tormeh

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by tormeh 3y ago
I'll change my mind if you show me a higher power and that higher power personally tells me that humans are inherently special. No prophets, no texts, no metaphors, no sunsets. A personal meeting with a God. Considering the Christian G
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by tormeh 3y ago
It usually boils down to religion. I don't think converting people to atheism has a high ROI.
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by tormeh 3y ago
Anyone that believes humans are inherently special will always believe that and their mind cannot be changed. Debating with them is a waste of time.
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by tormeh 3y ago
I wish people would stop saying GPUs when they mean Nvidia GPUs. It’s like saying you’ve made a product for cars, but then it turns out it’s only for Mercedes cars.
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by tormeh 3y ago
For LLM inference, a shoutout to MLC LLM, which runs LLM models on basically any API that's widely available: https://github.com/mlc-ai/mlc-llm
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by tormeh 3y ago
That's the original title of the submission, though.
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by tormeh 3y ago
Is it sold on Steam? On Itch/EGS? Any of the consoles? It's very easy to figure this out.
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by tormeh 3y ago
Godot and Unreal aren't really competing in a lot of areas. No one's going to make movies using Godot any time soon, for example. Unreal's rendering is just so far ahead of the pack.
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by tormeh 3y ago
Technically CEOs are also working class, since they mostly live off of their salary. A lot of this is voluntary, since with a bit less spending I'd imagine most BigCo CEOs could easily cope on capital income from the investments their
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by tormeh 3y ago
It’s not a technical product so much as a legal one. Just keep on using Rustc+Cargo. If Volkswagen or Framatome wants you to write software for them, then you can transition to these blessed versions of the official tooling. And you’ll have
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by tormeh 3y ago
How are office raids still a thing? Surely these are 100% for show nowadays...
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by tormeh 3y ago
https://veloren.net/ I'm a bit impartial since I'm a former contributor, but I think it's super cool. Aside from that, the Bevy game engine also uses wgpu on non-web, but afaik no game of particular significa
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by tormeh 3y ago
Yup, wgpu is already a thing. While it's ironically widely used on desktop, it's less mature in the browser context. Like, there is an open-world 3D MMORPG using wgpu for its graphics, meanwhile it's not yet enabled on stable
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by tormeh 3y ago
Well, I'd like it to respond in something close to real-time, and since I have a pretty good non-Nvidia GPU, it makes more sense to wait for the WebGPU port.
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by tormeh 3y ago
As sad as it is, this is true. AMD has never spent lots of money on software, while Nvidia always has, which was fine for traditional graphics, but with ML this really doesn't cut it. AMD could have ported Pytorch to OpenCL or Vulkan o
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by tormeh 3y ago
Not a big fan of how server-centric the LLM landscape is. I want something that can run locally, and doesn't require any special setup. One install + one model import maximum. Currently unless I want to go clone git repos, install Pyth
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by tormeh 3y ago
I mean, you can install Windows or whatever distro you'd like on the Deck. Not sure what more you could want, honestly.
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by tormeh 3y ago
Redox is IMO trying to do too much at once. I'm not sure about Essence, but this seems to be a common failing of new OS efforts. A new kernel would be a monumental achievement. Even a new windowing system would be awesome. Reinventing
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by tormeh 3y ago
This is quality clickbait.
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by tormeh 3y ago
A big issue is that it doesn’t currently replace the old webtech, but instead just adds to it. You can’t use WASM in the browser without also using JS, which is unfortunate.
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by tormeh 3y ago
What is this? A fine for ants?
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by tormeh 3y ago
It’s because all the verbs are ill-defined in the context of AI. All it boils down to is “I don’t like LLMs”. You could say that LLMs can know, learn, and understand, and you’d be just as correct, just with opposite vibes.
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by tormeh 3y ago
This is it. Having broken stuff by upgrading myself, I can say it does not make you popular. This is especially the case if what the upgrade did was tighten up some bug that it turns hid a bug in your team's code...
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by tormeh 3y ago
Is there a cloud provider that is IPv6-first? Or do they all have the same problems?
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by tormeh 3y ago
It's not that people dislike IPv6 or like IPv4, it's that network people are comfortable with IPv4 and all the extra tech surrounding it. They know it works, so there's no technological risk. There's nothing new to learn
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by tormeh 3y ago
I’ve wondered about this for a long time: Why not Flutter? Should give you one codebase for all platforms, while being significantly faster than webtech-based solutions.
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by tormeh 3y ago
Wait until you read the YAML spec…
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by tormeh 3y ago
Fax is a secure channel, apparently, which of course is complete horseshit. It uses the phone network, which is only marginally better than the internet. Many know that email headers can be faked, but not so many know that phone numbers can
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by tormeh 3y ago
Another satisfied user of AWS Glue, I see. On a scale of 10 to “I have no mouth and I must scream” how much do you hate their error messages?
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by tormeh 3y ago
Yes, finally someone else with whom to fax.

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