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by toshinoriyagi 11mo ago
I bought a year ago and my max lending amounts were around 45-50% of my gross salary.
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by toshinoriyagi 11mo ago
I don't think it is this simple. Even with UBI, there will be varying quality of rentals, with nicer ones being more expensive. If every landlord jacked up the price, demand would shift to cheaper, lower quality rentals. More people wi
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by toshinoriyagi 11mo ago
They don't have to have those. Depending on your definition of "kids", most people on HN I imagine are not giving their kids phones, laptops, or tablets at young ages (maybe less than ~13?). And if they do, I imagine the devi
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by toshinoriyagi 1y ago
Yes, but one of the conflicting interests is illegal. We all know these companies pirate a huge amount of copyrighted data to train their LLMs and VLMs. Clear copyright infringement, Anthropic just lost a few billion dollars for this. In a
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by toshinoriyagi 1y ago
I don't think Zig is about expressivity over safety. Many people liken Zig to C, like with Rust to C++. Zig is a lot safer than C by nature. It does not aim to be as safe as Rust by default. But the language is a lot simpler. It also h
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by toshinoriyagi 1y ago
The cost of old models decreases a lot, but the cost of frontier models, what people use 99% of the time, is hardly decreasing. Plus, many of the best models rely on thinking or reasoning, which use 10-100x as many tokens for the same promp
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by toshinoriyagi 1y ago
That's good to hear. We have found some suspect SELECTs used in our client-facing API recently. Might be good to double-check that those are running efficiently and not hamstringing the writes.
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by toshinoriyagi 1y ago
The discussion above was about violence stemming from political ideology. You will have to provide evidence that the murders in Chicago are politically motivated.
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by toshinoriyagi 1y ago
Are SELECT queries most companies' bottleneck? While we find the occasional SELECT without an index or joining something it doesn't need to, my biggest struggle is optimizing UPDATES. In our busiest times we need to update up to 1
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by toshinoriyagi 1y ago
I don't think many people in the west think the Online Safety Act is good. Particularly on Hacker News it has been heavily criticized from what I have seen.
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by toshinoriyagi 1y ago
What is the video supposed to suggest? I think it's extremely hard to conclude anything from a plot of the teacher's position over time throughout the classroom. Is staying at the front a sign that the teacher is lazy and not help
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by toshinoriyagi 1y ago
I think the big thing with Unreal is the vast majority of games are closed source. It's already only used for games, as opposed to asking questions about general-purpose programming, but there is also less training data.
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by toshinoriyagi 1y ago
100K at 7% (market rate adjusted for inflation) is 1.6M after 40 years, so that would be 1.6M in today's buying power. Pretty good by the vast majority of peoples' standards.
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by toshinoriyagi 1y ago
I think there is an important third category beyond "avatar of techno-optimism" vs "advocate of caution". Artists typically oppose GenAI because the models are trained on huge swaths of copyrighted works. They certainly
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by toshinoriyagi 1y ago
I'm not too sure what "MCP-based methodology" is, but Jan-nano-128k is a small model specifically designed to be able to answer in-depth questions accurately via tool-use (researching in a provided document or searching the w
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by toshinoriyagi 1y ago
I mean, Clear Linux was the leader in the vast majority of Linux benchmarks, to my knowledge. So much so that even AMD used it in their advertised benchmarks for CPU releases because of the performance advantage. I think it was quite succes
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by toshinoriyagi 1y ago
The abuse of AI here blows my mind. Not just the use of AI to try to find a vulnerability in a widely-used repo, but the complete ignorance when using the AI. "hey chat, give this in a nice way so I reply on hackerone with this comment
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by toshinoriyagi 1y ago
The most common GPU per the steam survey is the RTX 3060 at 170W TDP. A huge % of users have cards near or below this TDP. The SXM H100 has a 700W TDP, and will spend far more of its life at or near that value. Given an average ~8 hours of
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by toshinoriyagi 1y ago
Hadn't heard of this eGPU dock before, but it seems to support USB 4 as well. I wonder why they only mention USB 3. USB 3 is 5Gb/s, but USB 4 gets you to 40Gb/s, near HDMI 2.1. https://www.adt.link/product&#x2
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by toshinoriyagi 1y ago
This is very cool. Feels a lot like old school internet. A refreshing experience compared to most social media.
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by toshinoriyagi 2y ago
Isn't this all solved by just filing separately, not jointly?
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by toshinoriyagi 2y ago
You are totally correct, I misread your original comment and thought you took the opposite stance.
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by toshinoriyagi 2y ago
Correct, the above posted ignored the four prongs of fair use: 1. Is the work more educational or commercial. 2. What is the nature of the underlying work (creative works are more protected). 3. Is the work transformative. 4. What will be t
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by toshinoriyagi 2y ago
This sounds like an order from the Key and Peele "Soul Food" sketch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3zDHSLDY0Q8
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by toshinoriyagi 2y ago
The majority of games run well on linux. I've had exceedingly few issues. Between Steam/Bottles/Lutris/Heroic and more, the vast majority of games work with no effort. The only reason I don't always play on Linux is
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by toshinoriyagi 2y ago
It's much easier to do this than many people think as wealthy individuals frequently borrow against their non-liquid assets. This circumvents the price drop associated with flooding the supply of some stock.
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by toshinoriyagi 2y ago
Yeah, that's what I meant by variable rate, but ARM is the appropriate term. Thanks.
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by toshinoriyagi 2y ago
How can they make you default on your mortgage? Your payment is made of 3 things, the home loan, property tax, and home insurance. The Fed influences mortgage interest rates by adjusting the Federal Funds Rate. Even if it does impact mortga
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by toshinoriyagi 2y ago
edit: 32GB is confirmed here https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/graphics-cards/50-serie... Supposedly, this image of a Inno3D 5090 box leaked, revealing 32GB of VRAM. It seems like the 5090 will be more of
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by toshinoriyagi 2y ago
The current 100% tariff on EVs from China^[1] may play a large part in the US market. The latest Xiaomi seems like a pretty good deal. Even Ford's CEO said he had been driving it for the last 6 months to understand the competition bett

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