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7mo ago
Where is 263 GB database of every stock quote and options trade in the past 4 years?
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7mo ago
It could be part of dissolution of the company to mandate community firmware. But it depends on their licenses… Anyhow, this is a common enough practice. Many companies that provide infrastructure type software and sell to Fortune 500 compa
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7mo ago
In theory, maybe. In practice… last write wins (LWW) is a CFDT operator, so replace every mention of CRDT with LWW and issues will more obvious. Really though, the problem with merges is not conflicts, it’s when the merged code is wrong but
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7mo ago
There are companies selling streetlight replacements with chargers. They may get a lot of business in the next decade.
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Local has a batch size of 1. If you are already memory bound then you leave compute on the table. Why not use it? Not sure they target local though…
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Yeah I have a workflow platform that uses v4.
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7mo ago
Jitter. It make precise timings unreliable. Time the entire time of 1000 runs and divide by 1000 instead of starting and stopping 1000 timers.
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7mo ago
Interesting, thanks. I need make some good docs soon.
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Yeah, though the n^2 is overstating things. One thing I noticed was that they time each call and then use a median. Sigh. In a browser. :/ With timing attack defenses build into the JS engine.
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7mo ago
It is based on onnx, so can i use with transformers.js and the browser?
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I always like to ask AI to generate a middle aged blond man with gray hair. Turns out that all models with gray have black roots. https://chatgpt.com/share/69bcd01a-a750-800d-95f5-3b840b9ee2... https://gemin
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7mo ago
Yeah, shining a q-beam at a tesla should not have it turn off FSD.
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Anthropic is subsidizing Claude Code. It makes lots of sense.
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7mo ago
Sounds like Fallout
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7mo ago
Getting citizenship requires planning.
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7mo ago
Simply not sell to that state.
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Just like when musicians were on strike and the radio people decided to play a recording over the air (gasp! a record!) rather than live performances. A nice ban on playing recorded music would have saved those jobs.
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7mo ago
Yes, this exactly. Also, if there is a ui design then they could look wildly different. I rarely use this feature, but when appropriate, it is fantastic to see the different approaches.
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7mo ago
You had the answer right there… SPCX will be the product, what they make will no longer matter.
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7mo ago
Where system prompt lists a certain someone’s latest tweets.
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7mo ago
You can use cursor with grok, though my experience is that grok is the worst of the API providers cursor supports.
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7mo ago
Poor SpaceX employees whose options got diluted by Twitter. :/
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I went looking, and did find stuff on Amazon, though none were made of an aluminum chasis, and none had the geekbench score anywhere near, and none had the screen brightness.
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7mo ago
And it works on the Vision Pro via the next update.
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No, getting bad results slowly is much worse. Bad results quickly and you can make adjustments. But yes, if there is a choice I want quality over speed. At same quality, I definitely want speed.
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Use cli or extension or the app?
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Don’t use the “auto” model and you will be fine. You just described their “auto” behavior, which I’m guessing uses grok. Using it with specific models is great, though you can tell that Anthropic is subsidizing Claude Code as you watch your
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I've done this for decades with a full rack. Stuff fails on occasion. So what?
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I dunno… for setup, yes absolutely. One time cost in time. After that, not really.
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It’s wild that no one knows just how cheap bandwidth really is. AWS pulled one over on people and it’s like the movie studios still demanding 10% of the top for VHS distribution. Today.
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