xs83

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by xs83 11mo ago
If you mean CUDA specific then yes. The biggest benefit of these machines over the others is the CUDA ecosystem and tools like cuDF, cuGraph etc
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by xs83 11mo ago
TTFT on a Mac is terrible and only increases as the context increases, thats why many are selling their M3 Ultra 512GB
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by xs83 11mo ago
Now this looks much more interesting! Is the top one input tokens and the second one output tokens? So 38.54 t/s on 120B? Have you tested filling the context too?
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by xs83 2y ago
I've been on both sides of the software cycle as a stream lead and as a developer and ultimately I think this is it. Agile gets bastardised as soon as specific reporting structures and deadlines come into place "What do we need to
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by xs83 2y ago
I like the interface - I will say that it doesnt work when there is an ad-blocker installed (the workspace wont open). When I am into the app it seems the database wasnt generated for items like the authentication system (which I would expe
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by xs83 2y ago
https://aws.amazon.com/solutions/implementations/serverless-... AWS just released this too which looks like a much more expensive version of their previous Lambda@Edge functionality.
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by xs83 2y ago
Number one reason is probably * gestures wildly at everything *
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by xs83 2y ago
I will die on the hill of squash-merge only. It doesnt make the history that confusing having branching visible with some run of the mill standardisation in process. My biggest issue is that if you have to delay a feature then the sheer amo
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by xs83 2y ago
How is its laziness? I found Opus to be very quick to curtail output and default into "Add the rest of your code here" type things. I am a lazy data engineer - I want to prompt it into something I can basically copy and paste
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by xs83 2y ago
Awesome news - we will eradicate HIV within the a single generation at this rate!
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by xs83 2y ago
Nice!
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by xs83 2y ago
I have been a long term Rectangle user on Mac and a WinSplitRevolution for decades on Windows, my biggest preference as a developer is for it to be keyboard centric. I love the use of a numpad as a positional reference for the screen. Hotke
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by xs83 2y ago
I think the differences is that it isnt weaponised as it is in the US but it is very much valued and expected.
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by xs83 2y ago
Yeah thats ridiculously expensive for a home lab IMO, the thinkcenters can be picked up for a couple of hundred bucks used and a T400 runs about the same. So $400 for an AI capable home bench would run $1200 for a 3 node cluster - I can liv
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by xs83 2y ago
I think the Thinkstation M920 can house a single slot short GPU in it, something like the T400 ( https://www.nvidia.com/content/dam/en-zz/Solutions/design-vi... ) would give you the capability to run moder
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by xs83 2y ago
UK and Australia. The pros and cons are the same pros and cons you get with any system that has some form of centralised control. The main one comes down to triage, if you need / want a procedure that isnt life threatening or helps you
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by xs83 2y ago
I think dismantling an existing system that is based on capitalism and is protected by the people rich enough to keep lobbying and getting kick backs will always be difficult. It would need to be started again completely. I dont think the U
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by xs83 2y ago
He cant because thats exactly what it is. The UK NHS system is on its knees because the conservative government has started selling it out from under the people to guess - US companies. But all the gammons are spouting exactly the same as h
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by xs83 2y ago
I am from 2 countries with "Free" healthcare system, I know that in either country if I really required it I would be seen, treated and discharged with no more than a few payments needed for medically necessary prescription medici
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by xs83 2y ago
nvm - I just saw OpenFaas's licence since I last looked at it
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by xs83 2y ago
I believe that no one should have to pay for medical care at the point of receiving it. This is what Taxes and government planning are for
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by xs83 2y ago
So how is this different to OpenFaas?
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by xs83 2y ago
Perhaps its because the average house (e.g. the Simpsons house) is no longer achievable for the majority of young people, smaller footprints mean things have to become multipurpose.
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by xs83 2y ago
Digression but Medical debt should not exist in the first place - especially not in a supposedly modern country.
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by xs83 2y ago
I did a conversion of 500GB of data using dask_cudf on a GTX 1060 with 6GB of VRAM and was able to do it faster than a 20 node m3.xlarge Cluster. What you can do on even consumer GPU's is mind blowing.
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by xs83 2y ago
This and Rapids.ai is the single reason that NVIDIA is the leader in AI. They made GPU processing at scale accessible to everyone, I have been a long term user of Rapids and found that even as a data engineer I can do things on an old consu
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by xs83 2y ago
It requires NVIDIA
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by xs83 2y ago
I remember when mobile phones started to become big, I still had a pager / beeper at the time and realised that you could SMS directly to the beeper number for them to appear - that was a pretty cool few months until everything went th
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by xs83 2y ago
Training AI on AI generated data produces some increasingly weird outputs, I am sure we are already seeing the results of this in some models but the level of Hallucination is only going to increase unless some kind of checks and balances a
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by xs83 2y ago
I find extra long grain basmati rice doesnt do well in a rice cooker, much prefer the soak and huge pan of water method so I can get consistent results for inch long rice grains! I measure for all other rices in my rice cooker depending on

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