gnerd00

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by gnerd00 3mo ago
I do respect your moderation, however I addressed the statement, the choice of words, not the person.
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by gnerd00 3mo ago
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by gnerd00 3mo ago
`llama-server` looping mitigations --repeat-penalty something greater than 1.0, set reasoning/thinking OFF explicitly, prefer a gguf with more than 4bit quant
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by gnerd00 3mo ago
... support cash, tell your neighbors
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by gnerd00 3mo ago
> I don't know it is abundantly clear from the post, agree > Bill Gates MSFT declared open source a "cancer" and "a threat to American Values" .. later, almost the entire Internet is run fundamentally on OSS.
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by gnerd00 3mo ago
OK you are right but that is selective for an "overview". The attention to documentation has always been outstanding for substantial packages. The culture is to make many repetitive steps into one liner "magic" that some
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by gnerd00 3mo ago
Newsom aside, the idea is to change from oil to non-oil, efficient from mono-industrial.. The US Oil minions claim to be blind to this and cite quarterly profits, again
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by gnerd00 3mo ago
West Texas is also a basket of methane leakage -- see CarbonMapper et al
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by gnerd00 3mo ago
Jobs had some vestige of the value system of Reed College in him - respect for literature, typesetting, fine arts ... which dramatically evolved into a taste for the power-money politics of Silicon Valley, distantly akin to big-business Ho
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by gnerd00 3mo ago
> ~500m .. to 2000-3000m, which is a 4x reduction in noise on the ground. Radiative power drops by the square of the distance? Does anyone with a real physics background start demanding authority on a soapbox like this?
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by gnerd00 3mo ago
depends on your lawyers.. the reporting requirements in the USA are real. What the report says, who is named.. a much broader topic.
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by gnerd00 3mo ago
Planetwork org (serious,respected,boutique) interviewed with these people and got a sort of snotty frat guy to answer to.. He wanted to know if I had been to any weddings in France recently, as part of the interview. no checks were written
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by gnerd00 3mo ago
great idea to make Gerrymandle! congrats on the alpha US/California etc gerrymandering is dramatically illegal IMHO. I see the recent gerrymandering in the USA as a kind of political cancer actually....
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by gnerd00 3mo ago
you moved there --to work at google; you reported it --while you worked at google. What is different hmmmm
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by gnerd00 3mo ago
> Most LLMs focus on the English, German, French and Chinese languages, but everything else is... left behind at best. that is not true, so please read before make an opinion. The French Mistral project shipped seven+ years ago with 140
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by gnerd00 3mo ago
Maps Camp Google 2007 -- to the assembled 400+ engineers and guests, at the podium. A calm and thoughtful pitch during the five minute talks "You at Google have a special responsibility, we all do, to make a closed loop industrial ecol
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by gnerd00 3mo ago
great to see OLMO mentioned here; interesting project
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by gnerd00 3mo ago
wait until you find out about Facebook!
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by gnerd00 3mo ago
except the courts are somewhat functional, and the law has a lot of pro-privacy and pro-consumer basis. It is not so simple as "lie" but, the clay feet of the idol are showing today.
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by gnerd00 3mo ago
it's out of Committee in the House and passed a House vote.. not done yet
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by gnerd00 3mo ago
Twitter people expressly started their company with the idea of crowd-friendly semi-anonymous msgs on demand. The game of GO delivers an idea where a very large construct can be built then in one move the entire thing flips to a different p
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by gnerd00 3mo ago
add night time lighting of all kinds..
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by gnerd00 3mo ago
> An influencer without children becomes a parent, an urban bike commuter by choice buys a Porsche, a respected developer tries LLMs, and the community feels betrayed wow - certain tech people live in an alternate world. I feel like this
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by gnerd00 4mo ago
> do writers and authors still really care about AI it is demographics.. there is no single answer, you are talking about millions of people with varying amounts of this JOB description > most people are completely put off by AI slop
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by gnerd00 4mo ago
Xeon is a group of products with really varying specs. There is no indication of which XEONs. Also new consumer CPUs often have really small internal caches.
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by gnerd00 4mo ago
I knew a Buddhist monk in Berkeley in the 1990s who was very interested in "games" to teach Dharma.. Games in those days did not look like they do in the last ten years.. Obviously what is now called AAA games are very much the op
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by gnerd00 4mo ago
you are correct - I coded this in the late 1980s with digital sound domain experts
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by gnerd00 4mo ago
agree but it is military thinking that makes him smug like that
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by gnerd00 4mo ago
Tim Cook Apple with Palo Alto money and constant surveillance does not jibe with jovial intellectual prankster.. do tell
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by gnerd00 4mo ago
So great to see this -- the last version of BBedit I paid for is the gold standard for me, for editors... I mean compared to twenty other editors of various kinds on desktop Linux and elsewhere..

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