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by asats 15d ago
is this comment written by ai?
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by asats 25d ago
Qwen3.8-27B runs at 59.5 tok/s on my M4 Max, 40-core GPU, 128 GB I use it occasionally for classification and other tasks but I wouldn't trust those smaller models with the real work and for larger data processing it's too sl
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by asats 2mo ago
Honestly I have no idea what you are even replying to. My comment was essentially "The fund bet big and lost, but don't read it as him going bankrupt" as I saw many people interpret it that way. I find the emotional charge in
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by asats 2mo ago
Nothing I wrote implies that I don't understand that distinction. What I'm saying is that despite this implosion he is still up ytd, so this liquidity crisis shouldn't be interpreted as him/his fund going bankrupt as man
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by asats 2mo ago
>Even including July's losses, the fund remains up about 80% on the year Spectacular blowup and a lesson on leverage, but let's not miss this line.
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by asats 2mo ago
you can use https://github.com/cyberjunky/python-garminconnect to pull your data from garmin, I've been using it daily with no issues
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by asats 2mo ago
Yeah, as opposed to the very pleasant living by the side of a steel mill and an oil refinery. What is myopic is chasing social media "evil of the month" trends, instead of looking at the actual data.
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by asats 2mo ago
>or with a doubling time of 5.8 years So that in ~6 years they will account for 1%, and still a fraction of the percent of the world total energy use?
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by asats 2mo ago
Yeah, data-centers are definitely the worst thing happening to the planet. You got your priorities straight. AI data centers are what, half a percent of the world electricity consumption, if that, and an even smaller fraction of the total e
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by asats 2mo ago
+1 to the op. This is one of the first things I thought about after using it for a few minutes. I have a large collection of local knowledge bases that I use through codex, having this real time thing be able to plug into it would be the ki
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by asats 3mo ago
>there is some truth about these memory stocks eventually reaching trillion dollar market caps What do you mean "eventually"? Samsung $1.529 T SK Hynix $1.345 T Micron $1.343 T
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by asats 3mo ago
Same exact story here, they denied my account despite me sending them everything they requested, no explanation given. Went with OVH and had zero issues.
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by asats 4mo ago
Are you using the instant model?
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by asats 8mo ago
Same, and what made me finally quit reddit for good was realizing that on a given r/all page I was blocking 98+% of the content, to the point where it made me question why I am even bothering.
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by asats 11mo ago
near slavery
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by asats 1y ago
Exactly. I always found it strange when people assume that "hallucinations" are just some sort of a bug in the system, as if by you tweaking some code or training modality will produce an oracle of absolute truth incapable of maki
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by asats 1y ago
Also the human vision is backed by the general intelligence, which those cameras are very much not.
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by asats 1y ago
Still doesn't answer why you would need any crypto here. Why can't the USD transferred to stripe just be a record in an SQL database saying customer X has N USD in the account, and transferring that around could be done instantly
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by asats 1y ago
Sure, if we are talking about the top end we can check the O-visas, the "extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, education, business, or athletics" ones, both the applications and the issuance of those went up even more than
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by asats 1y ago
>The desire to come and immigrate to the US has greatly diminished Do you have any data to back up that claim? E.g. the number of diversity lottery applicants (one of the easiest proxies to judge how many people express their interest in
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by asats 1y ago
>day-to-day life is mostly similar to life in the west The "happy path" is, the major differences start when you have any kind of a problem, then not having any functional institutions makes the experience _very_ different from
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by asats 1y ago
The pages are not static and require computation to serve, and there's more than one app on that same bare metal server, so it was negatively affecting the performance of a lot of my other stuff. If I couldn't easily cut off the m
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by asats 1y ago
I've some personal apps online and I had to turn the cloudflare ai bot protection on because one of them got 1.6TB of data accessed by the bots in the last month, 1.3 million requests per day, just non stop hammering it with no limits.
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by asats 1y ago
Both of those things could be solved by just talking to people, and talking to people does not require you to use addiction machines. I keep in touch with my friends abroad by emailing them when I think about them, and I get long form respo
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by asats 1y ago
And it's a self reinforcing downward loop as those deteriorating online spaces then completely drive away everyone with anything better to do
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by asats 1y ago
Or confidently declaring the _true_ motivations of companies/people, like they, the random internet person, for sure know why some company or a famous person are doing something, and express it as a statement of fact and an agreed upon
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by asats 1y ago
Don't know if I'm biased but it seems there has been a slow but consistent and accelerating redditification of hacker news.
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by asats 1y ago
Why not find a job where hard work is valued, or start your own company?
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by asats 2y ago
If I'm not mistaken that's 0.08% of their revenue.
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by asats 2y ago
I think most Garmins have it. I have a Venu 3 and am very happy with it, the killer feature for me is it getting over a week of battery life on a single charge vs the apple watch with it's 20 hours.

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