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singhrac
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About singhrac
(feel free to email me at my full name [at] outlook.com).
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Comment #48796199
This article was AI generated and a waste of time. So many obvious LLM patterns that I stopped reading 10% of the way down the page.
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Comment #47759739
I wanted to try NVIDIA’s aistore for our datasets, but I couldn’t figure out how to get a small version up and running so I gave up (a few years ago, today I’d get an LLM to show m…
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Comment #47714083
This is great! We need more alternatives to the full calibre stack for working with eBooks. Are you planning to keep it epub focused or would you consider adding support for someth…
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Comment #47454321
I think people underestimate how valuable these reports are, so I’m very glad that detailed investigation is done here. Every major grid operator around the world is going to study…
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Comment #47232974
It’s prompt processing so prefill - that’s compute bound not memory.
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Comment #47005042
I want to like RustFS, but it feels like there's so much marketing attached to the software it turns me off a little. Even a little rocket emoji and benchmark in the Github about p…
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Comment #46260415
I use VoiceInk (needed some patches to get it to compile but Claude figured it out) and the Parakeet V3 model. It’s really good!
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Comment #46148061
To be frank this is a service to you. No company you want to work at has a recruiter that doesn't understand the difference (a fully AI recruiter would be better than this experien…
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Comment #46138299
Does anyone use this? I was setting it up a few months ago but it felt very complicated compared to MinIO (or alternatives). Is there a sort of minikube-like tool I could use here?…
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Comment #45968662
They're a bit less bad than they used to be. I'm not exactly happy about what this means to incentives (and rewards) for doing research and writing good content, but sometimes I as…
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Comment #45763109
One summer in middle school our family computer failed. We bought a new motherboard from Microcenter but it didn’t come with a Windows license, so I proposed we just try Ubuntu for…
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Comment #45519632
Here you go: ∈ (so f ∈ (...))
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Comment #45363274
Let it go. He made a frustrated remark in a support thread 14 years ago where the OP escalated into calling him deliberately rude. Even if he hadn't changed at all over the years h…
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Comment #45356012
Who cares if they feel like they are the more valuable person in the relationship? Do you decide your framework based on mental games other people might play? Decide if extending a…
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Comment #45283777
The 288 core SKU (I believe 6900E) isn't very widely available, I think only to big clouds?
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Comment #45206068
Is it stable? I've been using restic for a while, and I'm interested in rustic, but I have no idea how stable it is overall. Obviously it's still in beta so I won't use it in prod …
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Comment #45177149
I think we might just disagree about how much of the GPU spend is on small vs large model (inference or training). I think it’s something like 99.9% of spending interest is on mode…
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Comment #45175001
Surprisingly overlapping set with games I’ve played and enjoyed a lot! Dead Cells was another that has a lot in common.
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Comment #45166011
This is almost true but not quite - I don't think much of the (dollar) spend on enterprise GPUs (H100, B200, etc.) would transfer if there was a 128 GB consumer card. The problem i…
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Comment #45097343
Small startups will always excel in talent density because of the increase risk (and reward) and alignment along equity, but all of the large companies have enough technically bril…
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Comment #44913468
I've always thought that the reason they don't care about gaming is because gaming has always been a race-to-the-bottom in margins business. Gamers care a lot about hardware in way…
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Comment #44868840
I switched from a 2019 MBP to a new M4 Pro a few weeks ago and I didn’t even know Rosetta wasn’t installed (I assumed on and installed by default) until I had to run a Go binary th…
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Comment #44776890
The employees will have to wait 180 days (at least that's the standard) before selling any shares, so they usually feel the effects of a "bounce".
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Comment #44661931
I think we don’t talk enough about tab completion model quality. Recently Copilot’s model got a lot better (probably trying to catch up to Cursor) but I feel like there’s still so …