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by zwaps 3y ago
Using a browser made by an ad company. Just don’t. Other browsers are fine and in fact Chrome is becoming increasingly user hostile anyway.
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by zwaps 3y ago
The proof is in the pudding. AMD has excellent hardware and has had years now to get anything going. They didn't, and they don't so our best guess is, they won't.
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by zwaps 3y ago
The spill has to remain in the keyboard area. Friend of mine in college spilled.. I think beer?.. on this Thinkpad. He instinctively grabbed it (me, across the room, yelling to keep it stable) and turned it to the side. The fluid got into t
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by zwaps 3y ago
AMD does not do ML. They don't have the capability and engineers, nor desire in their leadership, to develop the software stack.
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by zwaps 3y ago
For ML projects, conda is still better since it usually manages to resolve a working environment including pytorch and cuda. Sure, it doesn’t lead to the same exact environment on every machine, but that stuff never ever works anyway at lea
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by zwaps 3y ago
Funnily enough, Poetry only just very recently started to properly support PyTorch (you know, which seemingly 90% of Python usecases nowadays require). Like, it would not work across different setups with Arm, Cpu and Gpu machines, which is
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by zwaps 3y ago
I like this a lot if they really disable tracking and so on. To be fair, it’s what a lot if us asked for.
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by zwaps 3y ago
No, Devcontainers run on Docker, e.g. exactly how you would deploy it. That's one of the points of it.
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by zwaps 3y ago
Wrong analogy. Dead actors did not sign a contract for use of their faces in any new media. They signed a contract for a single performance. Right analogy would be this: you call your plumber saying that, in your new house, the toilet broke
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by zwaps 3y ago
I am locked in on Apple software by now, mostly due to work hardware. In that case, i find that really only the Apple reminders app makes remotely sense. Apple does not allow any other todo app to have meaningful integration with os feature
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by zwaps 3y ago
Remote Containers which Jetbrains tried but failed to implement. It’s standard for many projects which is why you use vscode.
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by zwaps 3y ago
I agree with you and this sort of SUV look is precisely the one I don't like. I guess my taste is just cursed.
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by zwaps 3y ago
How do y'all get excited for EVs? I know my next car will need to be an EV, but I just can't get excited for any of them. They all go fast in a straight line, are heavy and look like overweight SUV style. Otherwise, they seem eeri
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by zwaps 3y ago
Or, and I know this is idea is out there, fix your software stack?
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by zwaps 3y ago
Here's the model code https://github.com/huggingface/transformers/blob/main/src/tr...
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by zwaps 3y ago
Having literally done it in an enterprise setting (and participated in experiments for some of the largest companies in the world in their respective domain fields), I have to say: your lack of nuance and abundance of arrogance does not com
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by zwaps 3y ago
Who would do this?
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by zwaps 3y ago
I find it quite comical to speak of a "missing storage layer" during your own self-promotion, considering that the market for vector databases is literally overflowing right now. Everything else may be missing, but not the storage
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by zwaps 3y ago
Do you know how embedding models are trained?
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by zwaps 3y ago
Seems to require Tensorflow. That makes it basically irrelevant?
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by zwaps 3y ago
According to the license, AllenAI can just take over (all) the rights and ownership for any derivative works by revoking your usage license, which they can also do at will. Reasonably speaking, nobody can use this dataset for anything of va
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by zwaps 3y ago
Move to where? AMD's Rocm doesn't even support their own cards.
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by zwaps 3y ago
I tried paperspace but their pipelines feature bugged out. The support was entirely unhelpful. I would say not production ready.
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by zwaps 3y ago
This one is for Mac
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by zwaps 3y ago
Ironically universities have already found a way to defeat that behavior, too: At some places, advisors now also consider a list of students ranked by grades. I have seen advisorship being offered only to the top student in the Professor&#x
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by zwaps 3y ago
I can't see on your features page whether you have a proprietary format and to which degree I can easily export my notes & data. Evernote being a cautionary tale, I think you understand why no one would or should move their notes t
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by zwaps 3y ago
In Germany, graffiti is the overarching category and the vandalism are called "tags"
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by zwaps 3y ago
I went from finishing my PhD straight into consulting and I am happy about the reduced stress and better work hours
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by zwaps 3y ago
Tech companies ARE doing that. I have met "Customer Success Engineers" and other managerial or marketing related roles with the moniker Engineer. People want to call themselves engineers.
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by zwaps 3y ago
Basically the latter

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