utopiah

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by utopiah 6mo ago
Migrated from OVH to Hezner last Winter too, 0 downtime since, rolling backup running fine and lower bill too.
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by utopiah 6mo ago
Fascinating to see this kind of work in parallel with open tools to do more at a relatively small scale, e.g. LumenPnP. Every time I learned about this kind of tool my first reaction is "Damn... wish I had this in my basement" wit
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by utopiah 6mo ago
This is yet another ad, it's tiring. It's a post claiming average AI is useful... by a for-profit "data platform with a CLI that LLM agents can use directly". What are they going to do? Criticize the whole industry they
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by utopiah 6mo ago
Who are you to question our faith? /s
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by utopiah 6mo ago
Perfect clarification, much appreciated!
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by utopiah 6mo ago
Well they are, you just did, and it helped me so thank you.
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by utopiah 6mo ago
Well that was part of my point, not everybody is TSMC. It's not "just" getting an ASML machine and voila, you're good to go.
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by utopiah 6mo ago
Initially I thought "Well... good for AI companies because they can then charge more" but IMHO that's a very tricky position because it means the cheap wave is behind us. It's one thing to "sell" free or symbol
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by utopiah 6mo ago
Is ASML really the bottleneck? Do you believe anybody but TSMC and few fabs could really use and acquire those machines? I don't know the throughput of a EUV device from ASML but I imagine you need : - clean room, itself needing the in
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by utopiah 6mo ago
What was the alternative?
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by utopiah 6mo ago
Since influence became monetized Goodhart's law kicked in, making popularity irrelevant as an indicator of quality. It's really the same mechanism every time : - capitalism is about making money, more money, "better" - s
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by utopiah 6mo ago
How does it compare to LeRobot SO101 https://huggingface.co/docs/lerobot/so101 ?
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by utopiah 6mo ago
Doubt this kind of workloads would agree to send data then to a cloud of randos devices, precisely when cloud providers to certify they aren't looking at clients data (Customer-managed encryption keys, CMEK).
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by utopiah 7mo ago
Seems like so much more work than "just" paying for https://huggingface.co or whichever other neocloud who already did all the setup for you and just waits for your credit card per minute/seconds/token.
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by utopiah 7mo ago
> attackers have effectively infinite time No, attackers are also rational economical actors. They don't randomly attack any software just for the aesthetics beauty of the process. They attack for bounty, for fame, for national inte
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by utopiah 7mo ago
It was honestly a very cool gimmick few years ago, when it was new. Chatting with your photos, imagine that! ... then after few tries you're like "well... I just want the last 10 photos because I want to share a photo of my son pl
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by utopiah 7mo ago
> about 15% of them have intrinsic motivation to learn [...] they are extremely ahead of their class. Feels like whatever tool they'd be given, they'd be ahead anyway. What's more worrying IMHO is, are the remaining 85% fa
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by utopiah 7mo ago
Indeed, reverse classroom, everybody getting access to high quality content, video then interaction, learning paths, etc. Well, in practice it's still about the amount of time a pupil does train with the right oversight and that is pre
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by utopiah 7mo ago
Classic technological innovation trope : amazing in theory with the perfect user in the perfect use case, misused in practice with terrible consequences for society at large. Sure the one student who already excels, is motivated,
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by utopiah 7mo ago
Not sure why VLC doesn't do that. It's a joke... but also not really? I mean VLC is "just" an interface to play videos. Videos are content files one "interact" with, mostly play/pause and few other functio
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by utopiah 7mo ago
What's the difference with complying to OpenAPI specification and providing an endpoint?
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by utopiah 7mo ago
Because YouTube wants to be TikTok nowadays.
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by utopiah 7mo ago
What's Qualcomm and Broadcom moat? Is it "just" IP or could they be replaced by a slower more expensive equivalent, say FPGA based, relying on open building blocks?
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by utopiah 7mo ago
> justified in another 10 years. Hard to imagine when they don't have any moat. Sure they have ... I don't know how many users but it's not like a social network. Instagram was valued $10B with 10 very VERY fast not becaus
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by utopiah 7mo ago
> Only CC will produce the level of token churn that could drive huge profits for model providers. Are they actually driving any profit? I mean actual profit, not "tokens" or users or profit but ignoring inference costs, same
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by utopiah 7mo ago
> device is largely useless due to a lack of software support. Came looking for this. It's the pitfall of 99% of hardware projects. They get a great team of hardware engineer, they go through the maddening of actually producing a th
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by utopiah 7mo ago
FWIW there are tools specifically to test the impact. I hope to read reports from https://ooni.org soon.
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by utopiah 7mo ago
We ALL do dumb shit. The shit from powerful people just has more impact. The "trick" is that cunning powerful people fail forward, so they keep on doing dumb shit with even more impact.
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by utopiah 7mo ago
No way... that's the most retarded thing I've heard for a while now, and I did read about international news. Introspection is basically THE core mechanism for learning. That's HOW one learns on any topic. It's not a &qu
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by utopiah 7mo ago
- The reach of JavaScript

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