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jtbaker

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About jtbaker

GIS, fullstack, AI/ML stuff in Austin, Texas

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    Comment #49228452

    boot = strapped

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    Comment #49127542

    Looks like a couple of people are already on it: https://github.com/antirez/ds4/issues/635

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    Comment #49106123

    https://github.com/antirez/ds4 coming out at the same time I started a new job and they gave me an m5 max a few months ago was the lightbulb moment for me.

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    Comment #49106102

    M5 max is 614 GB/s in the 40gpu variant

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    Comment #49025373

    I think `smolvm` may fit the bill? I've been using it to run pi.dev in a sandbox. https://smolmachines.com/

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    Comment #49023885

    https://www.utilitydive.com/news/virginia-legislature-passes...

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    Comment #48883420

    Buf.build, never again. Had a proto evangelist get us ingratiated into their system a few years ago and then they introduced a bunch of rent seeking behavior just to be able to to …

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    Comment #48805966

    273 GB/s. Same ballpark as M4 Pro and Strix Halo.

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    Comment #48727984

    The RTX 5000 Pro 72GB seems like kind of a sleeper to me, and sips https://www.microcenter.com/product/709071/pny-nvidia-rtx-pr...

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    Comment #48726875

    Nope, have both these machines, can confirm the M5 max blows the M4 mini away. It does get hot, but I use it mostly with an external monitor and keyboard. Conceptually I like the h…

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    Comment #48681730

    I don’t think there’s a GPU component so it’s probably a much lower power profile. Also, per this cloudflare write up the Turin gen of the AMD Epycs is very efficient: https://blog…

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    Comment #48640190

    > Gas is the cheapest, fastest zero-to-production choice for onsite power generation, and has been for a long time. Last I heard the wait time for turbines was ~5 years at the mome…

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    Comment #48561537

    I'm using the DS4 flash IQ2 2-bit quant, per Salvadore's recommendations for my hardware in the repo. I haven't messed with the cloud hosted variant. The only other paid API I have…

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    Comment #48561092

    I'm on the verge of cancelling my anthropic $20 plan since it's come out. On an M5 Max 128GB, hooked up to the pi.dev harness, I get in the neighborhood of 400-450tps prefill and 3…

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    Comment #48559255

    > Trying to run them on a unified memory Mac > but still not quite in the realm of Sonnet or DeepSeek 4 Flash these are not mutually exclusive anymore. DS4 has set the bar for me t…

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    Comment #48274259

    Launching a new product in SvelteKit! Coming from Vue and it has been mostly great.

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    Comment #48149304

    It's already greatly improved over previous generations due to M5s having tensor cores (higher compute capacity for matmul operations, the bottleneck for prefill).

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    Comment #48115233

    Sounds like it means you don't have to wire up the RPC server yourself anymore? Just build a docker container that invokes this quack server command, expose it over the network and…

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    Comment #48114031

    uh, doing analytics type queries on large datasets that postgres would choke on, as an RPC? I'm using it (ducklake specifically) to build a lakehouse RPC server that can scale hori…

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    Comment #48063080

    Dang, fun memories of when I was first getting in to geo/data stuff and doing a lot of web mapping stuff with D3, Leaflet and friends. Seems as tools like Vector tiles/PMTiles have…

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    Comment #48026167

    what has meta ever done that would instill trust in you? From the very article you cited: > The best thing you can do to preserve your privacy and security with your Meta messages …

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    Comment #47756823

    Just set up Pi after listening to Marios talk at AIE Europe[0] and have solid initial impressions! Especially on limited hardware like a MB Air, seems a lot more resource efficient…

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    Comment #47698554

    the Stepchange show went fairly deep on this topic in their first episode (listened to it recently). https://www.stepchange.show/coal-part-i

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    Comment #47678219

    Yeah, but then I'm heavily coupled to their proprietary infrastructure. Maybe a good thing for them, but a nonstarter for thinking about building a real business on, for me and man…

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    Comment #47677872

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