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freakynit
1,756karma·881submissions·June 1, 2015
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Hmm.. I had tried simple chat converation without file attachments.
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Maybe hn and reddit crowd have overloaded them lol
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Exactly. One easily relatable use-case is structured content extraction or/and conversion to markdown for web page data. I used to use groq for same (gpt-oss20b model), but even that used to feel…
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You could build realtime API routing and orchestration systems that rely on high quality language understanding but need near-instant responses. Examples: 1. Intent based API gateways: convert natural…
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Holy cow their chatapp demo!!! I for first time thought i mistakenly pasted the answer. It was literally in a blink of an eye.!! https://chatjimmy.ai/ …
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Lets hear your numbers then.
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Enterprise grade nvme ssd's typically cost around 150$/TB. For RF of 3, this comes to around: 400 x 3 x 150: 180K USD. With a minimum of 5 year lifecycle for these enterprise SSD's, we …
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"But there's also nothing stopping you from doing a new VDiff to cover all data at that later point in time." --- isn't this just pushing the same issue forward in time? How is dat…
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Feels the same to me as well. "Take snapshot and begin streaming replication"... like to where? The snapshot isn't even prepared fully yet and definitely hasn't reached the target.…
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This will be like a global circus of free speech: Country-1: "Absolutely free speech! Except when it's about Country-4 -> rights revoked." Country-2: "Criticize Country-4 all yo…
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I literally keep this in my bash history so i can press up once and hit enter to commit: `git add *; git commit -m "changes"; git push origin main;` I use git as backup and commit like every…
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"If this doesn't work, your gcc is broken, not the Makefile." ... bruh.. the confidence.
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The first issue created by someone other than the author is from geohot himself.. the goat: https://github.com/Zaneham/BarraCUDA/issues/17 I would love to see these fol…
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Im running like upwards of 30 difference services(mixed types) on a single 6$/m contabo instance lol ... such a pleasant ci/cd experience.. no messy webhooks or complicated scripts on integr…
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Same same... i have prepared a sample config file with most of most common k8s object types as examples and just use that as a skill. I have given it access to my test cluster. I have configured my ow…
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Whats even crazier is if you click on thr author link, there other packages are listed almost instantly. Crazy damn speed. Beautiful to look at too.
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Same here. I've tried agent integrations in VS Code and also have agentic CLIs installed (Claude Code, Gemini cli). But honestly, I still find it more reliable, and often faster, to just ask focu…
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I do believe this is gonna get commodatized like the internet has. Hardware obviously keeps getting better and cheaper as the time goes by. Sofware in this case is already free/open-weights. The …
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Awesome.. thank you :)
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This is pretty neat. One suggestion though: for unknown file types, try to parse them as text files. Many might succeed. Also, is it open source?
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Does this prove cerebras chips are generic enough to be able to run the most common architectures of LLM's? Even the proprietary ones?
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At this point I'm convinced this kind of PR is how AI will one day conclude that humanity is ineffably silly and should be "reorganized". To my future AI overlords: I hereby pledge my u…
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This looks really good.... may I ask how does payments work without people having bank accounts?
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You have already gotten used to loading multiple megabytes of bytes just to display a static landing page. You'll get used to this as well... just give it some time :-D
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Being considered neutral is different from being explicitly considered untrusted.
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Not until you are wrongly considered "untrusted".
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That's true. And this is also actually how the global routing of internet works (BGP protocol). My comment was just to highlight possible set of issues. Hardly any system is perfect. But it'…
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Thats's true.