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by tudorizer 1mo ago
huh!? I entered this text in the submission form, not as a reply.
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A dashboard and UI for running and auto-fixing configs on the DGX Spark(enverge.substack.com)
2 points by tudorizer 1mo ago|2 comments
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by tudorizer 1mo ago
Spark Studio: The Dashboard That Fixes Its Own Bugs
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by tudorizer 1mo ago
They've gone up in price a bit now, just like most of the market. Still a fair option for renting a DGX Spark.
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by tudorizer 9mo ago
https://lab.enverge.ai/b200-challenge/ - making high-end compute available to a few researchers, who are conscious about the impact of data centers on climate and local communities.
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Win free access to a DGX B200 for 24h(lab.enverge.ai)
2 points by tudorizer 10mo ago|0 comments
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by tudorizer 1y ago
I'm working on something that proves to be more ambitious than initially thought: pure Python notebooks + zero-emission GPUs + git = https://lab.enverge.ai Currently struggling with an experiment where DeepSeek-R1 is being
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by tudorizer 1y ago
There's a smell of pseudo-science here. That weird blend of interesting + plausible with sprinkles of heavy-handed parallels. After "Isaac Newton, who may have been the smartest person who ever lived" the level of trust fell
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by tudorizer 1y ago
Well ... what is independent analysis? The author is not a reporter, but someone who understands business principles. I think you got the causality the other way around here.
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by tudorizer 1y ago
Right, but critiquing with the right perspective is important. Statements about making a loss must contain the entire economic picture, otherwise they simply aren't true at some point. A business can't be scrutinized unless the un
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by tudorizer 1y ago
Most likely tickling an own itch. Also to validate/invalidate if sanity wasn't lost. Plus, Ed's articles have been circulated in some investment groups and nobody expressed a clear counter-point. PS. I wasn't familiar wi
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by tudorizer 1y ago
> because the average person is bad at explaining what they want an LLM to do Agreed. It's the saving grace for most platform which integrate LLMs even right now. Eg. v0 narrows the scope of general purpose LLMs and offers educated
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Units of Economics of LLMs. Reply to Ed Zitron's "AI Is a Money Trap"
6 points by tudorizer 1y ago|10 comments
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by tudorizer 1y ago
This video nerd-sniped me so hard. All these mechanics put a smile on my face.
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by tudorizer 1y ago
> Boundaries and purpose This can't be emphasized enough!
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by tudorizer 1y ago
As long as you're not going too far down the "the hammer will start using itself" path. Recursive feedback loops and fast pace of improvements are priced in.
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by tudorizer 1y ago
This hammers starts sounding like Excalibur given all the mythos around it. :) Agreed on the minimal-chargeable-bar point. The beauty arises when juniors grow.
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by tudorizer 1y ago
I have tried quite a few and would defo agree with your conclusion. Also not fully buying the "you're holding it wrong" answers. I point at long such lists of tools only to indicate a certain level of complexity, which will m
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by tudorizer 1y ago
Absolutely. When complexity grows and lines between boundries of what's what blur, opportunity for misunderstanding sneaks in. We should welcome scrutiny, though.
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by tudorizer 1y ago
If the myth of the "copy-paste dev" has any truth to it, then salaries are inflated. On the flip-side, lists like "here are 80 agentic tools for your start-up" sounds like new opportunities for devs on quite a few dimens
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by tudorizer 1y ago
BTW, this wasn't meant as a direct jab to your post. My post is sparked by many sources.
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by tudorizer 1y ago
Tell this to junior devs who get demoralised. Analogies have power.
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by tudorizer 1y ago
Depends on who this other company is and what their goal is. Perplexity? Most likely no. Some open-source foundation? Maybe.
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AI Is Not a Dev
4 points by tudorizer 1y ago|22 comments
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by tudorizer 1y ago
You might be applying some reverse psychology by claiming shameless == authentic. Does that translate to having shame (in the interpretation of being aware or norms and being considerate to those around) == not authentic? This "freedom
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by tudorizer 1y ago
My theory is that bitterness, at least this particular flavour, stems from seeing this negative impact, more than anything. Change itself is a must. It's nature's law.
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by tudorizer 1y ago
This parallel is something that I've been mulling over for the better part of this year. Are we simply getting old and bitter? Personally, I would add a previous cycle to this: social media. Although people were quick to point at the c
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Show HN: Hiconic – reflective, reactive, and portable modeling for any domain(github.com)
2 points by tudorizer 1y ago|0 comments
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by tudorizer 1y ago
The one-time price is interesting. If the platform goes away in 1 year, it essenetially becomes 39$/year. Any plans on how you'd make this a longer lasting product?
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by tudorizer 1y ago
The gist of the article is a fun thought experiment. Why count lines of code? Error handling is nothing to sniff at, especially in prod. Imagebin had a small handful of known users. Open it up to the world and most the error handling in Go

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