Keyframe

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by Keyframe 29d ago
same-ish. In 2023 128 gigs of RAM and a 4090 and 4x 4TB ssds. I just looked up prices and 4090 alone is like 2/3 of what I paid for the whole system. Crazy times.
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by Keyframe 29d ago
What is cartelization for 500%, Alex.
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by Keyframe 1mo ago
at this valuation there's literally no other option than to spread it around. it's literally the only sane move. otherwise it would not only take balls of steel but also board's approval.
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by Keyframe 1mo ago
i put my number on the list and it worked great for a bit until spam calls started calling from outside the country. At least now I know not to answer calls from outside the country. I see a ton of people moved over to actual calls via what
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by Keyframe 1mo ago
for the same reason GP assumed war profiteering. Guy is maybe and probably, based on his talks, interested in his homeland's defense. Maybe he's in it for the tech. Every defense company is war profiteering and thus unethical, esp
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by Keyframe 1mo ago
AWS (and many others) is also then war profiteering company with JWCC, C2E, WildandStormy, not to mention all the other defense contractors that rely on their computer power to design and operate mass surveillance and killing of people. Is
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by Keyframe 1mo ago
Inevitably, this will lead to Sundar Pichai replacement. I see nothing less. The sooner the better. I can't even tell what Google's focus is, is there any even?
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
Asteroids mining!
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
That's what I do at home. We have few switches (2 and 1) and a stack of games. Whenever someone wants to play something they get the card and play and return it afterwards for others to enjoy. No internet needed except for initial swit
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
You know what, in my previous life as a filmmaker I could've only dreamed of such a thing. Filmmaking is an art form which you cannot do alone. Outside of a lot of time and money, you need cooperation of a number of people and each day
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
* it is very hard for a good engineer to beat compilers these days (they are very good now).* I keep hearing this for the last 20 odd years, yet I see evidence to the contrary each and every day. It is hard and honest work though.
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
you're not thinking vibe enough. Your prompts are now the program, that's your abstraction. Ideally, if it would work, LLM would be the one then producing each platform's output. Maybe even compiling from higher languages to
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
an LLM can easily code it without errors can't tell if sarcasm or not. Just in case it's not.. in that case why don't we all vibe everything in assembly? No need for abstractions anymore since that's a human concept. L
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
We can and we do https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mixture_of_experts and even then - maybe not every developer needs python, maybe some do need C++ and King Charles..
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
I don't care who King Charles is every single time that's the trick and a multi-billion dollar question, how would an llm engine know that? it's an active research area how to cull the initial layer surface and do the optim
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
Friend, you have upvote / downvote with which you can signal to a person the value of their comment. Pontification from a four month old account at that.. nah.
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
Anthropic (and some others) should or will soon learn how to do less pontificating and more engineering. They are in no position to be an arbiter of things, although for sure they can and should voice an opinion. If we collectively decide A
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
it's a global visibility problem, unlike rasterization which is a mostly localized problem. apart from all the updates and acceleration structures you have to do, you are also battling cache coherency during ray traversal, or as the sa
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
distopian nature of AI generic soulless songs as background music in supermarkets is what got me. This has to stop.
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
Yeah, we were all there when it happened. It was rich, to say the least lol.
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
That tells us nothing, nothingburger speculation. However, Apple had that major incident in its history when they made Adobe mad when they went out and shopped for final cut pro, color, and a handful of compositing apps. Didn't turn ou
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
Apple is China.. hence "Designed by Apple in California"
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
I had to disassemble some furniture as well recently. It had one and a half million screws and whatnots and since it was going to recycling center anyways I figured out sledgehammer was as good tool as any. Turns out it was better than _any
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
Sure, I've been here for almost 20 years. It doesn't change a fact it sounds stupid. I asked two colleagues from Japan and they both agreed this probably wasn't done by a japanese person.
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
No, 512mb NOT ENOUGH to show the time!
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
I don't know, I don't live or am from US.
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
How infantile then
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
Sarcasm hat off: that was the joke
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
Looks nice, but what's the deal with Mickey Mouse voice? Is it sponsored by Disney or something?
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
if LLM is your abstraction - you give it a task to produce multiple targets. EASY PEASY, next!

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