caycep

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by caycep 5d ago
I kinda wonder if there was some secondary educational benefit for the workers doing this
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by caycep 6d ago
I think this is true, and also a lot of tech, which often isn't as PR as the web/internet tech, gets funded by DOD/DARPA That being said, I feel like a lot of the web-based tech, device tech etc came out of the liberal/l
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by caycep 6d ago
More importantly, they made better versions with us consumers in mind, vs. their peers that made versions with the CIO of big Fortune 500 companies in mind...
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by caycep 7d ago
Personal competition is one thing, but competition against a corporation?
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by caycep 8d ago
I'm not about to do Donna Ferguson's work for free
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by caycep 10d ago
I have the one a level up, the phantom gaming one. Those have been solid, maybe better components? Although they do have the inherited issues from using the Intel I225v NIC...
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by caycep 10d ago
if there's repeated statements and gestures to that effect on national TV and other mass publications, it's beyond "echo chamber" status...
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by caycep 10d ago
My irritation is that it's not till 7th paragraph until they tell us what the drug is. It's almost like that's not the important thing. Kinda like how political hit jobs just mentions "emails were hacked"; whether t
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by caycep 13d ago
granted, my ghost will be darkly amused at ChatHK47. Death to meatbag scum!
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by caycep 13d ago
Another reason to question the judgement of Meredith Kopit Levien / the younger Sulzberger...
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by caycep 15d ago
They definitely were sponsoring ML conferences before 2017, but symbolically, having Jensen/the CEO actually show up at a dedicated session and demonstrate detailed technical knowledge of the conference proceedings in my mind was a tur
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by caycep 16d ago
to their credit, there was a lot of work behind "luck". Jensen showed up in person in 2017 in NEURIPS and he and likely a lot of his top brass basically sat down and read the entire conference proceedings/abstracts; there was
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by caycep 18d ago
oh man, just as I upgraded to the debian TrueNAS
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by caycep 21d ago
The Smithsonian might be next… https://folkways.si.edu/this-machine-kills-fascists-sticker/...
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by caycep 21d ago
How sure are we that OpenAI wasn't deliberately scraping Hugging Face and this isn't just an elaborate way to avoid criminal fines etc?
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by caycep 21d ago
it depends, there are certain farmers markets here in LA that have strict minimum criteria in terms of food handling, organic label compliance and food safety before they give a vendor a spot. Also, you can definitely tell just by looking
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by caycep 21d ago
granted when I fire up Cyberpunk 2077 nowadays I'm not sure if I'm playing a computer game or a documentary
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by caycep 22d ago
This may be true (not perceptible w/ my apple silicon Macs), but the important thing is that they get slower more slowly than my wintel gets slower (I blame disgruntled Windows and/or nvidia drivers devs....)
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by caycep 1mo ago
the other side of this is the science behind the NS5B protein and the meds behind the new hep c cures. This is pretty fascinating stuff. In medicine, it's not often we see a cure like this.
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by caycep 1mo ago
hep c antibody basically if positive they will probably do hep c viral load https://www.labcorp.com/tests/144050/hepatitis-c-virus-hcv-a...
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by caycep 1mo ago
granted one should really look at the LFP output from EEG electrodes before getting too gung ho on this sort of thing...
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by caycep 1mo ago
I suppose that's one way to measure, but would a "real world measure" i.e. cost of the amount of ram to realistically run the apps/software/OS of the time be more relevant?
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by caycep 1mo ago
I wonder why so many ex apple followed this particular path of Kool Aid? or maybe this says more about how the rank and file are just as susceptible to kool aid as any average Silicon Valley schmuck
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by caycep 1mo ago
they should've just given Hegseth the Producer Button
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by caycep 1mo ago
"1981 was a different time for computing. It was expensive (both hardware and software)" doesn't sound so different anymore...the VCs have managed to go back to the future...
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by caycep 1mo ago
I feel like if it gets a malignant company out of the country, probably. Royal Dutch Shell does not really have a sterling record throughout its history...former biomedical engineer colleague who transitioned over from petroleum engineerin
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by caycep 2mo ago
I propose going forwards that we refer to all distilled models as "moonshine"
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by caycep 2mo ago
There's one of this that is a language model; are the rest reinforcement learning models?
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by caycep 2mo ago
The need for transportation grows but the margin is likely terrible bc of the fuel prices. Hence why you can have "the most flights etc etc" but Spirit and other airlines are going under
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by caycep 2mo ago
I propose from this point forward we refer to these Chinese distilled models as "Moonshine" and the newest ones as "White Dogs"

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