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by pajeets 2y ago
wait this is crazy what model can i run on 1TB and how many tokens per second ? for instance Nvidia Nemotron Llama 3.1 quantized at what speed ? ill get a GPU too but not sure how much VRAM I need for the best value for your buck
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by pajeets 2y ago
gonna need quantum computing once you breach in to the mid 20s
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by pajeets 2y ago
need a 3090 at least for that
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by pajeets 2y ago
so 4 vCPU per customer + 40gigs of RAM ?
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Ask HN: I have 24 core server with 1TB of DDR4 RAM, what should I run?
24 points by pajeets 2y ago|38 comments
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by pajeets 2y ago
but SQL isn't a blackbox and is a declarative language with a strict syntax Piggybacking on OpenAI or any GPT is not at all the same as SQL
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by pajeets 2y ago
main appeal is the large amount of RAM and cores VDS seems to go up in cost when you go beyond 32GB with a decent CPU amen to the depreciation but methinks 7950x + 512gb of DDR5 RAM should be fairly future proof no ?
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by pajeets 2y ago
literally 90% of AI startups right now are some combination of the above and their "edge" is just a long system prompt that tells them to "be this niche and output response that mimics an expert from that niche" This was
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Ask HN: Colocate or Buy VPS/VDS?
2 points by pajeets 2y ago|2 comments
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by pajeets 2y ago
> you can bet this isn't the exit most parties wished for. Although by this stage the founder(s) is probably happy to find a buyer who will retain their team. I've seen a startup that was bootstrapped 10 years ago but took on
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by pajeets 2y ago
wonder how this works with Pocketbase
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by pajeets 2y ago
just tried it out and it struggled with the bubble caption and adopting other drawing styles but oh god yes this is awesome because an image like this would take forever for me to do and if even arranging someone to commission it is expensi
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by pajeets 2y ago
wait you think these images are pornographic?
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by pajeets 2y ago
wow this is wild! https://i.postimg.cc/vT6SV7pq/replicate-prediction-6ap8z1jv5... https://i.postimg.cc/vZzMTM71/replicate-prediction-7r4b4p6sj... https://i.postimg.cc/rs6wM5LJ&#x2F
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by pajeets 2y ago
I experienced the same thing, it was so weird i got good results in the beginning and then it "craps out" dont know why all the critical comments about flux are being downvoted or flag sure is weird
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by pajeets 2y ago
you think Russia is the only one doing this ??!!
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by pajeets 2y ago
sure there were incidents like this on both sides but nothing whats unfolding today
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by pajeets 2y ago
never used midjourney because it had that signature look and bad with hands, feet, letters crazy not even a year has past since Emad's downfall a local open source and superior model drops which just shows how little moat these compa
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by pajeets 2y ago
Dont care about artists opinion on rest of using AI tools instead of not paying them because I couldnt and wouldnt so theres no demand in the first place. All I wanna know is the prompt that was used to generate the art speaking of which i
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by pajeets 2y ago
meh im not convinced that any sort of framework or side tool that works on top of large language models is the solution we really need something intelligent (no, o1 doesn't count) and its unclear what that will look like. Perhaps it wi
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by pajeets 2y ago
also relevant: "history is written by the victor" is especially relevant in understanding the Israeli/Palestine crisis. In the Palestine Mandate, Jews and Palestinians got along just fine. That all changed once the ideology t
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by pajeets 2y ago
That is the "digital media & software is a rivalrous good therefore not paying for it is stealing" argument that copyright lobbyists have preached to Americans since the "You wouldn't download a car" campaign i
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by pajeets 2y ago
I must respectfully disagree with your assertion. The non-rivalrous nature of software, as established in numerous legal precedents (see Sony Corp. v. Universal City Studios, 464 U.S. 417 (1984) and Vernor v. Autodesk, Inc., 621 F.3d 1102 (
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by pajeets 2y ago
Non-rivalrous means that a good can be used by multiple people at the same time without reducing the amount available to others. By nature, digital licenses are non-rivalrous. This means it can be used by multiple people at the same time wi
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by pajeets 2y ago
if buying isn't owning then pirating isn't stealing
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by pajeets 2y ago
honestly the "start your own business" trope is irresponsibly bad advice: - people seeking jobs often dont have disposable income especially those fresh out of school or minimal YOE - tremendous time and energy for a low probabili
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by pajeets 2y ago
The clearest example of terrorism is sabotaging a supply chain, booby trapping consumer devices and not caring because war? OR building a neural network to target civilians indiscriminately based on the same egregious moral high ground? Do
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by pajeets 2y ago
I don't know who said this quote but "one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter" also rings true
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by pajeets 2y ago
When we do it, its "precision strike" or "human shield penetration". When the other side does, its "terrorism" no matter how small. Terror, violence will never stop more bloodshed, you might get the upper hand
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by pajeets 2y ago
my retort to this article is this simple question: if you can look things up in an encyclopedia, why are you forced to recite it? if even low parameter LLM can solve most of these leetcode examples that cost nothing to run, why are we using

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