tomrod

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by tomrod 5mo ago
Price simulators are fine. They also know the distribution of use. They can do cost plus pricing (many cloud providers do). You're defending deliberately obfuscated pricing when it need not be obfuscated.
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by tomrod 5mo ago
> Whether we like it or not, ID is required to function in society these days. Why?
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by tomrod 5mo ago
And they pay for the time off work, the daycare required, the gas bill... No fee is not equivalent to free.
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by tomrod 5mo ago
I'm not going to roll in the mud here. Rather, it is sufficient to point out that generically showing a vaccine record/card for a limited time is qualitatively different from online tracking of all activity, and that COVID killed
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by tomrod 5mo ago
Even crazier is that there is nothing preventing agents from not using this. The hardware, signing, etc. can all operate as part of an autonomous agent stack. There is no benefit here to anyone.
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by tomrod 5mo ago
This is not what OP is describing. It is very common to simplify objects for decreasing boundary objects by orders of magnitude. GeoJSON is missing correlation when you do that. Simplifying country objects from a GeoJSON source could lead t
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by tomrod 5mo ago
Supabase's auth is MIT licensed and OSS, is it not? https://github.com/supabase/auth/blob/master/LICENSE
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by tomrod 5mo ago
What actions does agents enable that weren't already available from Airbyte?
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by tomrod 5mo ago
The mind of the dualist is a radio so uncomfortable with its own circuitry that it invents a broadcasting tower to explain the music.
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by tomrod 5mo ago
A litmus test in the law for "good" (freedom-respecting) laws and "bad" (moral judgement/forcing homogenous morals) laws. Utah has chosen, unfortunately, to abrogate the rights of parents to raise their children and
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by tomrod 5mo ago
Forge-jo is super interesting too!
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by tomrod 5mo ago
> Any idea how they ensure this doesnt happen? Build a deterministic query set and automate it for monthly or daily reporting reconcilliation. Leave AI out of it.
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by tomrod 6mo ago
Code.
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by tomrod 6mo ago
Basket goods, basically. Price of good i x Quantity of good i. Quantity is fixed year to year. So a loaf of bread, a gallon of milk, a TV, etc. Sum those up across a reasonably representative basket, then compare that sum to the same quanti
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by tomrod 6mo ago
Good call out because I was a little unclear. Opposite of what you said. The "dig" was not retrenching to more use, but rather I evaluated what I saw them doing and have migrated our company to much better options.
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by tomrod 6mo ago
I'm not up to date, I think. How so?
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by tomrod 6mo ago
Does the EO actually hold any weight to that designation, or is that decided by the US Congress?
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by tomrod 6mo ago
It was enough for me to dig much deeper into OpenAI, where before we almost exclusively used them for services with any form of SLA.
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by tomrod 6mo ago
I had them. They are wonderful, and even creamy. I still love tiny red bananas though, they are so sweet!
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by tomrod 6mo ago
Can you show a working example/implementation of these theoretical improvements? Working code would also go far for replication.
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by tomrod 6mo ago
Teams that do this need to just dogfood internally. Once you start collecting telemetry on external users defaulted to opt-in you're not a good faith actor in the ecosystem.
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by tomrod 6mo ago
AI loopidity rearing it's head. Just send the bullet points that we all want anyway, right?! Stop sending globs of text and other generated content!
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by tomrod 6mo ago
Extraordinary claims! I don't follow the argument though.
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by tomrod 6mo ago
I never thought about these as different acquisition models. What others are there to learn about?
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by tomrod 6mo ago
Does the cost scale linearly/superlinearly? What does the $300-$400 price data point tell us with relationship to the parameter density? No gotchas here. I genuinely don't know that 8B parameters is in a zone with significant decr
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Mozilla launches Thunderbolt AI client with focus on self-hosted infrastructure(arstechnica.com)
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by tomrod 6mo ago
Can it be replicated by a user?
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by tomrod 6mo ago
Turns out riding on top of controlled explosions is a risky engagement.
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by tomrod 6mo ago
This is why, for me, year of the Linux desktop was 2008. It's been atrocious since then.
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by tomrod 6mo ago
Before Libre Office was Open Office. I take comfort that we would not be without a local office suite for long.

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