dehrmann

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by dehrmann 4d ago
> load-bearing I'm worried I'm going to start picking up claudisms, and then accused of being AI.
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by dehrmann 17d ago
> HF should sue them HF, like the Nvidia subsidiary?
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by dehrmann 27d ago
> where the performance carries a lot of the meaning The big one for me is you don't necessarily know Elizabethan slang, but when you see the play performed, the dirty lines get delivered dirty.
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by dehrmann 27d ago
We're going to see more of this as the web 2.0 and mobile development booms fade, and I don't have a good solution. What do you do when you're a mature SaaS with a solid customer base, stalled growth, headcount for hypergrowt
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by dehrmann 27d ago
Even shrinkwrapped software is subscription-based. It's just whether the subscription is monthly or every 5 years.
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by dehrmann 1mo ago
Clicking through is worth it just for the "draw an svg of a circle" bit.
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by dehrmann 1mo ago
> since 2019 At that point, why wouldn't you pick a major cloud vendor? This feels like more of a governance failure.
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by dehrmann 1mo ago
The buyers are saying it's because the human-created models are better. This might be true, but it could also be some other things. Maybe they're doing the AI dream and using AI to create the models themselves. The article cites r
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by dehrmann 1mo ago
These are the current ingredients: > INGREDIENTS: SUGAR, GLUCOSE SYRUP, COCOA BUTTER, FULL CREAM MILK POWDER, COCOA MASS, SUNFLOWER OIL, SKIMMED MILK POWDER, LACTOSE, WHEY POWDER (FROM MILK), FAT REDUCED COCOA, MILK FAT, BARLEY MALT EXTR
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by dehrmann 1mo ago
It's not. 23,000 jobs is 0.01% of the workforce, so it's negligible in terms of lost sales (probably hurts consumer confidence more). But it is a signal that the economy isn't running too hot, so the company's much large
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by dehrmann 1mo ago
It's more like Buck and Tupperware.
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by dehrmann 2mo ago
How do models approach SVG generation? In one version, I imagine them actually trying to reason about them as an LLM. In another, I imagine something closer to a GAN.
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by dehrmann 2mo ago
A nit, but fusefs is a well-known thing, so you'll face some naming confusion.
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by dehrmann 2mo ago
I enrolled in 2002. The Nasdaq bottomed in September 2002, there was talk everywhere about outsourcing, but I went into it because that's where my passion was. I graduated into the 2006 job market which wasn't booming, but recover
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by dehrmann 2mo ago
It's like a basic Kindle. Or Ryanair. Between this, the proprietary nut patent, and the heated seat subscription, I'm probably not going to look at BMW for my next car. They've been going back on things, but all of this adds
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by dehrmann 2mo ago
It's differently interesting. It's interesting that they didn't get an important detail right with a partner, so more on Anthropic's attention to important details rather than the power of their models.
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by dehrmann 2mo ago
He changed his tone after Meta no longer lead neither open-weight nor SOTA models.
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by dehrmann 2mo ago
Sibling has a good comment about silicon. Another reason you're printing something like 100B transistors. So that's at least 100B raster steps. It would just take too long.
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by dehrmann 2mo ago
This is picking the wrong tool for the job twice over. Half of it is seeing if text-to-image mechanics exist in general purpose LLMs, the other half is seeing if they can reason their way about generating the 2d array. Imagine asking this o
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by dehrmann 2mo ago
People are actually angry about inflation and a sense of a stagnant labor market. Data centers and AI play into both those fears.
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by dehrmann 2mo ago
> dopamine hits from irregular and uncertain outcomes Like the LLM getting the solution right?
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by dehrmann 2mo ago
> Subscription usage limits are hard to measure as none of the providers tell you directly what it means in terms of tokens or anything else you can easily compare AI subscription pricing is so goofy. You get some amount of usage that va
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by dehrmann 2mo ago
The headache I recently had was it somehow started interpreting mouse clicks in the terminal to mean I clicked an option when I was really just trying to get/confirm window focus.
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by dehrmann 2mo ago
What you didn't elaborate on is that it's a poor investment thesis, so while the association is Nasdaq == tech, it's not entirely true, and it missing things if what you really want is tech. It also penalizes small floats les
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by dehrmann 2mo ago
Compilers only really use them for things like break and the end if blocks. There isn't much to gain by being able to execute anything arbitrarily, and then go...where? There might be places here and there within a function where compi
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by dehrmann 2mo ago
> They don't have Claude write assembly because there is no training corpus on people making CRUD apps in assembly. I suspect that despite its translation abilities, this is true, but I'd like to see it do things in languages t
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by dehrmann 2mo ago
Isn't Proxmox a management layover over Debian and KVM? I doubt the kernel is even smaller.
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by dehrmann 2mo ago
There's a lot of Gell Mann amnesia going on with LLMs.
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by dehrmann 2mo ago
We can't rewind; we've gone too far.
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by dehrmann 2mo ago
Milk, not cream?

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