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mirzap

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About mirzap

Curious developer.

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/mirzap; my proof: https://keybase.io/mirzap/sigs/5G0Sj20ied-ISqZWBbkxcQQ3pm3o5_yWUSkV9aHeRSk ]

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    Comment #49224737

    On an industrial scale, yes, of course.

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    Comment #49206690

    Yup, I agree. I’m just clarifying what I meant by my original comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49206654

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    Comment #49206654

    I agree. We all make these kinds of trade-offs sometimes. We trade some amount of money for peace of mind, more interesting work, better colleagues, a healthier environment, and so…

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    Comment #49206379

    Anyone who thinks people work for anything other than money is delusional. Anyone who works for "the mission" is an idiot - no company or billionaire running a company cares about …

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    Comment #49182430

    Just proving my point. "Hey, look, AC current can kill you. We must stop this nonsense" https://www.wired.com/2012/01/0104edison-uses-ac-to-kill-ele...

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    Comment #49182177

    I used the softer word "foolish" - but in reality, they are idiots. Yes, they are, and they will look like idiots in the future when China wins the AI race. In the same way, nuclea…

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    Comment #49182083

    Search engines are free.

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    Comment #49181360

    The majority of people opposed AC current, cars, steam engines, rail tracks, airplanes, computers, the internet, and so on. There was always irrational fear present with new tech a…

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    Comment #49133525

    Even if they can solve problems like this every day, you still have a very limited number of grad students who can solve them. With model capabilities like this, you can have the e…

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    Comment #48965782

    Ah, ok, thanks for the explanation. I didn't want to create a duplicate; I checked to see if anyone posted it, but didn't see it at the time.

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    Comment #48956722

    Why move to a thread that is clearly a copy of my post, created 2 hours after mine?

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    Just got an AWS billing alert projecting my monthly cost at $140B

    This has to be a bug. My usual monthly S3 bill is only $2–3. Has anyone else received a strange billing estimate today? https://prnt.sc/UqjcYD3RSQrS

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    Comment #48461409

    Exactly. Git is an amazing piece of software. If a team can’t use Git, which is still the simplest and most reliable way to track project history, I wouldn’t have much confidence i…

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    Comment #48203453

    The Flash model costs more than the Frontier models. Didn't see that coming.

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    Comment #48145900

    I’m more interested in the topic myself. Do you have any recommended reads (besides the usual ones - tldp, kernel docs, linux foundation, etc)?

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    Comment #48138474

    I’m curious how it’s legal to size a ship in international waters under any circumstances? We have a word for that - piracy.

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    Comment #48046063

    I use Repoprompt's workflows for this. They are pretty good.

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    Comment #48041662

    Technical report: https://www.zyphra.com/zaya1-8b-technical-report Announcement post: https://www.zyphra.com/post/zaya1-8b

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