Viewing profile — monster_truck
monster_truck
HN member- Joined
- Tue, Aug 27, 2024, 9:22 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 975
- Public activity
- 473 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About monster_truck
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #49219423
Seconding this, flash and especially pro are damn near batting 1000 for me in my experiments. In one instance it figured out that the poc was running on a much slower machine and l…
-
comment
Comment #49219369
It's far from significant, it's partially doubled during peak hours. They could 16x it and it would still be two orders of magnitude better value than OAI's $200/mo plan. It's that…
-
comment
Comment #49203709
Same! The only reason I'm not using it more is because it's summertime. I'm not in any hurry. Setting the memory to "fast timings" is good for 8-12% more tokens/second if you haven…
-
comment
Comment #49203617
Something I don't think many have internalized is that China has been as good or better for quite a while now (long before anyone was pointing distillation fingers) and enough peop…
-
comment
Comment #49199012
A wild number of people who present themselves as knowledgeable or even experts on the subject either have no idea or worse, do not believe that it is possible to ie set a static s…
-
comment
Comment #49191182
Could probably get styropryo to do it for a good bit less. The stuff he's doing on his second channel recently is so damn cool https://youtu.be/0Y-9GbsS9Fg
-
comment
Comment #49189921
A disgustingly large and powerful pressurized microwave would likely be sufficient if "all" they need to do is spray various mixes of vaporized metals and water into plasma. I don'…
-
comment
Comment #49186154
They used to do this with normal DOT cameras anyways. That doesn't make it okay. The neat part is when they use fake names and badge numbers to deny that the stop ever even happene…
-
comment
Comment #49172733
You're going to need at least a couple loud ass IPPC 3000s to usefully move that kind of heat if you don't want it to throttle. And then another normal sized fan for the doorway of…
-
comment
Comment #49172600
Glazing over a lot, that's how they work already, just not in the way you think. A relatively small fraction of the model is active at any given time
-
comment
Comment #49172579
In my experience the 1M context is genuinely too much. The first time I swapped from OAI to DSv4P, I checked and double checked that the harness/etc was working correctly over the …
-
comment
Comment #49147857
Totally agreed. I kind of figured things were going to get shitty when the guy who made autolayout got hounded on so hard that he left. I sure hope they can figure out a way throug…
-
comment
Comment #49128918
There is no way you're seriously asking this right now
-
comment
Comment #49128904
There are no shortcuts in networking. It's quite easy to spend a 2-3x+ premium on a switch or adapter capable of non blocking line rate on every port simultaneously only to then ha…
-
comment
Comment #49128588
It's always been like this, too! SMB or otherwise. Any company/person that has been using macs long enough has been burned by silently corrupted volumes or etc and has a thorough s…
-
comment
Comment #49128389
Absolutely not. It's another layer of throughput/compatability bingo on top of the already often quite annoying SFP bingo. If you are unfamiliar, the reality of the situation is qu…
-
comment
Comment #49127901
You know what would have gone a long way to stopping this? Not leaving credentials as env variables in containers. Vault is not that hard to stand up and utilize. We need to bring …
-
comment
Comment #49042088
Maybe there would be more if it were more straightforward to do so?
-
comment
Comment #49041389
??? These are not unknowns. It is pretty well documented how much more an employee costs over their outright comp
-
comment
Comment #49000825
I think they call it Minipop there
-
comment
Comment #49000819
I can't answer that, did you have something you'd like to sell?
-
comment
Comment #49000810
I do, often, and respect the time of my readers enough to verify my claims instead of presenting anecdoes as fact.
-
comment
Comment #49000796
Have you actually compared the random data that various tools write to a disk to encrypted files? Load up binwalk and give it a rip, you will be surprised by how distinct the entro…
-
comment
Comment #49000729
I didn't say all expert witnesses are good nor did I claim they are all used in good faith. Merely that, unlike in the invented scenario above, statistical differences in the rando…
-
comment
Comment #49000704
Try it for yourself brother, there is a plainly obvious difference between the random noise of writing garbage compared to a properly encrypted binary. There are even statistically…