entities we discover through language and math via fast and slow access and vocalize it through the alphabets we learned to read) the more "intell
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3y ago
wow thanks for pointing this out I have a short circuit for whenever I see the B word or still pushing this smart-contract non-sense that isn't being used in serious real world projects with legal repercussions....for the 10+ years thi
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3y ago
no need. just join YC
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3y ago
yes the spelling is different.
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3y ago
im so used to seeing AGPLv3 apache 2 is a more generous license
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3y ago
256k is huge dude. that is like 1/2 of the average non fiction novel i think at least 200~300 pages of PDF im not complaining here and it also fits in GPU
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3y ago
maybe but you wont get to keep it because the people you fooled will try their best to not let you have it which is what happened to SBF. I'm trying to point at the analogy to crypto here. everybody believed in something that wasn'
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3y ago
Been following SBF for a long time and this quote my local rabbi told me once comes to mind: "spxneo, if you deceive people that demands to be deceived, you will be rich. if you are truthful with those people that demands to be deceive
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3y ago
Why run a startup when you can run a business with bank loans to leverage your technical capital, comrades! Wake up from the perils of being yet another cannon fodder, for it is your time and time is our most valuable thing! Our kingdom is
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3y ago
I know this is off-topic but may I ask what type of Ferrari was it? 360 spider? That's quite the scene you describe, imagine all the people who felt inspired/disgusted by the car. It's straight out of a movie.
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3y ago
https://howmuch.one/product/average-nvidia-geforce-rtx-3090-... you are right there is a huge drop in price
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3y ago
I guess the intent also matters...like moralism is pretty shaky here i see You can buy AAPL puts months before earnings as insurance....if you buy stocks and believe in the business fundamentals to help unlock more potential then that is a
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3y ago
because I talked to the guy who wrote those puts on wallstreetbets he was depressed from all the comments making fun of him so i sent him some money from the winnings now that i experienced the exact thing he experienced, im just done with
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3y ago
A trade is a trade. I've come to accept this after hanging out with a hedge fund manager. I was trading my ego and I was gambling and I placed all these unrealistic expectations from the market. A trade is neither an expression of just
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3y ago
Yesterday X went crazy with ppl realizing typing Spiderman in foreign language actually generates a copyrighted image of Spiderman. This feels like the Napster phase. We are free to do whatever until regulation creeps in to push control awa
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3y ago
this is some new flex to debate online: copying and pasting the other sides argument and waiting for your local LLM to explain why they are wrong. how much is your hardware at today's value? what are the specs? that is impressive even
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3y ago
Aren't quantized models different models outright requiring a new evaluation to know the deviation in performance? Or are they "good enough" in that the benefits outweigh the deviation? I'm on the fence about whether to
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3y ago
Businesses are already using Azure GPT4 on-premise I believe with good feedback DBRX does not compete with GPT4 or even Claude 3.
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3y ago
you can improve your brand for a lot less I just dont understand why they would throw all their chips in a losing race. Azure already runs on-premise if I'm not mistaken, Claude 3 is out...but DBRX already falls so far behind I just do
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3y ago
Excellent comment. Shows good awareness of economic forces at play here. We are just going to use whatever LLM is best fast/cheap and the giants are in an arms race to deliver just that. But only two companies in this epic techno-cold
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3y ago
that's correct. I really think ODEs are right balance but soldering was quite off putting at first. I was concerned about fumes. End result is you have every single game released on that console playing on the physical hardware. The ne
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3y ago
i actually lost a small fortune (now its nothing but back then it was a lot) on nvidia options as well as buying large amount of puts on a crypto mining company. the reason im telling you is exactly the mentality you described: in Q1 I hit
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3y ago
now how to make this collaborative? that would be interesting
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3y ago
Best alternative to emulation, im not sure where FGPA is but it gives me a peace of mind to just mod the console to support SD cards filled with every single game released for that console, picking up the original game from ebay if I really
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3y ago
This is why I love HN. Busting esoteric misconceptions with detailed knowledge of industry and history. It makes sense why developers hated the Saturn and PSX came out on top. Developer experience is king!
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3y ago
back in my day we had a thing called Java Applets. You had to download Java to get snowflakes on your geocities son!
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3y ago
We have a "democracy", Yet no privacy. It's almost like the people who run the country, do not believe in democracy.
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3y ago
The year is 2024. Solar panels you installed from Alibaba begins to search for cell towers. Your local instance of LLM voice bot you built to keep you company is using a malicious npm package that suddenly communicates with the solar panels
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