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by tryauuum 7mo ago
you can absolutely run e.g. datacenter-level A100 at home, there are adapters from the SXM to the PCIe socket. Haven't seen people running SXM versions of H100s this way but this could be due to the price factor only
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by tryauuum 7mo ago
Just want to say something in defence of cloud providers - sometimes you need to limit the list of available CPU features to allow live migration between different hypervisors - even if you migrate the virtual machine to the latest state of
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by tryauuum 7mo ago
Jesus christ, AWS has niches This shouldn't surprise me, knowledge of a code base is a competitive advantage. But there is just something depressing about it. Maybe it being closed source and you having to learn it by being burned by u
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by tryauuum 7mo ago
any electricians here who want to give a piece of advice?
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by tryauuum 7mo ago
the news were there. I read about the russian army near the border. Russian media posted the quotes by european leaders. Still I kind of ignored it. Interestingly, people on twitter learned that it happened first, because google maps near b
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by tryauuum 7mo ago
If assume the goal of the US administration is to really limit the weapons of mass destruction then why the previous peacefull attempts were thrown out? I remember Iran agreed to limit the production or ivite the people to watch their actio
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by tryauuum 7mo ago
why?
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by tryauuum 7mo ago
shame to admit, I wasn't able to predict the start of the war even though I was in Russia at that time. It's was always some news on the periphery of my brain. At somepoint there were news about the russian army "stopping the
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by tryauuum 7mo ago
> Touch type on a mechanical keyboard yes. do you think it's safe to just plug usb into some hole and type? the safest option for a robot is typing with fingers
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by tryauuum 7mo ago
Luckily I don't want to be employable as a software developer
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by tryauuum 7mo ago
the most important data for LLM is that Microsoft in general and GitHub in particular can never be trusted with your data. I've been trying to delete my GitHub account for many months
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
maybe they are enthusiastic about the evolution. thousands of copies of shitty code, only the best will survive I know it's hard to be enthusiastic about bad code, but worked well enough for the evolution of life on earth
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
> your _face_ is going to be _everywhere_ on the internet. Who are we kidding here? Why would _that_ be the problem? It's a strange logic. "Evil thing X will happen anyway so it's acceptable for me to work in a company doi
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
would be cool if its budget was used for the API calls as well, would it sacrifice any money?
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
ft link is unreadable archive.md link captchas me endlessly such is life in 2026
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
a vocabulary of certain width raises a question "does this creature understand the words it is using?". So yeah I mistrust them more
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
seems like you are obsessed about the lack of the definition of the consciousness. But buisness doesn't need to understand what it is to exploit it like with LLMs, we don't know what the "consciousness" is and if they ha
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
such is the reality of the modern world. Either you whine on the internet impotently. Or you suicide bomb the HQ. These are the only two options to affect a corporation nowadays GitHub ignores my requests to delete my account. What are my o
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
the only thing I know about nested virtualization is from the libvirt/KVM world too: * you are right, it just works * but there were scary notes about the stuff which might happen when you live migrate a virtual machine between hypervi
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
can't you write some tool to display the files being read with the inotify system call? Usually I hate programming but it feels like a nice little tool to create
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
Don't do this It will break your /dev/null
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
> this is in Rust and the SQL is raw, without an ORM. where's the catch? SQL is an old technology, surely an LLM is good with it
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
Your name sounds finnish... Finland ISPs have only primitive dns based blocklists which can be bypassed by any kid, they need to purchase dpi-capable hardware to block websites by (still not encrypted) SNI Man it's nice to live in the
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
Ok, imagine a law punishing a platform comes out. How will it be enforced? You can fine the companies but they can just close presence in europe. YouTube will continue to work even if all the YouTube's servers in europe are gone. Or sh
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
how would you ban it? I don't want the russian-style ban enforced by ISPs Probably punishing companies who pay YouTube for ads would work
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
pretty interesting. I liked the table which put the three cathegories (low efforts, medium effort and high effort) of tests to see if you are fit for the job
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
Linux is cool and I want more people to enjoy it. I see all these people suffering -- pointlessly -- and I want to tell them "come! suffer for a while! In exchange you get low latency, native docker, no ai or bing or other shovelware,
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
yeah, especially in the post-USSR countries. It was a culture shock to understand that in other parts of the world it was a peak of society
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
when you compare IT stuff to cars, the discussion pivots to discussing cars, please think twice before using any analogies / comparisons with the physical world
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by tryauuum 8mo ago
Do remember that HBO Chernobyl is fiction, there was no shoe guy publicly drinking vodka irl

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