roguas

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by roguas 3mo ago
im moving my stuff as we speak, if those were just vms for services, no biggie but if you run business thats tied to repackaging compute - well, yeah there are better options
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by roguas 3mo ago
digitalocean has better pricing now, im actually migrating stuff right now, gcp also but only slightly
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by roguas 10mo ago
hn post = verify if you scale codeberg doesnt
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by roguas 1y ago
i seriously hate my it dept attempts, they send you a link, you click, boom you have to enroll to a training im sry, did i miss the part on how you can hack someone by simply sending them the link? is the web seriously that bad? honestly at
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by roguas 2y ago
good "best laptop 2024" search results, absolutely exist, but they have to be heavily personalized towards user and i dont think we adjusted to such levels of in search (we have expectations of median/commonality there)
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by roguas 2y ago
> I didn't trust myself not to blow both my feet off with Clojure But you are clojure engineer(by trade). Kinda weird, cause on the other end, I myself do backend in clojure but in frontend i much prefer js/svelte. (cljs toolin
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by roguas 2y ago
No, open source means that sources are open, typically for inspection, modification etc. Also here it can be considered the case. Likely in order to claim "true open source", they would have to share dataset? But even this might n
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by roguas 2y ago
All the usecases we see. Take a look at perplexity optimising short internet research. If I get this mostly right its fine enough, saved my 30 minutes of mindless clicking and reading - even if some errors are there.
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by roguas 2y ago
or internet consortium of financial advisor will tell you: it is a bit of your own fault, you should always diversify
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by roguas 2y ago
> we haven't had time to really adjust emotionally. I think we adjusted, but we just apply broader context. No one would recommend going all-in on FTX with your life savings. Likely no one involved is really poor and this affected h
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by roguas 3y ago
> Just stranded without dignity or purpose, Perhaps dignity is seeking value that is scalable to entire humanity, hm? Isn't it dignified? If we cannot find value for fellow humans we can relax I guess? > We have outsourced art to
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by roguas 3y ago
I think the goal was last attempt at nation building in middleeast (that started in 70s, due to oil being way more important for US than now). In order to do nation building of course you have to shake the country and its structure, but you
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by roguas 3y ago
I was drooling each time he said Poland in that interview. Putin's got special kink for us. Its not well known fact but through weird tricks we ended up ruling Russia for a couple of years. Not a lot of folks on both side knew about it
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by roguas 3y ago
I don't think Poland is very doubtful towards US(some is always welcome). We have strong ties and generally are on extremely good terms with US compared to other western countries. As for weapons, well its a market situation, sometimes
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by roguas 3y ago
Google and MS should offer support. While both of them operate app markets they have not went hardcore into ban all other markets, lock platforms.
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by roguas 3y ago
To combine with previous "techdebt" mentioned. I dislike tech debt, as term because it causes false analogy. Prefer friction, which is how much harder/longer development becomes as compared to your original estimate. While ob
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by roguas 3y ago
How do you dismantle profitable business?
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by roguas 3y ago
Hold on. I would avoid broad claims. Latest generation of automated phone systems is crap, yes. But we are very slowly starting to see something new here. I can assure it would take me a week to fix a lot of problems aka memes coming from
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by roguas 3y ago
yes, they dropped instruct model already and i think people are churning the variety as we speak
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by roguas 3y ago
Euro folks here: Oh, this thing again.
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by roguas 3y ago
Oh it's good they working on important problems with their ai. Its just openai was working on my/our problems (or providing tools to do so) and that's why people are more excited about them. Not because of cultural difference
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by roguas 3y ago
Whats not possible? Do they ban people for exploring sota model that they offer?
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by roguas 3y ago
Is it non-reproducible? Also results which reproducibility can be measured and appears stable is perfectly good science. I dislike when people throw statements like that.
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by roguas 3y ago
Especially given this would be fine definition of engineering+science: "All you're doing is exploring the parameter space of particular model in a very crude way."
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by roguas 3y ago
It may be a conflict of interest but it will be hidden by layers. OAI has deal with gpu producer and there is little conflict as they don't interact, but MS that owns Azure and resell of hardware creates that conflict. Maybe I have bad
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by roguas 3y ago
Acknowledging a mistake so early seems like a sign of weakness to me. Hold the hot rod for at least a minute, see if the initial pain goes away. After that acknowledgement may begin to look like part of learning and get more acceptance, rat
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by roguas 3y ago
I think AI, particularly text based, seems like a cleaner problem. Robots are derivative of AI, robotics, batteries, hardware, compute, societal shifts. It appears our tech tree needs stable AI first, then can tackle the rest of problems w
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by roguas 3y ago
Im swooning over gpt-based solutions most of my day (coding included). I consider myself professional, hope that other professionals are also swooning, cause it truly impacts at many levels.
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by roguas 3y ago
a lot of disagreement, pluggable llms is not something most people look in a product - its rare case of enterprises that are afraid of everything atm, also finetuning should be considered for costs not really range (i have not seen examples
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by roguas 3y ago
Yes western companies spend a lot on marketing, cause without it you might confuse their products which are built to deliver positive experiences and value with similarly looking but not so positive counterparts. Not to dunk on China partic

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