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by th0ma5 1y ago
This is the correct prospective. Often driver issues transcend technical and political boundaries. My old team dropped a vendor who changed the features of a driver and spent several years trying to find another as well as making that vendo
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by th0ma5 1y ago
How convenient that the facts haven't been verified by anyone not a Republican.
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by th0ma5 1y ago
It's crazy, and how fast "glazed" became commonplace.
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by th0ma5 1y ago
Just for the record, no young person should see this mindset as correct. This is how patterns of abuse are perpetuated. I agree with the sentiments of just leave, but the rest of this is a machismo fantasy. The results driven teams you are
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by th0ma5 1y ago
I never quite understood what their value proposition was for their lock-in.
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by th0ma5 1y ago
I think it should be said that abusive, toxic work environments can creep up until you're in one, and hearing things like people should just have a tough skin. What would be a more specific way of putting that?
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by th0ma5 1y ago
It sucks, while individual anecdotes of success are often unfalsifiable, measurements are also proving misleading, and I don't know an industry that generally benefits from unpredictable material.
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by th0ma5 1y ago
Wild I see only one mention of COVID so far, it has been shown to attack all kinds of organ tissues, the perspectives around "with or from" somehow permanently prevents people from discussing the underlying changes from this conti
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by th0ma5 1y ago
The problem is different though, the containers were able to be made by others and offered dependable success, and anything downstream of model creators is at the whim of the model creator... And so far it seems not much that one model can
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by th0ma5 1y ago
So anyone that doesn't know what they're doing can dismiss it without seriously trying it? I mean, I agree, but I feel like you wouldn't with this implication of what you're saying...
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by th0ma5 1y ago
True, but at least we know who was right.
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by th0ma5 1y ago
Any reasonable person should see the air quality in all American offices as a hostile environment full stop.
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by th0ma5 1y ago
Present in over devices like reportedly even the Pixel 9 and 8 series, but only enabled through rooting.
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Pixel 10 Pro Unlocks DCG, Delivering True 12-Bit Raw Video(cined.com)
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by th0ma5 1y ago
Yeah to me it more poisonous that people reflexively believe any pushback must be wrong because people feel empowered regardless of any measurement that may point out that people only get (maybe) out of LLM models what they put into them, a
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by th0ma5 1y ago
I've skimmed the source material and it doesn't either except for the general advice of putting it all in some kind of conceptual box and slowly move parts to modern or better managed solutions as you try to reverse engineer it al
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by th0ma5 1y ago
The only downside is that the Tailscale organization will be privy to your actions online as well.
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by th0ma5 1y ago
Tailscale has some fundamental security assumptions that some people may not like for it to be so reflexively suggested all the time, but also, the last mile of user interface issues plague the whole of cryptography systems.
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by th0ma5 1y ago
It's wild to see would-be influencers continue to build upon a pile of sand, each trying to out pace the lingo on one hand and clinging to anecdotes and conjecture on the other. I wish like other technologies there were first principal
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by th0ma5 1y ago
I remember one of the first random people I interacted with on IRC who was also at a university lab pirating software getting so mad at me that I didn't tell them they could download many things simultaneously from IRC bots and I had o
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by th0ma5 1y ago
How do you evaluate this except for anecdote and how do we know your experience isn't due to how you use them?
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by th0ma5 1y ago
I always liked this visualization from a while ago https://alphacode.deepmind.com/ (Press play, zoom all the way out and scroll down if on mobile)
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by th0ma5 1y ago
Do not breathe on people or around other people and then you can't be arrested for assault I'd think. It is wild that you feel justified in so much harm. Seek help.
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by th0ma5 1y ago
I adopted just the Clojure style of thinking in terms of immutable copies and it seems easier to move between synch and asynch conceptually as needed, although Clojure has some asynch parallelism automatically due to this paradigm as well.
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by th0ma5 1y ago
You can't make any guarantees and manually watching everything is not tenable. "Much" instead of "all" means having to check it all because "much" is random.
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by th0ma5 1y ago
I can be arrested for donating money for any kind of terrorists cause or group, however.
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by th0ma5 1y ago
Good point I was too generic, why should people be allowed to spread COVID specifically? Most certainly I can be arrested today for injecting people with dirty needles?
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by th0ma5 1y ago
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by th0ma5 1y ago
So, I've done this, I've pasted in the headers and pleaded with it to not imagine ABIs that don't exist, and multiple models just want to make it work however they can. People shouldn't be so quick to reply like this, ma
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by th0ma5 1y ago
This would be helpful if there was some kind of first principle at which to gauge that better or worse comparison but there isn't outside of people's value judgements like what you're offering.

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