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by thway15269037 17d ago
I wonder if they could apply the same to Qwen3.8-Flash-Next. If they did 60gb -> 6gb to Qwen-27B, could they possibly do the same to the MoE model. 36gb lossless 126B model seems like an impossible task.
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by thway15269037 1mo ago
Why would anyone use Antropic with these prices and full of bullshit safeguards, where chinese models rarely have any at all and massively cheaper? You can't even ask it to pentest auth code it itself has written.
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by thway15269037 2mo ago
Also someone start counting days until they implement mandatory KYC and AML into request processing.
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by thway15269037 2mo ago
Terrible news for the market. Even as someone who dislikes AI, it's terrible. Stripe is a horrible company and more market consolidation is very worrisome. Hope someone clones it and they take a loss at it.
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by thway15269037 7mo ago
It's baffling that with current iteration of hype mania all of the lessons about metrics were thrown out of the window. Goodhart's law anyone? All of a sudden all of the terrible, horrifying methods of measuring lines of code, com
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by thway15269037 8mo ago
There are other things very good "at some range of common tasks". For example, stackoverflow snippets, libraries, bash spaghetti and even some no-code/low-code tools.
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by thway15269037 9mo ago
Yeah I got corrected above. Good, but not good it took them 3 years.
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by thway15269037 9mo ago
Well apparently 3 years later they did a thing. I asked about it so many times I didn't even bother to check if they added it. Though I'm not sure if they did not sneak it as some part of AB-test because the last time I did check
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by thway15269037 9mo ago
ChatGPT to this day does not have a single simplest feature -- fork chat from message. That's the thing even the most barebones open-source wrappers had since 2022. Probably even before because ERP stuff people played with predates cha
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by thway15269037 10mo ago
Now I'm curious: does this situation classify as force-majeure for a major firms? "Hey, you know, actually our entire consumer base just disappeared overnight. Crazy, huh?". And will various governments have to intervene to s
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by thway15269037 10mo ago
And what if they just do it anyway? What are they going to do, sue them? Make them scrub every git repository on the planet?
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by thway15269037 10mo ago
Both are deprecated though. And both say something unexpected on their repositories: one suggests you to use Docker Desktop (what?!), the other to try Fedora (what?!!). Am I taking crazy pills?
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by thway15269037 10mo ago
So much this. People don't realize that when 1 trillion (10 trillion, 100 trillion, whatever comes next) is at stake, there are no limits what these people will do to get them. I will be very surprised if there are not at least several
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by thway15269037 10mo ago
So if JavaScript was made on this day, today, it would be named AIScript? Got it. Totally hard to understand the level of hype.
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by thway15269037 10mo ago
Then I sure hope Nvidia completely ceases to exist, like SGI, who, ironically, was decimated by Nvidia and cheap consumer hardware.
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by thway15269037 10mo ago
So, when anyone will fork in? Call it MaxIO or whatever. I might even submit couple of small patches. My only blocker for a fork to maintain compatibility and path to upgrade from earlier versions.
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by thway15269037 10mo ago
This is nauseating. I hope someone forks KDE into like KDElive or something so I could continue use X11 and not bother with piece of junk of Wayland. The whole thing is a wrong way for free software and is being pushed by couple big corps o
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by thway15269037 11mo ago
I had a simple proxmox/k8s cluster going, and fitting RAM for nodes was the last on my list. It was cheapo ol' DDR4. Where I live price for my little cluster project gone up from around ~400 usd in july (for 5 node setup) to almos
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by thway15269037 11mo ago
Isn't it the whole point of current AI environment? "We can't, we shouldn't, yet we did and look at our stock". I won't bet anything at it but the whole thing, the whole AI economy looks like a big YOLO, so tak
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by thway15269037 1y ago
I don't know about GMP, but I recently built a PC with 9950X3D. As part of initial testing, I ran Prime95 for 48 hours. Everything ran stable, but I noticed that part of the tests, I think it was FFT or something like that, caused incr
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by thway15269037 1y ago
Does nginx still lock prometheus metrics and active probing behind $$$$$ (literal hundreds of thousands)? Forgot third most important thing. I think is was re-resolving upstreams. Anyway, good luck staying competitive lol. Almost everyone I
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by thway15269037 1y ago
I don't think combined energy output of every power station on Earth would be enough after we have Electron apps for so long. (edit: typo)
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by thway15269037 1y ago
Grab a used/refurb 3090 then. Probably as legendary card as a 1080Ti.
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by thway15269037 1y ago
I hate how prevalent it has become and it's getting even worse. One company that is buying our product has enforced SSO in theirs installation, making access_token lifetime of 15 seconds and refresh_token 4 minutes. For those unaware o
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by thway15269037 2y ago
Oh god, even this article has AI and LLM section in it. When I thought distributed system design could not get any worse, someone actually pitched AI slop in it. God I want to dig a cave and live in it.
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by thway15269037 2y ago
Before opening this can of worms, can we finally address that there is a hard, hardcoded limit of 255 bytes per file name (folder name) in Linux? Yeah, 255 bytes, that is, like 63 japanese characters or emojis or maybe less. And in kernel,
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by thway15269037 2y ago
Are they going to remove competitor password manager apps as they did with other things they have incorporated into the iOS?
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by thway15269037 3y ago
Even on most overpriced and insane modern nvme consumer SSDs you'd see numbers like that: Seq Writes 7000 MiB/s; Rand 4k Writes: 44 MiB/s. And the last number haven't really improved over the years. Yeah, it's bette
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by thway15269037 3y ago
Totally random question that I was recently thinking about: can reuse of LUKS passphrases undermine security? Yeah, yeah, I know, reusing passwords/passphrases is bad and all, but consider only this use case: you have PC and have a lap
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by thway15269037 4y ago
Am I going to get banned on HN for saying that Eliezer is a complete clown here? Because it's just surreal to read. It read more like some parody from B-tier video game than a TIME article. What is this even? I thought highly of Yudkov

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