ex1fm3ta

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by ex1fm3ta 14d ago
I mean they all do it right ? Mistral is just the first one to publicly say it.
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by ex1fm3ta 22d ago
hmm that's a bit low right now, since you need at least 48Gb of VRAM to be confortable. 32Gb might do it (on quantitized models + optimized) but it would be very slow.
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by ex1fm3ta 22d ago
yep why not ? "Unified Memory" was always their favourite selling argument
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by ex1fm3ta 22d ago
same spec, same chip. I tought Apple would at least bump the RAM
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by ex1fm3ta 23d ago
Keep in mind also that LLMs are currenctly heavily subsidized. Once VCs money are gonna run out, you will see the real price, and your 200K per year dev is probably nothing.
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by ex1fm3ta 23d ago
same playbook than Huawei
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by ex1fm3ta 23d ago
The Chinese are coming after these greedy-ass frontier labs. Today Xiaomi unveiled it's own inference machine .... I bet it's gonna be cheaper than Nvidia DGX, shipped with open source models that anybody can have at home.
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by ex1fm3ta 23d ago
checkout my claude-code plugin to display Claude Code status directly in the status line (below prompt textfield) https://github.com/moumine9/claude-status
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by ex1fm3ta 29d ago
I developed a small plugin for claudeCode that allows you to directly see in the console whats the status of claude-code in general and the status for your current model check => https://github.com/moumine9/claude-st
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by ex1fm3ta 1mo ago
at this point, it's a feature, not a bug.
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by ex1fm3ta 1mo ago
Sometimes you got to find a way to buy the silence of your top employee, to prevent them from going to the competition. This "start-up" is shallow as hell
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by ex1fm3ta 2mo ago
On today's episode of "AI Frontier Labs running scams": Now that the narrative of "too dangerous to be released" is not longer working since Chinese gave it all away, they have to come up with another one. You had t
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by ex1fm3ta 2mo ago
On today`s episode of "Ai Frontier Labs ongoing scams"
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by ex1fm3ta 2mo ago
I do not agree at all. When you have multiple repos accross different services, commits are the best way to follow up with differents changes. We adopted conventional commits guidelines a few months ago and everyone is happy. Even ClaudeCod
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by ex1fm3ta 2mo ago
Alex Karp was right, AI Compagnies are stealing people code while making them pay for unproductive tokens
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by ex1fm3ta 2mo ago
So Alex Karp was right, AI companies "are stealing customers' data while charging them for unproductive tokens."
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by ex1fm3ta 3mo ago
unfortunately yes. Too much bullshits jobs (to suck up funds mostly and critize every aspects of non existant projects) and not enough people to take risks and do the job.
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by ex1fm3ta 3mo ago
Fake money in a fake economy to buy out real companies.
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by ex1fm3ta 4mo ago
I use those commands also to filter output and fee ai agents with that. Tail and Head are my favourites to avoid wasting tokens. Wayy too many fancy build logs messages.
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by ex1fm3ta 4mo ago
nope. With ClaudeCode you can create skills ( basically markdown instructions) to teach your agents what command to use. You can also update CLAUDE.md to inject custom instructions that are feeded anything ClaudeCode is started.
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by ex1fm3ta 4mo ago
they did the same thing in Afghanistan and some scanners were found by the talibans once american soldiers left. Somebody even bought these from ebay and retro-engineered the software to access the data. Edit: Article from New York Times h
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by ex1fm3ta 4mo ago
Only C-Series program was sold to Airbus, Bombardier still makes private jet.
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by ex1fm3ta 4mo ago
exactly. That's really sad. The land is completely corrupted, it will take decades to rehabilitate
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by ex1fm3ta 4mo ago
like the ffmpeg teams said "Send Patches"
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by ex1fm3ta 4mo ago
and now they moved to microservices chaos and need it more than ever.
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by ex1fm3ta 6mo ago
The vast majority of users have not idea what exif metadata are. It's probably time to look it up. You know that automatic geographic location data that shows up in your favourite photo app ... There you go.