tucnak

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by tucnak 2y ago
American prosecution on Australian soil throughout.
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by tucnak 2y ago
I think we should take the time to get in touch with your employer, and let them know that you DON'T GIVE A FUCK, & some more about how "caring" is for <s>pussies</s>, or should I say greens/grifting
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by tucnak 2y ago
I think you may be autistic.
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by tucnak 2y ago
There's nothing cynical about my position. It's better to be naive and go from one corporate family to another with a caring attitude, attempting to make a difference, committing to hard work, and having your heart broken, than be
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by tucnak 2y ago
I mean, already ChatGPT alone has made more cultural and historical impact per capita than the aforementioned gentlemen, simply because nobody cares about philosophy. But that was never my point. My point is: you can think of uncle Witt kin
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by tucnak 2y ago
So cynical! I'm trembling.
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by tucnak 2y ago
Deep learning is the most important thing to happen to philosophy since Socrates / Wittgenstein.
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by tucnak 2y ago
Genuine "top talent" is the people that care about the company; they aren't leaving.
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by tucnak 2y ago
Yeah, he omitted it for brevity alright & you would just have to deal with it. Some day you might, too, become Mysterio Mister Knowledgeable
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by tucnak 2y ago
Genius
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by tucnak 2y ago
They should ignore anyone telling them to ignore Mac advice. First of all, there's plenty of refurbished M2 Max 96GB+ Studio's out there going for $3000, I have just got one, although I also had to pay a slight premium because Eur
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by tucnak 2y ago
It does in something like DataGrip. Honestly, I can't imagine using Postgres without it these days.
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by tucnak 3y ago
> Elena was also deeply involved with her husband’s enterprise and intimately aware of Imex’s operations. In many ways, she seemed to be supervising and directing Nikolay’s activities in direct coordination with Andrey Averyanov, the hea
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by tucnak 3y ago
I think it could be more impressive had it integrated with Hashicorp Vault or smth, I had always felt policy-driven development got inexplicably short legs, and otherwise too clumsy in the ergonomics dept
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by tucnak 3y ago
> I really like the idea of generating keys on the fly based on the domain name that I'm authenticating against. You could do it on a USB cryptoprocessor, and securely, too. https://tillitis.se/
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by tucnak 3y ago
Yes, it does
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by tucnak 3y ago
Hey, responding in this thread to make sure you see it. Would you be open to conversation re: FPGA deployment in Ukraine? Tips and pointers mostly. I don't see any contact details on your profile, however I would really appreciate if y
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by tucnak 3y ago
Hey man have seen you around here, very knowledgeable, thanks for your input! What's your take on projects like https://github.com/corundum/corundum I'm trying to get better at FPGA design, perhaps learn PCIe
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by tucnak 3y ago
I would run simple llama.cpp batch jobs for 10 minutes when it would suddenly fail, and require a restart. Random VM_L2_PROTECTION_FAULT in dmesg, something having to do with doorbells. I did report this, never heard back from them.
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by tucnak 3y ago
This is just responding to Anthropic, right? Funny how it took competition for them to make Vision-class models available.
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by tucnak 3y ago
Groq doesn't use AMD afaik, they had designed hardware of their own, which is actually 1000s of SRAM chips in a trench-coat.
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by tucnak 3y ago
Just go have a look around Github issues in their ROCm repositories on Github. A few months back the top excuse re: AMD was that we're not supposed to use their "consumer" cards, however the datacenter stuff is kosher. Well,
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by tucnak 3y ago
Which would be impressive had it _actually_ worked for ML workloads.
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by tucnak 3y ago
No real SQL, no real materialisation engine, no extensions.
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by tucnak 3y ago
Which is indicative of... squat. They could introduce an RSA-authenticated backdoor at any time, not unlike the one we had seen in xz, & no researcher would ever find out. In fact, chances are it's already there but even if it&#x27
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by tucnak 3y ago
And they would genuinely believe Xen is secure from NSA. Qubes is fun because it locks you into Intel processors; manufacturer notorious for sending cease-and-desist letters to researchers who had attempted to disable IME.
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by tucnak 3y ago
>virtually impossible >NSA I have a bridge to sell.
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by tucnak 3y ago
That's why you want to invest in chassis security, hire ex-EMINT peeps from rival intelligence agencies to work on it. I reckon a startup could do it.
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by tucnak 3y ago
Plan9 on LiteX FPGA arrangement from open source tooling is all the rage these days now that there's RV32 and RV64 compilers for it.
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by tucnak 3y ago
I like this joke intuitively but perhaps I'm missing the reference?

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