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open source guy. python unc. power tools and loud music. I guess we doin agents now.
Katılım Mayıs 2008
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@sakurayukiai pinning torch to an out-of-date release so you can use fp16. winning?
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I love this level of hardware jank. Someone strapped a 3D-printed fan to a $200 V100 server GPU from 2017 and beat a modern RTX 3060 in local inference. 900 GB/s of old HBM2 bandwidth refuses to lose. Memory speed is the only spec that matters ✨
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@HaileyLennonBTC the bus terminal is part of the trip. dont rush through it.
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Have you ever been in an airport lol
No filter Skin@NoFilterSkin
SOLO TRAVEL TIP NOBODY TELLS YOU: the airport is part of the trip. don't rush through it. get the overpriced coffee. read at the gate. watch the planes. the magic doesn't start when you land, it starts the moment you're alone with your suitcase🤎
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Would you rather use programming AI as a VSCode plugin or as a standalone desktop app like Codex?
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@SydSteyerhart I have always found not wanting to die to be a strange desire
like, you want to stay here forever? nah get me out when I'm done
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I am a technologist and a futurist and an AI maximalist, but this should not be misconstrued as a transhumanist. I am pro-death. Lives can be extended, but people need to be able to die. My goal is immortal machines, not immortal Joe Biden. The reasons why should be obvious.
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counter point if you cant learn something as simple as tmux/screen then you should not call your self a developer
William Shipley@Willrandship
@max_paperclips if it requires you to learn screen/tmux syntax it's inaccessible to 95% of developers and 99.9% of the population. what you really need is a vnc session
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@RhysSullivan I worked on what we called responsive web design back then so most of our stuff was native but yeah the general internet took a couple years to catch up
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Remember using websites on the first iPhones? For the first few years so many of them were like this, the entire desktop page crammed into a tiny screen
Feels the exact same way with agents using existing products today, especially with computer use
Rhys@RhysSullivan
Building a product today only testing it via the browser & not via an agent is like developing only for desktop and not checking on a phone during the mobile revolution I’m guilty of this also, it’s a really easy trap to fall into but agents are how people use products now
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A NAT Gateway costs $0.045/hour plus $0.045 per GB processed.
At 10 TB/month of outbound traffic, the processing fee alone is $460. Add the hourly charge of $32.85 and the total is $493 per NAT Gateway per month.
A three-AZ setup triples that to $1,479/month before a single byte leaves AWS.
Replacing it with VPC Gateway Endpoints for S3 and DynamoDB removes 60-80% of that traffic at zero per-GB cost. Gateway endpoints are free.
Engineers focus on egress to the internet and forget that in-region traffic to S3 routed through NAT is the silent killer.
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Personally I would prefer not to have objects in a partially valid state at any time.
That may seem to be unrelated to the point he is making, but I reckon building up an object accounts for a lot of these cases
Jamon@jamonholmgren
Unpopular opinion: 1- or 2-letter variable names in focused, obvious contexts are totally fine.
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