Keyframe

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by Keyframe 3d ago
yeah yeah, "when" an often keyword with AI it seems. As Mr. E. Nigma put it - what always comes but never arrives? Meanwhile the moat deepens and it's build on inertia and laziness and Nvidia knows this really REALLY well.
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by Keyframe 5d ago
Thank you from the bottom of our organic hearts!
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by Keyframe 5d ago
I get that, I truly do since I see it all and every day. We're talking engineering hands here though. Presumably programmers and infrastructure and SRE.
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by Keyframe 5d ago
it's probably a fantasy setup, not built nor tested. Or worse, someone there things x8/x8 vs x16 GPUs are 'good enough' for this setup at that price.
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by Keyframe 5d ago
I agree with what you're saying that it's not exactly what we're seeing which makes it not as simple. However, I've seen this play out in many a big companies where there's a big mess going on. Answer is always simi
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by Keyframe 5d ago
$42k and a toy CPU at that. Threadripper or EPIC if it must be AMD camp, although I'd rather it weren't (_always_ some random issues on linux). TBH, if I were buying workstation at such prices, I'd probably first take a look
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by Keyframe 7d ago
I kind of thought the same and then I invested a bit of money into seeing(!) an ophthalmologist. If it's correctable, do it. Better investment than a damn phone. Now I can go back to asking for a smaller phone.
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by Keyframe 7d ago
curious question where you work, the AI craze is not happening? of course it is. There's no escape IMO unless, as you've said, go solo or with a small team. I just don't know of any company of a notable size that's not
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by Keyframe 8d ago
data collection companies regularly fuzz and mask data and call it a day. the fuzz and the mask quality is debatable.
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by Keyframe 8d ago
If all this is true, I'd also like to see some serious jail time for those guys that thought this was a good idea. Losing market share should be least of their worries.
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by Keyframe 8d ago
Dark take, but I really hope not. If anything it would be a good opportunity to buy some goodwill by washing themselves from all the alleged shadiness so far.
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by Keyframe 8d ago
Couldn't have said it better myself. Issue at hand is if you're working in an environment that enables such people and even encourages that behaviour. Suddenly, their voice is the same where it was never even a whisper before, and
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by Keyframe 8d ago
IF ANYTHING, OpenAI ought to investigate and officially react to this particular communique since this dude was communicating on their behalf. If there are supporting evidence, I would expect nothing less than a firing and an apology. The i
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by Keyframe 9d ago
It's both measurable 'headless' and visually. When I said no direction I mean that I didn't want to give it direction _how_ to do it but more what I want to do and how what I use to measure. Usually I found better result
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by Keyframe 9d ago
Yeah absolutely. I've been working on my rendering engine on and off for the past 20 odd years. It has been used in commercially in my gigs. However, it's what's considered an offline renderer (like 30+ minutes to render a fr
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by Keyframe 9d ago
26% weekly limit left, 21+ hours strong and still going. I can see the progress though, but I am not confident it will finish before weekly limit is done for (ChatGPT Pro 20x subscription). Since I don't really use LLMs for anything el
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by Keyframe 10d ago
I just did that and turned on max, let's see if that thing is more of a force!
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by Keyframe 10d ago
On and off for a month, not straight month and not dedicated time. I am quite confident I will be able to solve it within a week or two of dedicated time. Here, on the other hand, we have this supposedly powerful thing that can do magic, un
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by Keyframe 10d ago
I asked Astra to try and fix an issue in my codebase I've been battling for a month. Day and half later on high and it's still circling the drain. Seems like with each new model we praise it based on toys, but then reality hits th
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by Keyframe 12d ago
I'm more interested in why was it centralized (there) in the first place? So it's easier to trade where when you make a sell/buy IOU is exchanged and a sticker on the bar is put or a bar changes pallet? I'd kind of under
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by Keyframe 13d ago
We fight the war, of course.
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by Keyframe 13d ago
Remember your wallet is your vote in all of this, no matter the size of it!
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by Keyframe 15d ago
I think the old adage from film industry applies, in that you shouldn't underestimate your audience.
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by Keyframe 18d ago
people would use LLMS for those summaries, defeating the purpose. You can already see it in PRs in companies where LLM code is pushed.
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by Keyframe 18d ago
you know EXACTLY what would happen in such a system.
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by Keyframe 18d ago
yeah, that's fair. Problem so far has been when poor developers send massive volume of slop for review. Takes time and effort to review or at least glance and test it, especially if developer hasn't bothered.
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by Keyframe 21d ago
MallarDB
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by Keyframe 22d ago
Dave Cutler was a guest in his garage and it was a great episode. That lands some gravity at least?
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by Keyframe 22d ago
On the higher end upgrade we're more like back to roughly SGI prices.
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by Keyframe 22d ago
not sure which cpu that Synology has, but I run jellyfin on ugreen nasync dxp8800 plus which has intel with QSV and it breaks no sweat in both transcoding (if needed) and serving over 10GBE.

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