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elorant
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About elorant
cbarak@gmail.com
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Comment #49215154
No, I won't send a ton, I'll send a few dozens to a few hundreds at most because not everyone is interested in the same things. And they'll visit at their own timeline. If your sit…
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Comment #49215119
The vast majority of news sites don't have an RSS. They don't even have a robots.txt.
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Comment #49212667
What if I’m a web alerts company? I crawl your content but my clients are all end users who actually see your content at your site.
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Comment #49202276
“Move fast and break things”. That was the gospel of Facebook that drove an entire industry and was preached by every entrepreneur in existence. So now that it’s applied on a globa…
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Comment #49179562
I had a similar problem with phone scams for my elder parents. Installed Asterisk with a Raspberry on their land line to allow only whitelisted numbers and the problem was solved. …
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Comment #49090865
I haven't encountered something like what you suggest, but I'm probably not the best person to ask because I'm not in linguistic related circles. But I can tell you that a lot of l…
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Comment #49083164
Yeap, that's true. I'm a native Greek and although we were taught ancient Greek in high school I barely remember any of it. Reading the original text from Homer I can probably unde…
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Comment #48949251
Eventually they will kill the hyperscalers too because of privacy issues. It's better for a company to pay an uprfont cost and then run everything on premise that uploading their e…
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Comment #48806977
I removed the model and then removed Chrome too. Good effing riddance.
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Comment #48780396
Around that time a lot of politicians in Greece had their phones hacked by Pegasus. It's an ongoing scandal in Greece that never got fully resolved, although all evidence indicate …
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Comment #48775743
Sorry to break it to you, but those aren’t marketers. Marketers can’t build shit. Those are all savvy developers who realized that they can take their talents to less competitive m…
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Comment #48775702
They bought at $1bn and made it an $80bn behemoth. Meanwhile, I don't understand why a company has to innovate all the time like it's a piece of cake.
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Comment #48775134
Instagram is an $80bn company right now. I’d call that a success.
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Comment #48723860
Do they have a CLI?
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Comment #48723793
You can get an AMD Strix Halo with half that price even after hardware price adjustments. Besides you don't need 128GB of RAM to run a 27B model.
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Comment #48702489
I’m more interested in how they do large scans without their ISP or hosting provider going bananas about it.
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Comment #48638219
Very few people, but quite a lot of companies especially after per token pricing took effect and companies see their invoices skyrocketing. You pay an upfront cost once and you’re …
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Comment #48629613
I did that too. Ending up building my own reverse index with a fixed-size vocabulary. But that's my issue, you start building one product and you end-up building ten in the process…
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Comment #48628375
I do a lot of work that is based on academic research, aka building a proprietary sparse embedding model. My issue with academia is that they don’t bother to solve the practical is…
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Comment #48613540
That or uMatrix