tough

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by tough 1y ago
isnt that called enterprise support / consulting
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by tough 1y ago
In an hotel you can just not do chores!
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by tough 1y ago
the main reason of etre of airbnb is to let him and others skip the law and not get a proper license to run a faux-hotel at their second homes. then people can't afford nor rent nor buying homes in their homeplaces, due to these twats
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by tough 1y ago
did you see yesterday nano-vllm [1] from a deepseek employee 1200LOC and faster than vanilla vllm? 1. https://github.com/GeeeekExplorer/nano-vllm
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by tough 1y ago
if you open a PR, even if it doesnt get merged, anyone with the same issue can find it, and use your PR/branch/fix if it suits better their needs than master
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by tough 1y ago
meh, more like the AWS
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by tough 1y ago
to someone who would like to study/learn that evolution, any good recs?
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by tough 1y ago
this is the excuse i needed to revisit phoenix-elixir after a decade ty fly team
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by tough 1y ago
sounds like the concept of a pool/guest house to me
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by tough 1y ago
thoughts on TimesFM? > After looking further it seems like this startup is both trying to publish academic research promoting these models as well as selling it to businesses, which seems like a conflict of interest to me. is this a gene
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by tough 1y ago
just giving the whole DoD chatgpt that's deployed in their servers would be pretty useful i guess for them?
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by tough 1y ago
yeah no worries at all, i appreciate your comment and the conversation it opened up!
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by tough 1y ago
Marketing department can own it and SEO
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by tough 1y ago
I agree with you overall but i feel the legislation isn't as nuanced and enables second order effects we can't preconcieve. But you're right it is not my right to decide for others either, and i abide to the laws and will res
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by tough 1y ago
There's also a big difference between a local llm which model's weights you fully control and have acess to, and thus can be sure it's not being changed under your nose. Trusting OpenAI to not put sychophant 4o on, or not do
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by tough 1y ago
well I didn't ask which one was easier but more worthy to pursue
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by tough 1y ago
no death is just part of life, there's no life without death. the disease would be alzheimer, and curing it would mean probably preventing it / being able to edit the genome to nullify whatever gen is making it come up in the firs
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by tough 1y ago
Yeah tbh english isn't my first language, and I meant more into -finding the causes- and eradicating alzheimer, aka preventing it, much like we have done with polio, or whatever. Not really curing people already in advanced state of th
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by tough 1y ago
Yes, it's a slippery slope once a state providing assistant to suicide is law imho. It just doesnt seem something a state should be charged with.
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by tough 1y ago
I didnt link them but several similar cases around mental illness. IMHO a state shouldn't give individuals the right to off themselves. Nature and physics already do, providing laws and a framework around it perverses it to push that p
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by tough 1y ago
Would calling an ambulance changed anything in this case?
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by tough 1y ago
They're basically simplifying and romanticizing how RHLF works. https://openai.com/index/sycophancy-in-gpt-4o/ https://www.anthropic.com/news/towards-understanding-sycopha...
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by tough 1y ago
damn it this is peak hn ty i shall pass that rite of passage some day and eyeball my way to the moon
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by tough 1y ago
> Almost nothing about our modern life is "natural", including most of medicine. That said, how is death unnatural? only meant having to bear the death of your child before you, usually a parent dies first, although i guess inf
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by tough 1y ago
of their own or their customers with theirs?
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by tough 1y ago
someone vibe coded a push to prod on friday?
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by tough 1y ago
I guess we can explore both, but I'd ask you to research how these laws are already affecting families too in new ways on places where eutanasia is already legal. It's easy on older -about to die-, people, but what about not such
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by tough 1y ago
why not try to cure alzheimer or other mental diseases that show up on the elderly instead?
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by tough 1y ago
> Literally imagine if you could type as fast as you could think This is exactly how vibe coding has been feeling to me lately, I do read all the code while it writes it, and I command the AI to write/edit/fix the code, so its
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by tough 1y ago
I mean yeah the "borrowed" is doing a lot of heavy lifting. But that was just like the latest, I just don't love how it talks like it was an alive person at the other end, maybe I should add something to my personal prompt to

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