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by throwawayqqq11 2mo ago
Am i the only one that does not trust the ootb harnesses? My approach is a llama-server wrapped in a locked down systemd service and a goose client/harness with a from-scratch apparmor profile behind a filtered network interface. Getti
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by throwawayqqq11 2mo ago
This is a new strain without a vaccine and more people infected means higher risk of further mutation. When this thing gets more infectious and progresses slower ... if i were the WHO, id throw everything i got at this.
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by throwawayqqq11 2mo ago
There are pros for employers, they can hire based on whether a candidate has been punished by other employers before and keep punishing them based on an objective social credit system. And there are cons.
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by throwawayqqq11 2mo ago
Apparently, they (agencies and big-ai) are not performing smoke tests before running capability tests. All the recent headlines of rogue agents shouldnt exist.
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by throwawayqqq11 2mo ago
Low effort talking heads in a single cut. We need a tag for this.
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by throwawayqqq11 2mo ago
Have you considered zram/swap? Since running it, i have never seen mem usage > 95%, even under absurd workloads and have never been oom-killed ever since.
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by throwawayqqq11 2mo ago
Then extend the list. We need isolated build envs AND deterministic builds, like nix does. Id like to add project provided runtime capabilities/permissions (eg. apparmor profiles) to the list to. Maybe the day will come, where projects
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by throwawayqqq11 2mo ago
Thats why you only back off at the edges, (not internally, where you can spin up on demand) and why you should add jitter to the timing.
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by throwawayqqq11 2mo ago
Speaking of ignorance, how does your success story relate to the societal issues GP brought up?
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by throwawayqqq11 2mo ago
If pushes are the main problem, they could rate limit too.
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by throwawayqqq11 2mo ago
Jumping on the great asymmetry of output between humans and llms, yet still being responsible for the product is pure kafka.
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by throwawayqqq11 2mo ago
GP wasnt mentioning water consumption.
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by throwawayqqq11 2mo ago
The "for fun" part is really important here. Addictive behavior comes from a hijacked dopamine system, into which you slowly get lured in. This makes it applicable to social media, drugs and if you squint, even to broad obsessions
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by throwawayqqq11 2mo ago
And here comes trump, getting duped by israel over and over again. Very fitting explanation of the middle east.
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by throwawayqqq11 2mo ago
... and when you ship in laptop for repair, you'll get a worse torn out one back. /s
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by throwawayqqq11 2mo ago
Yea, time to cut that funding for wild fire studies and observations! /s
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by throwawayqqq11 2mo ago
Game theory gives all of us an optimal solution, so we all should care about every bit, no matter the global proportion. Btw. Chians per capital CO2 emission is lower than most of europe.
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by throwawayqqq11 2mo ago
Next year, el nino may hit and the extremes will set new records again. I wonder if einstein was right and human stupidity is infinite. On the other side, we can achieve alot as a society when the narratives are positive.
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by throwawayqqq11 3mo ago
They act on keeping the institutions running, which implies partial citizen safety. With spare resources / generous budget and benevolent politicians, these services can be extended to cover more welfare , with shouldnt exist in the f
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by throwawayqqq11 3mo ago
In a not so far dystopian future, we might be thankful for any bit of anonymity we get. I am waiting for the day my ISP detects and blocks my tor/vpn traffic, as GP suggested. You think politicians/regulators wouldnt go so far to
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by throwawayqqq11 3mo ago
Apparently, there is confabulating AI autofill browser extension. Would be nice to seamlessly bullshit them back.
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by throwawayqqq11 3mo ago
Yes, trains are cool, until you realize, they cost money too instead of generating profit. Huge problem in some EU countries rn. > By hiding the costs It's also called externalization of cost(!) and a systemic problem under capitali
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by throwawayqqq11 3mo ago
Next step: Investigate the suspect while in ICE custody. Welcome to the peoples republic of america.
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by throwawayqqq11 3mo ago
Have you considered the cost difference of drone re-entry vs commercial container logistics? There are many options to deliver drones to a location and i dont think from orbit is the most viable one, let alone moving any production there.
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by throwawayqqq11 3mo ago
Reminds me of the spiraling wealth gap as an outcome of markets.
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by throwawayqqq11 3mo ago
You missed the different quality of the dipshits questioning professionals and demand to ne taken serious. The great divide in our society is between people being more vulnerable to cognitive biases and people who are less so. Science is fu
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by throwawayqqq11 3mo ago
Do you regard delusional billionaire circular funding as populist intervention too?
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by throwawayqqq11 3mo ago
When the alternatives "aren't any better", wouldn't this mean you could vote for trump a 4th time? Ofc not. Your statement is bs and deserves all the downvotes. You should take a closer look at the democrats in-fightig,
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by throwawayqqq11 3mo ago
You wont take away my tin hat here. I think they are using any data source, private and public to compile enemy lists. We will see them use it to manipulate the mid term elections. Isnt it wise at this point to assume that extend of maligna
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by throwawayqqq11 4mo ago
> 1/3 of refugees never becomes economical self-sufficient I am not questioning this, or that math is racist. You are misrepresenting me, which is dishonest. My main point is why and what you make of it. And you yield statistics as

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