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xtracto
3mo ago
This is when I wish Jobs was still in charge of Apple. I never quite liked him, but I like Altman way less. And Jobs would CRUCIFY the whole openAI team for this. It would be beautiful to watch.
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xtracto
3mo ago
Have you seen the clown they elected in the US? Also, ive heard in Ukraine they elected a comedian as president.
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3mo ago
Isn't the US famous for not even signing a lot of world treaties like climate accords and others? This is an interesting subject and conversation, but it's moot having it in these culture-centric forums. I wonder if there are Ru
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xtracto
3mo ago
I wonder how would a RAID0 array of either disks or even nvme improve the performance of this.
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3mo ago
This is something that would benefit from Intel Optane memory. Too bad it was killed at the time.
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3mo ago
I will be delighted to try. I have a 128gb macbookpro m4 waiting for this.
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3mo ago
I remember around 2 years ago give or take, we used it at a company for A/B testing. The UI was sensible enough. But fast forward to a couple of weeks ago, I opened an account and I just could not understand what I saw. I remember it b
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xtracto
3mo ago
I'm currently watching Better Call Saul for the first time with my wife. The fact that they used old ladies for the Ad, and that it is evident they are reading from a prompt (fake-ish feeling) gives me strong James McGill vibes haha.
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xtracto
3mo ago
Good, hopefully in 10-15 years we will have mostly self-driving cars for most ground transportation requirements.
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3mo ago
They definitely havent. Tech side of companies is a Cost Center. And the main question the CEO/CFO makes to the CTO every week is "how can we reduce our AWS bill?" , even before the how was your weekend ? One.
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3mo ago
Reminds me of an American guy who I met in the UK around 2005 when I was doing my PhD (he was doing his 2nd PhD!!!). He refused to open a "cloud" email account (Google, Hotmail, etc). At the time when I asked why, he mentioned so
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3mo ago
I read these type of posts and wonder why someone would move away from such a deal. Maybe is a matter of age, as at 45 years old, I am very happy going to work in a monotone job, checkout at 5 and live my life. Ive achieved everything I dre
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3mo ago
Has anyone experimented with Batch Processing? According to https://claude.com/pricing#api using Batch processing cuts the price 50%. So I wonder if any of the harnesses like OpenCode/Pi or similar could be made to u
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3mo ago
If buying is not owning, piracy is not theft.
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3mo ago
You reminded me of my Univ. Math's class (on integrals). The test was basically get one integral equation randomly and solve it in the blackboard only with the teacher present. Because you didnt know which type of integral you will.get
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xtracto
3mo ago
Watch out, ive read that the US government has incarcerated people for about 50 years for doing that.
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4mo ago
This. KeePassXC plus Google Drive client is all you need.
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4mo ago
we need this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48516751 > distributed LLM inference. We are at a point where no single person can setup a rig to run a SOTA model, it is just too expensive. So we must build and adopt
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4mo ago
Read the GP comment again. I don't know if Ethereum has, is or will ever get to whatever grandiose goal they have. But the one thing that I love has done is provide intelligent people with funds to research things like ZKSNARKs and s
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4mo ago
I've built my own PC several times and am a hardcore Linux enthusiast. However at this point in my life, the best gaming experience i get is from XBox live/online subscription. I got to the browser, click on a game and start play
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4mo ago
Pretty good, and I think I could definitely use it. One thing that I immediately missed is syntax coloring. For Markdown and other known extensions. I am sure it will be trivial to add it. Another possible useful feature would be to add &qu
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4mo ago
I'm curious, what's some user-friendly terminal based tool to say stage only a couple of discontiguous lines from changes in a single file to commit in Git? I think I've tried the git command line "interactive" mod
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4mo ago
>Engineers in particular are usually very highly paid Cost Centers, which sets MBA’s optimization antennae to twitching. This is what brings us wonderful ideas like outsourcing, which is “Let’s replace really expensive Cost Centers who
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4mo ago
>but debuggers/profilers are incredibly useful and important, and it’s essentially malpractice for a developer never to use them. Just wait for the moment you need to write code for an embedded platform that doesn't have a debu
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4mo ago
Ha! I kind of understand (apparently not really well from reading comments) CORS and many other web dev related constructs but oftentimes choose to work around them like what the zoom people did on the article exactly for this reason: htt
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4mo ago
This may be useful for somebody: We are also using DuckDB heavily at my workplace (we do Tax analytics of very large companies with huge amounts of data). We have certain DuckDB processes that happened in AWS infrastructure, where the data
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4mo ago
>Meanwhile I got only 5 or so recruiter emails in the last year or so. Before it was a constant stream, almost one every a few weeks. I've actually seen more and more LinkedIn posts from recruiters that [are proud of ] have been lai
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4mo ago
I don't understand who would plagiarize for their PhD thesis. In a PhD thesis one of the main things you want is to "blame it" on others so that you don't have to "justify" the text. The more references you hav
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4mo ago
In Soviet America, AI programs YOU.
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4mo ago
We need open distributed "p2p" models a la bittorrent , that allow individuals to share their computer power for inference. So that the models cant be censored and everyone can run SOTA models. It doesn't have to be free, we
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