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by xena 2y ago
To be fair, the AI industry is used to people manifesting out of nowhere doing something stupid and then ending up with revolutionary results. It's no surprise that there's a default optimism (especially if it pans out because the
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by xena 2y ago
I'm going to be downloading the weights and doing local verification
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by xena 2y ago
I hate that podcast spam is being industrialized now. Makes me doubt if I should continue with Xecast.
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We're making our availability metrics public(tigrisdata.com)
1 points by xena 2y ago|0 comments
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Update on Reflection-70B(glaive.ai)
2 points by xena 2y ago|0 comments
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by xena 2y ago
Where do I get the parts to make one?
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by xena 2y ago
They claim that they're going to offer alternatives in the future. iOS used to have a native "share via Twitter" flow until they introduced share extensions. I imagine this will be similar.
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by xena 2y ago
My last job made me shill for AI stuff because GPUs have a lot of income potential. One of my next ones is going to make me shill for AI stuff because it makes people deal with terrifying amounts of data. I understand why this is the case,
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by xena 2y ago
Thanks! If I'm ever at a conference you are, tell me you like my blog for exclusive laptop stickers. Amusingly enough, I actually have a bit of a unique problem with my blog: I have to avoid the urge to do bigger/better things con
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by xena 2y ago
How would I do that from a browser?
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by xena 2y ago
I'm pretty Android doesn't use CUPS, and most people that use Android don't consider themselves Linux users. I think it's okay.
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by xena 2y ago
The issue is when people don't realize that CUPS is installed either because it happened by default or was accidentally brought in through some other transitive dependency. Ubuntu is especially vulnerable to dependency smuggling like t
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by xena 2y ago
Those buffer overflows (should they exist) were not in the security bulletin. I personally give more weight to things that have been reported to exist than things that likely or probably exist.
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by xena 2y ago
Author here. Any randomly selected Linux machine is more likely to be a server than it is a desktop.
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by xena 2y ago
Yes, it's been the reason I've been hired for the last 5 years: https://xeiaso.net It is now the reason I get consulting work.
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by xena 2y ago
As a rule of thumb with AI stuff: it either works instantly, or wait a day or two.
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by xena 2y ago
Where is the video decoder unit located though?
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by xena 2y ago
Rosetta does do AOT recompilation when it can.
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The Open Source Project Maintainer's Guide(liamwhite.dev)
16 points by xena 2y ago|3 comments
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by xena 2y ago
I'm never more serious than when I am joking.
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by xena 2y ago
OP here, testing from various third party sources gets inconsistent results, mostly 2.
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I fixed the strawberry problem because OpenAI couldn't(xeiaso.net)
83 points by xena 2y ago|97 comments
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Reflection Is Cooked(xeiaso.net)
4 points by xena 2y ago|1 comments
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by xena 2y ago
Who bias-checks the bias-checker?
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LinkedIn collaborative articles confuse me(xeiaso.net)
1 points by xena 2y ago|0 comments
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by xena 2y ago
In my experience, being "SRE" means being pager bitch. I was almost completely burned out by being pager bitch for a company that had two warring tribes of PHP and Haskell developers that just sort of threw things over the wall fo
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The Process Zero Manual(lux.camera)
2 points by xena 2y ago|0 comments
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by xena 2y ago
Prometheus. It's way better as a film than people think. It's a perfect greek tragedy.
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by xena 2y ago
For what it's worth, my homelab machines are pets.
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by xena 2y ago
Then when the container gets rescheduled I'm suddenly running the old version of weechat

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