eleventyseven

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by eleventyseven 6mo ago
Slop ambience just sure sounds to me like HN is banning a prose style. I guess I just think that if this is how the rule will be enforced, that is how it should be written.
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by eleventyseven 6mo ago
I routinely call out people of writing in an LLM assisted fashion that clearly shows they have just been "vibe commenting". You know, just paste it in and copy the output without even thinking. The people who for some insane reaso
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by eleventyseven 6mo ago
> Didn't read the articles Then kindly shut the fuck up.
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by eleventyseven 6mo ago
> ollama benchmark ... for now, it's purely CPU, with DeepSeek R1 models tested based on the RAM available. Then the results aren't comparable across different boards across RAM sizes. It'd be better to test a set of diffe
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
I recommend capitalizing TextAdept, as it took me way way way too long to figure out it wasn't text a dept (SMS which department????)
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
> if you own the entire training to inference pipeline i'm not sure what this offers 336x faster than Python, and swapping backends in a production environment can be far from trivial
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
> Throughout this series, “we” refers to maderix (human) and Claude Opus 4.6 (by Anthropic) working as a pair. The reverse engineering, benchmarking, and training code were developed collaboratively Sure, "collaboratively." Why
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
This is the vLLM of classic ML, not Ollama.
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
Gatlin, you need to apologize for ignorantly mangling the definition of "verification". This is truly embarrassing for you. It really brings down the quality of the discussion.
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
Hey gatlin, are you going to apologize for ignorantly mangling the definition of the word "verification"? Just delete your account.
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
This is an article about California.
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
I am saddened by your gullibility. Your first instinct is to trust this administration? Who has repeatedly showed utter contempt for the very idea of truth, the constitution, the rule of law, and science, merely because half of American vot
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
Because HNers are not so gullible to swallow and regurgitate this pretext. The Trump administration doesn't care about the people of Iran, any more than Bush cared about the Iraqi Kurds or Afghan women. Just a pretext for geopolitics.
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
Religion isn't the facade, it is the medium through which other reasons are transmitted
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
Headline is wrong. There is no verification requirement. All this does is require the user to select a non-verified age bracket on first boot. You can lie, just like porn sites today. I thought HNers wanted parents to govern their children&
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
Headline is wrong, and you didn't read the article. There is no verification requirement. You are a bad HN poster and should feel bad. All this does is require the user to select a non-verified age bracket on first boot. You can lie, j
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
> Almost nobody talked about “getting manufacturing back to the US”. I guess the President of the United States is an almost nobody. Obama's 2013 State of the Union hyped up 3-D printing explicitly as a tech that would be bringing m
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
Or I just realized that if they are a 22 year old college graduate, they were in elementary school when the 2012-2014 3-D printing hype cycle was at its peak.
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
> I never heard that. Once the predictions of a magical future turn out to be false, techies suddenly don't remember. Kind of like when the cult leader's prediction of doomsday doesn't show, there's always another mag
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
> I don't have 30k bucks to spare on a gpu :( Do you have $2/hr to rent an RTX 6000 96GB or $5/hr for B200 180GB on the cloud?
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
Are you taking into account energy costs of running a 3090 at 350 watts for a very long time?
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
At least compilers are deterministic
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
The various *claws are just a pipe between LLM APIs and a bunch of other API/CLIs. Like you can have it listen via telegram or Whatsapp for a prompt you send. Like to generate some email or social post, which it sends to the LLM API. G
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
> a 35yo nobody managed to win the mayoral election with fake smiles and empty promises, because 40% of the city is now foreign-born. Had only native-born Americans (not even just those born in NYC) voted, he would have lost. Ignorant on
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
Then you are a psychopath. I truly feel sorry for you.
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
> I'm not sure how anyone with a functional desire to improve humanity decides "Hey, those americans, they sure do deserve better vaccines." Because people understand that people don't get to choose their government
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
You know that if you are just using a cloud service and not running local models, you could have just bought a raspberry pi.
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
It is pretty obviously no. API keys billed by the token, yes, Oauth to the flat rate plans no. > OAuth authentication (used with Free, Pro, and Max plans) is intended exclusively for Claude Code and Claude.ai. Using OAuth tokens obtained
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
But it isn't 'economics' as there is no actual data or science here, just a wild guess about what customer acquisition might currently cost. All it takes to rug pull is some exec speculating that 'the economics' hav
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by eleventyseven 7mo ago
The blast radius is more corporate and school networks that block facebook.com

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