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Comment #47199872
Finally! I had to set up a container with X on my headless server to get a few text files reliably synced, crazy stuff.
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Comment #46703995
This is a really fun problem! I suggest anyone who likes optimization in a very broad sense to try their hand at it. Might be the most fun I've had while interviewing. I had to spe…
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Comment #46342328
Here: https://excel-esports.com/product/world-of-warcraft-mewc-202... You're supposed to do a $0 checkout for some reason and then download them
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Comment #44474667
> MTG-S1 is the first geostationary meteorological sounder satellite to fly over Europe I was confused for a minute on how it's both _geostationary_ and _over Europe_ -- you can't …
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Comment #43822278
Tbh it still puzzles me why gameplay degradation specifically was chosen as a way to try to discourage piracy. I imagine many more people hit the degradations, thought the game was…
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Comment #41938120
The real question is whether these side-effects are going to be worse than 20 years of not taking it.
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Comment #41363789
That's where I am too right now for personal projects, and I ended up reimplementing parts of Dokuploy for that, but I don't feel much of a need to move from "fun little docker com…
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Comment #39496124
That's a great point! I'd agree that just the extra emotional motivation from having your own thing is worth a ton. I get some distance down that way by having a large RAM no GPU b…
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Comment #39492339
Well if you are not using a rented machine during a period of time, you should release it. Agreed on reliability and data transfer, that's a good point. Out of curiosity, what do y…
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Comment #39491782
I was thinking of doing something similar, but I am a bit sceptical about how the economics on this works out. On vast.ai renting a 3x3090 rig is $0.6/hour. The electricity price o…
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Comment #39016614
The third effort is referred to sometimes as AI not-kill-everyone-ism, a tacky and unwieldy term that is unlikely to be co-opted or lead to the unproductive discussion like around …
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Comment #38378228
More effort spent on early commercialization like keeping ChatGPT running might mean less effort on cutting edge capabilities. Altman was never an AI safety person, so my personal …
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Comment #38314179
>rightfully so How the hell can people be so confident about this? You describe two smart people reasonably disagreeing about a complicated topic
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Comment #38314128
If there's a lot of smoke coming, people are running out of the building and you can see an ominous red glow in the windows, shouting "FIRE" is the right thing to do even if we are…
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Comment #38213589
Bonus question on O-1: what do you think are the easiest boxes to check for a talented professionals in AI? High salary and critical capacity for established organizations are a gi…
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Comment #37888839
Could some knowledge have been finetuned into it, and be outside of the prompt?
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Comment #37641055
Great to see investment in the most alignment-conscious of the AI orgs.
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Comment #37226178
What are the tools people use to draw diagrams? I've tried many things and settled on Miro on an iPad (infinite canvas + pencil), but I still think this space is underinvested in. …
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Comment #36936622
https://www.reddit.com/r/Knightsofthebutton/comments/38q9x5/...
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Comment #36936086
>It was quite popular for a surprisingly long time. Hah, that's a blast from the past. One reason it lasted as long as it did was the Knights of the Button, users who collaborated …
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