prosunpraiser

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by prosunpraiser 3mo ago
I deleted my claude account the day the samples started preaching from the pope’s address and claiming 50% of the jobs will be gone while shamelessly stealing entire corpus of human data without attribution while preaching what you can and
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by prosunpraiser 3mo ago
Lookout - next they will rewrite the color blue in Rust and claim advantages.
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by prosunpraiser 4mo ago
Desperate slithering snake fuck is what he is. First it wad 50% of jobs gone, then software engineering dead and now this spiel.
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by prosunpraiser 4mo ago
I have never yet had a set of words that I have grown to hate so much - “taste” and “moat” being at the top of them. It is almost always coming from people who have or know about neither. (Agree with the article’s general sentiment - but j
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by prosunpraiser 5mo ago
How the hell is it even admissible?
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by prosunpraiser 5mo ago
Cause obviously what the gamers need right now is not games - but intrusive AI that adds no utility whatsoever. Why didn’t I think of that?
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by prosunpraiser 5mo ago
There are alternative ways to gather telemetry data about your usage, then literally polluting the commit message / PR description of the author. Why even consider doing that in the first place?
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by prosunpraiser 5mo ago
Of course - finance is the best domain to depkiy a stochastic parrot which hallucinates and forgets stuff frequently and doesn’t follow your instructions - even with SOTA models. One where you need absolute accuracy and auditabikity. Why di
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by prosunpraiser 1y ago
Reuse is not always necessary - sometimes things are just done for fun and exploration, not for appeasing thirsty VCs and grabbing that market share.
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by prosunpraiser 2y ago
Sheep mentality hard at work at companies. Just because Google does it (processes, technologies, systems etc), lets also adopt it without thinking whether its relevant in our context and use-cases. I bet the same devs from these firms who
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by prosunpraiser 2y ago
Unfortunately the solution is quite simple - don’t release in EU.
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by prosunpraiser 2y ago
You prove the point that these are just token generation machines whose output is psuedo-intelligent. It’s probably not there yet to be blindly trusted.
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by prosunpraiser 2y ago
This. I use the same workflow. Also I am too lazy write and maintain notes - so I just use joplin for tags / metadata and typora (wysiwyg editor for md). Thinking and taking notes over typing on Typora is a godsend. Best $15 I have spe
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by prosunpraiser 2y ago
I haven’t seen on how it fares on uncensored use-cases, but from what I see Q5_K variants of Mistral 7B are not very far from Mixtral 8x7B (the latter requires 64GB of RAM which I don’t have). Tried open-webui yesterday with Ollama for spin
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by prosunpraiser 2y ago
Not sure if this helps but this is from tinkering with Mistral 7B on both my M1 Pro (10 Core, 16 GB RAM) and WSL 2 w/ CUDA (Acer Predator 17, i7-7700HK, GTX 1070 Mobile, 16GB DRAM, 8GB VRAM). - Got 15 - 18 Tokens / sec on WSL 2 w
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by prosunpraiser 2y ago
Execution traces have a goroutine profile which outputs the count of goroutines as well. That can be used for an alert as well - though it would require parsing the trace output. They recently made some changes to give a structured API over
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by prosunpraiser 3y ago
There is a lot of knowledge / community support around microservices already so people find it hard to gravitate automatically towards workflows (same didn’t exist for those. Same thing as GraphQL vs REST)
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by prosunpraiser 3y ago
(This is from when I last evaluated Cadence - which is now temporal.io. The state must have changed since then.) Workflows are not zero-cost, they have their own tradeoffs compared to microservices. State management / bootstrapping log
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by prosunpraiser 4y ago
In enterprise where there is poor documentation and lots of tribal knowledge, noting down just those 2 lines for every new info is a quick way to break down knowledge gaps created by just that. It is exactly due to such disdain for document