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by tssge 2mo ago
I've been using something similar with ZFS, 15min frequency with autopruning (Sanoid) and the snapdir mounted for the agent. Has worked well and a big plus is being able to tell the agent to just solve it's mistake via restore fro
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by tssge 4mo ago
The reason speculative decoding shows diminishing returns in batched workloads is because the principle of both is the same. Speculative decoding predicts a group of tokens and verifies this group using the main model in one pass instead of
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by tssge 4mo ago
>LLMs are still bad at low-level hardware optimizations, but really good at high-level composition. I disagree. While yes they don't have all the architectural quirks of every GPU memorized, they are able to extract such optimizatio
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by tssge 4mo ago
For me writing manpages as a spec worked well. While the format is unintuitive and tedious (at least to me), I used AI to format the manpages from my descriptions and rendered to PDF to review. Though it's been mainly useful for CLI ut
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by tssge 5mo ago
The GPU has INT4, INT8, BF16 and FP16. Notably no FP8 or FP4.The official GPTQ-Int4 release from Qwen is a great quant for this but custom kernels are still rare for this hardware.
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by tssge 2y ago
I'm not arguing it's right. Frankly, I think it's stupid the way things are. But I can understand why some people make such choice. I guess my argument mainly is that people who take their luggage are not stupid, instead thei
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by tssge 2y ago
In general the airlines just ask you to leave your luggage. If they were legally obliged to replace all your items, they would inform you of such. On international flights, an airline is liable for up to $1700 per the Montreal Convention. T
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by tssge 2y ago
Sarcasm aside, while still not acceptable, some people might not have the means to buy new items to replace what they lost in a crash. So it is understandable for some people to make the choice of taking their luggage with them in such an e
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by tssge 2y ago
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by tssge 2y ago
Which of course is different than the market price of an asset. You can't say sell something at intrinsic value if the market thinks differently.
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by tssge 2y ago
>Genuine question, in what scenario is the self hosting setup and maintenance worth it? Maybe if you're a huge org with a dedicated security team and so on, which could easily handle managing such service. I guess at a certain point
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by tssge 2y ago
>If you can't distinguish bad from good with LLMs, you might as well be throwing crap at the wall hoping it will stick. This is why I think LLMs are more of a tool for the expert rather than for the novice. They give more speedup th
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by tssge 2y ago
What value? What kind of logistics value could they possible provide if they don't have logistics in the first place? It of course is problem of the consumer, as consumer is the one returning the item and the one who ultimately has to
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by tssge 2y ago
I think you have misunderstood what dropshipping means. In dropshipping the business won't have any foreign made inventory and neither will they have any in their country. Instead they will hook you up with a Chinese outlet without tel
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by tssge 2y ago
#1 is the website ships globally with no restrictions. A lot of Chinese businesses ship to any country. A local business with their own stock generally won't handle shipping to every single country around the globe. Sure there are exce
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by tssge 2y ago
That's a dropshipping site for AliExpress products shipping from China. You'll save money if you buy the product straight from AliExpress without a middleman in between. However as you said, the toothbrush doesn't actually wo
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by tssge 2y ago
Yeah sorry I might've mixed up 8051 and 8086. Not totally sure, main point was that it's an old ass chip design used in modern products. These chips with 70s design are very common in ordinary "non computing" products, g
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by tssge 2y ago
Yeah I totally agree if we consider Intel's innovation in the CPU space or lack thereof in the 21st century. I have seen more innovation happen in the CPU space in the last 5 years than the 20 years prior to that. This has been thanks
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by tssge 2y ago
You have to look more far back than just the Pentium 4 days. Intel absolutely were some of the greatest innovators on the industry if you look at 70s, 80s and 90s. I would say they simply were the best, but dropped the ball at least when AM
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by tssge 2y ago
>but the transcripts the AI makes of me are so hilariously My experience on AI transcripts is different: I use auto (AI) generated captions on YouTube for every video and while there sure are some mistakes with especially names and speci
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by tssge 2y ago
Yes, that was my point exactly. Due to nice weather, ice cream consumption and drowning begin to correlate and it's hard to draw conclusions from this correlation alone. As an example for coffee consumption it could just be that coffee
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by tssge 2y ago
Ah, that explains, thanks! I was scratching my head for a while wondering if I am missing the point totally... seems like I did
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by tssge 2y ago
And ice cream consumption is correlated with drowning. Many times correlation just doesn't mean that much by itself.
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by tssge 2y ago
At least in the South of EU there are places with zero checks in place. I mean there are organizations operating in the Mediterranean whose whole purpose is to offer transport for people outside the EU without any checks required. Honestly
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by tssge 2y ago
More discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41040445
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by tssge 2y ago
Now I don't know what the parent said, but if you mean frightening as in taking up people's time, worry not, as commonly in small orgs such meetings don't take place in reality even though the minutes might indicate so. These
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by tssge 2y ago
Just so you know businesses have other expenses than just salary. These can range from insurance to office space to accounting to server hosting and so on. $1M ARR is not very much when you have almost 10 employees. This would be considered
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by tssge 2y ago
How does this differ from how Manifest v3 declarativeNetRequest is in practice? Not saying they're the same, just wondering of the capabilities between these.
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by tssge 2y ago
I've had a similar issue with YouTube and it turned out to be AV1. You seem to have quite new GPU compared to me so I guess AV1 isn't a likely culprit, but perhaps Firefox is unable to offload AV1 to the GPU even if supported? For
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by tssge 2y ago
Not the parent, but I write recovery codes down and store in a safe at my home. The difference compared to a password is that these recovery codes are single use, used only in exceptional cases and physically airgapped. On the other hand my

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