timmmmmmay

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by timmmmmmay 10d ago
Look I wanted to like bsky but the fact is that their userbase has been doing as much rage and culture wars and engagement bait as any other. I mean look at what just happened the other day with the paint.net guy
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by timmmmmmay 14d ago
The CA law in link 4 clearly says it covers "image, video, and audio output", not text output. It's right in the second paragraph.
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by timmmmmmay 18d ago
they took the sulfur out of the shipping fuel and everything accelerated very quickly. nobody's even talking about it anymore
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by timmmmmmay 18d ago
no, you don't have to make up some non-idiotic argument that's kinda vaguely like the dumb one and substitute it in there. it's not necessary! nobody's making you do it and there's no benefit to anybody from doing i
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by timmmmmmay 19d ago
back when the USSR was still a going concern, there were zero American leftists claiming that it wasn't really communist. that only started happening after they failed
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by timmmmmmay 23d ago
I'm not saying externalities don't exist, I'm saying that basically every time somebody makes an argument relying on the concept, there's no attempt to quantify the externalized cost, it's just a vibe. Just go upthr
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by timmmmmmay 23d ago
Yeah, but how often is this? Certainly there are weird hobbyist edge cases that don't do well with this, that's true of anything, but a provider is loading weights once every few months
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by timmmmmmay 23d ago
Every time I see somebody make an argument about "externalities" it's never actually backed up with any fact-based analysis about the magnitude of them. It's always exclusively vibes-based, "this thing you like is t
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by timmmmmmay 24d ago
Early attempts at this sort of thing definitely did, but these days the impact is minimal
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by timmmmmmay 24d ago
no, the update servers at $sketchy_aliexpress_aftermarket_head_unit_company, probably somewhat easier
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AI at Home Part 2: Multi-GPU Drifting(jdagostino.github.io)
29 points by timmmmmmay 27d ago|1 comments
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by timmmmmmay 1mo ago
because that ended up being the case the last couple times this topic came up and now we've gotten wolf-cried the part where the article avoids mentioning what book this was is a tell
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AI At Home Part 1: A Box Of Scraps(jdagostino.github.io)
131 points by timmmmmmay 1mo ago|62 comments
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by timmmmmmay 1mo ago
the neat thing about the models being open-weights is there's a dozen other providers on OpenRouter still at the old price, or lower
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by timmmmmmay 1mo ago
I'm sure their coverage on other topics is truthful and informative though and it's only the ones where you know a lot about the topic where it's all a bunch of bullshit
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by timmmmmmay 1mo ago
straightforward solution is probably Qwen3.6-27B-Q4 running on a used RTX 3090. price on those is unfortunately high, in fact so high that getting a new Radeon AI PRO R9700 might be a better deal a solid step up from there is anything that
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by timmmmmmay 1mo ago
so instead of downloading a script with curl and running it with bash, you should download it with git and run it with cmake? if you aren't reviewing the code between download and execution, what's the difference?
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by timmmmmmay 1mo ago
you wouldn't be happy then either
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by timmmmmmay 1mo ago
No, but you can compare it to the similarly-sized Gemma4 model and see the difference, it's not subtle
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by timmmmmmay 1mo ago
I don't think you can characterize the discussion around then as simple calling for caution. There was a serious attempt to keep all access to even very basic LLM techniques locked into essentially an exclusive guild.
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by timmmmmmay 2mo ago
entire post is an AI rewrite of this article: https://www.servethehome.com/asrock-rack-4u16x-gnr2-nvidia-h...
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by timmmmmmay 2mo ago
so... not rare, then? another fear mongering article lying to everyone.
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by timmmmmmay 2mo ago
SpaceX has had multiple share classes the entire time, what are you talking about? pre-IPO there was a third Class C with no voting rights at all, these got converted to Class A
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by timmmmmmay 2mo ago
what evidence? more than half of social science studies fail to replicate, why would I believe that this one is in the good half?
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by timmmmmmay 2mo ago
this is fun! I'm excited to see what they'll ban two weeks from now
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by timmmmmmay 2mo ago
perhaps! but you can look at what a five year old GPU (Nvidia A100 80gb) sells for today. it's not cheap! I wish it was!
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by timmmmmmay 2mo ago
This is also true of the older P100 and hobbyists do this stuff now, today
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by timmmmmmay 2mo ago
Of course it is. If I write a movie review and sell it to a magazine or whatever, it's derived from the movie, and it's fair use, and I don't need to ask the movie owner for permission first, or give them a cut of my sales. E
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by timmmmmmay 2mo ago
you know you can just log onto eBay and see what the price of a used H100 is. nobody is stopping you
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by timmmmmmay 2mo ago
there's no prize for predicting 12 of the past 2 bubbles

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