NohatCoder

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by NohatCoder 13d ago
As a normal investor it isn't, but once you get to double digit percentages and start getting real influence it is a different story.
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by NohatCoder 2mo ago
I suspect you are right, but it is getting really difficult to tell the difference between AI and someone who simply don't know what they are writing about.
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by NohatCoder 2mo ago
The power density has been steadily increasing over the years, and then going from CPU to GPU makes it even bigger. This wouldn't be such a big issue if they actually took the time to build the infrastructure. But nobody has time, so i
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by NohatCoder 2mo ago
Nah, "selling shovels" is mostly a metaphor, the amount of iron that went into mining equipment was insignificant, beyond some local demand peaks. The majority of the business was consumables. A key thing to understand about the g
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by NohatCoder 2mo ago
I guess we can go the long way round. How often does the bakery use 12 million therms of natural gas?
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by NohatCoder 2mo ago
You "suspect", but your suspicion comes with a unit of energy, which simply does not make sense in the context. The rest of us are talking about effect.
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by NohatCoder 2mo ago
First thing missing from this "article" is a number indicating how many people don't want AI datacentres anywhere. You can't claim that someone is a NIMBY if their stance is that the damned thing shouldn't be built
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by NohatCoder 2mo ago
I would say that this is a joke, someone made a wobbly UI, isn't that funny. But I get a bit worried when trying to gauge much work went into this that is not required for the joke. It looks like the author actually expect people to pi
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by NohatCoder 2mo ago
Yeah, one needs to understand that "unsafe" does not mark which parts of the code are actually unsafe, it simply marks parts where the compiler ignores parts of its rule set. But the implications can crop up anywhere, there is no
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by NohatCoder 2mo ago
There is no such thing as a complete test suite, there will always be some possible bug that it doesn't catch. In particular, if you put an LLM in an automated loop of "this test fails, please fix it", there is a pretty good
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by NohatCoder 4mo ago
If usage of the basics become "bloat" and "a nightmare to maintain", then you haven't learned how to use them.
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by NohatCoder 4mo ago
Have you actually learned to write HTML and CSS without any kit/framework? I generally don't find that the frameworks help nearly as much as people think they do, and if you haven't learned the basics they easily get in the w
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The Biggest Exploit in Trackmania History [video](youtube.com)
2 points by NohatCoder 4mo ago|0 comments
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by NohatCoder 4mo ago
"~10k reads+writes per month" It is the same story over and over again. Your AWS bill is "low" because the actual resources you use are a tiny fraction of what a modern computer can deliver. This is probably fine for you
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by NohatCoder 5mo ago
Don’t forget that people involved in information technology procurement will pay very large sums of the company’s money to not understand anything. FTFY
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by NohatCoder 6mo ago
No, treating people with hostility and escalating the situation only makes it more likely that someone will snap and attack a cop. People generally do not shoot at cops, because whether or not they hit the target doing so is pretty much sig
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by NohatCoder 6mo ago
The whole WASM thing just went sideways from the start. It feels like the property of being practically unreadable and unwritable for humans was a design criterium, it is certainly the primary "feature" enabled by the stack approa
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by NohatCoder 8mo ago
I assume that the image would at least fit in L3.
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by NohatCoder 8mo ago
I don't think this is likely to impact development much, they can rent office space elsewhere if needed.
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by NohatCoder 8mo ago
https://nohatcoder.dk/ I don't post often, but I think what is there is quite worthwhile. It is whatever I want to write, but topics are typically maths, game theory and cryptography. There are also a few browser games
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by NohatCoder 8mo ago
Yeah, and I doubt that this is the last price hike. But I don't think this actually has a whole lot to do with ram prices. The thing is, AI cloud providers have generally been running at a massive loss, if you do the napkin maths, the
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by NohatCoder 9mo ago
The nature of these AIs is generally such that you can always throw more computation at the problem. Bigger models is obvious, but as I hinted earlier a lot of the current research goes more towards making various subqueries than making the
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by NohatCoder 9mo ago
Lots of things to consider here, but mostly that is not the kind of prompt you would use for coding. Serious vibe coders will ingest an entire codebase into the model, and then use some system that automates iterating. Basic "ask a que
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by NohatCoder 9mo ago
So let us compare AI to aviation. Globally aviation accounts for approximately 830 million tons of CO₂ emission per year [1]. If you power your data centre with quality gas power plants you will emit 450g of CO₂ per kWh electricity consumed
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by NohatCoder 10mo ago
TL;DR: Defendants Roy and Rianne Schestowitz were the targets of online harassment. They decided that claimant Matthew Garrett was behind it, and initiated their own hate campaign against him, in particular using their websites www.techrigh
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by NohatCoder 11mo ago
Wrong, plenty crap make it into the store, that is true for both Android and iOS. And the advertisement in the Android store is designed specifically to try to trick you into installing a different but similar app to the one you wanted.
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by NohatCoder 11mo ago
AWS certainly also does daylight robbery. In the AWS model the normal virtual servers are overpriced, but not super overpriced. Where they get you is all the ancillary shit, you buy some database/backup/storage/managed servic
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by NohatCoder 1y ago
On the contrary, I think you will find that most people simply cannot comprehend the idea that Netanyahu/Israel would aid Hamas, they will think you are a conspiracy nut for stating the plain facts.
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by NohatCoder 1y ago
While it is good to see some Bayesian statistics in use, I wouldn't in this case put so much emphasis on an exact calculated probability that he did or din not cheat, the prior in this case is simply too wishy-washy for that. The sound
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by NohatCoder 1y ago
This is such a useful feature. I'm fairly well versed in cryptography. A lot of other people aren't, but they wish they were, so they ask their LLM to make some form of contribution. The result is high level gibberish. When I prod

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