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by eadwu 5d ago
Not Google or related to any of the projects. This is normal (specific to pyproject.toml overwriting authors). I am not sure about pyproject.toml conventions but I would have done the same. This is the equivalent of telling you who the main
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by eadwu 1mo ago
This isn't an issue for engineers only, it is basically ingrained in the current system in the world. The problem is in simple terms; the fact that being a polymath is absurdly hard in today's world. You can't not reinvent s
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by eadwu 1mo ago
cap_add: - SYS_ADMIN security_opt: - seccomp:unconfined - apparmor:unconfined
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by eadwu 2mo ago
Taking the stance of moral superiority is kind of funny. And pure math and art enthusiasts don't think they are closer to being a "god" from understanding/"discovering" math? Stop coping and deluding yourself m
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by eadwu 3mo ago
Europe is weird. You complain so much to the point that nationalism is becoming prevalent but when someone tries to force you to be independent you complain every way possible to not be independent? But then when you are dependent you compl
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by eadwu 4mo ago
I do think that between luddite or "ai pilled" ai usage should be much more in favor of "ai pilled". However, this isn't a plug to be using AI for coding everything, but a more general plug that AI should be integra
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by eadwu 5mo ago
No, you can definitely still be schizophrenic. Consider the combination of senile + mirages.
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by eadwu 5mo ago
Pet peeve of mine as well. To me this is a major problem of everyone saying security through obscurity is bad. But then those same people reinforcing encryption as a gospel of security. As far as I know, there are no secrets in the world. E
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by eadwu 5mo ago
This is rather insulting. If I open source something, I am not your parent, if you decide to wing it just because it is open source that is your problem not mine. You are not obligated to use anything anyone open sources. If you can't
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by eadwu 6mo ago
Craft is caring about the x in y = mx + b, while the so called "it's a means to an end" care about the y. The difference between "craft lovers" and "doers" is that one operates at a better fitting abstract
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by eadwu 8mo ago
I've tried nearly all the models, they all work best if and only if you will never handle the code ever again. They suck if you have a solution and want them to implement that solution. I've tried explaining the implementation wor
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by eadwu 8mo ago
There are multiple layers and implicit perspectives that I think most are purposefully omitting as a play for engagement or something else. The reason why LLMs are still restricted to higher level programming languages is because there are
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by eadwu 8mo ago
I think you are expecting some kind of collaborative OSS type of library. For LLMs to have replaced Tailwind - in part by using it themselves - this does not have mean that there _will_ be another library to reuse. In the context of LLMs, i
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by eadwu 8mo ago
This is not applicable to games. Bose's brand is built on audio quality. There is close to little negative impact open sourcing the API (server) in this case will bring to their brand. For a game, open sourcing the server generally mea
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by eadwu 9mo ago
“Nothing to Hide” is more akin to a fundamental truth than a deviancy. If you wish to hide something, why have you leaked it in the first place? Why not ask the other question? Why are you trying to hide public information to begin with? Wh
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by eadwu 9mo ago
"Open Source has a specific definition and this license does not conform to that definition." To be fair, this wouldn't be an issue if Open Source stuck with "Debian Free Software". If you really want to call it a b
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by eadwu 11mo ago
There are bleeding edge issues, everyone dials into transformers so that's generally pain proof. I haven't exactly bisected the issue but I'm pretty sure convolutions are broken on sm_121 after a certain size, getting 20x mem
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by eadwu 11mo ago
It'll be either "cheap" like the DGX Spark (with crap memory bandwidth) or overpriced with the bus width of a M4 Max with the rhetoric of Intel's 50% margin.
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by eadwu 11mo ago
For this form factor it will be likely ~2 years for the next one based on Vera CPU and whatever GPU. The 50W CPU will probably improve power efficiency. If SOCAMM2 is used it will still probably be at most near the range of 512/768 GB&
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by eadwu 1y ago
996 are existed for a long long time. Heck I've done 12 12 7 during my teen years in summer vacation. It's not a big deal. It's just startups doing their thing and the press capitalizing on views with headlines.
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by eadwu 1y ago
People have done more with less for a long time (basically with the Jetson counterparts). The only likely difference with DGX Spark is that it'll be a more desktop-centered platform, what people can do with it, not sure, but say for VR
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by eadwu 1y ago
Most people are missing the point. LLMs are not the be all end all of AI. Even if you were to say memory bandwidth was the problem, there is no consumer grade GPU that can run any SoTA LLM, no matter what you'd have to settle for a mor
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by eadwu 1y ago
The biggest change is having money. People generally envision something that is more akin to a product than a prototype, and one thing money is good at is that if you have enough, you can get far closer to that vision faster by dumping it.
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by eadwu 1y ago
I don't use any AI code editor. Not because it isn't useful, but the user experience of using it is so bad. I typically already have the solution at hand - I don't need an AI to give me an answer, I need it to implement the s
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by eadwu 2y ago
If only they kept their "Debian Free Software" name instead of hijacking another word ...
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by eadwu 2y ago
If you are the type of person who writes a big brain log(n) solution instead of n solution when there is no real reason (compute wise) and the log(n) is a pain in the ass to maintain. I hope I never see you in my team.