29155 pts ยท February 10, 2015
Sustainability strategist, designer, architect and engineer. Purveyor of fine dank Memes and silly nonsense.
Three comments, one conclusion.
Omntimus pride
BTW, I don't have much on imgur but I still love this Iade in 2008. 18 years ago, jeez. You may like. /gallery/MHvJo
You're absolutely welcome.
I've been following you work for... As long as you started posting here. You're getting better and better, and there's such brilliant pieces in there. As a fellow 3d artist, I love the vegetation the last few months. It's all excellent. Keep going!
vertically challenged
I think that's the parody, which most people miss. I noticed it too.
Yeah do it, it's worth it. Makes a huge difference. I'm saigon you can usually replace an air conditioner with a fan. Just mind the air flow
Get a standing room fan. I spend a lot of time in Saigon. Having air flow over you at night does a great deal of good. Get a good, quiet one.
Do a night purge, open all windows in evening and allow house to cool down at night. Works well in NL.
She's wrong about a number of things. Eg you need prevent sun hitting the glass. Once energy is inside it'll radiate the house. You need that conversion to happen outside. So sun shade, external shade etc.
What's classic flavor? (asking as ignorant European). Is that plain? Because that's awful. But if it's butter, then it's the best!
That scene and the shots right after still haunt my thoughts
No noise. Just AI.
Someone using a broken camera taking bad photos
And the fact he's using a broken camera that has light leaks all over. A camera like that on 120mm film makes glorious photos, even more detailed than a modern high end digital camera. Also can easily be in color. This is just... Junk.
Well to each his own. Many roads to Rome. On our end, using frameworks well has skyrocketed productivity, speed and consistency of output. Irrelevant of model. In our reality, we don't use an LLM directly to develop. We use them to design and build agents, which in turn manage and execute development. Which are all using specific models fine-tuned to their specific subtask. That said, the reality is shifting monthly.
Ok. Still not clear to me what you use case or specific application is. 'development' can mean many things. Being specific about it will help you pick a more suitable model. Start framework it's in. Which specific subtasks, etc. For example if you use GSD, you typically use a different model for the research, the analysis, the planning and the execution stages. Depending on the subject matter as well. Eg Qwen pretty good at multi lingual. Not great for tool execution.
For what purpose? A model to build agents or a model that's used inside an agent?
Try Qwen and it's variants. The smaller ones run on a home pc with a good video card and are pretty good coders. Kimi also.
That is a stark misrepresentation. Typically about 15-20% goes to overhead. The rest goes to the actual cause on the ground for the vast majority of real nonprofits. WWF, War child, IUCN, UNICEF, all fall within that range. UNICEF is usually even under 10% in overhead. If money is spent on 'making it happen' then that's exactly what it was intended for. Saying only 10% goes to their intended purpose is simply and plainly wrong. Sure there's shady corrupt nonprofits but donors have teams to check
No
Vietnam is quite more developed than this. Pretty decent working conditions, safety, social regulation. Source: live there and visit factories a lot. There's still small operations with bad conditions (eg 10 people), but anything at scale is miles removed from this sort of state.
The EU doesn't want more immigration. There's housing shortages everywhere and many EU countries have diet versions of Republican parties polluting the airwaves with fear mongering against immigrants while ignoring the actual problems that were facing. Yes it's much better than in the US, but also much worse than it was 20 years ago and sliding down.
Unfair number of down votes on this one. I think it's a legit question. There's little that redeems Israel as a nation. But just because Iran is hitting them doesn't make Iran easier to characterize. It's an extremely convoluted and layered reality that few can truly summarize or even understand. Except for the fact that starting this war with Iran is blatantly criminal and unbelievably stupid.
DNS 66
Not this guy similar, look at products from a company called Biohm, they make that and other construction materials from waste and mushrooms.
Very cool! How durable are the soles? Can they withstand real pavement and be used as real footwear?
Funny enough CDs are an example where it does make a difference. While the information on the disk is purely digital, the way it's read (and written) is analogue. This can lead to significant errors and misreading, which causes the need for signal reconstruction. This happens on damaged, or poor quality disks, poor quality playing mechanisms, etc. The difference is clearly audible. I've had it, very rarely on undamaged pressed CDs. They can have pressing errors. DA conversion also matters lots.
And when it's all said and done and the world is good the Uber capitalists will voluntarily move into a Commune where they share dinners and conversation and keep track of paying each other for hours spent in each other's company. Oh and Ayn Rand herself kept to none of the values in her own books.
Three comments, one conclusion.
Omntimus pride
BTW, I don't have much on imgur but I still love this Iade in 2008. 18 years ago, jeez. You may like. /gallery/MHvJo
You're absolutely welcome.
I've been following you work for... As long as you started posting here. You're getting better and better, and there's such brilliant pieces in there. As a fellow 3d artist, I love the vegetation the last few months. It's all excellent. Keep going!
vertically challenged
I think that's the parody, which most people miss. I noticed it too.
Yeah do it, it's worth it. Makes a huge difference. I'm saigon you can usually replace an air conditioner with a fan. Just mind the air flow
Get a standing room fan. I spend a lot of time in Saigon. Having air flow over you at night does a great deal of good. Get a good, quiet one.
Do a night purge, open all windows in evening and allow house to cool down at night. Works well in NL.
She's wrong about a number of things. Eg you need prevent sun hitting the glass. Once energy is inside it'll radiate the house. You need that conversion to happen outside. So sun shade, external shade etc.
What's classic flavor? (asking as ignorant European). Is that plain? Because that's awful. But if it's butter, then it's the best!
That scene and the shots right after still haunt my thoughts
No noise. Just AI.
Someone using a broken camera taking bad photos
And the fact he's using a broken camera that has light leaks all over. A camera like that on 120mm film makes glorious photos, even more detailed than a modern high end digital camera. Also can easily be in color. This is just... Junk.
Well to each his own. Many roads to Rome. On our end, using frameworks well has skyrocketed productivity, speed and consistency of output. Irrelevant of model. In our reality, we don't use an LLM directly to develop. We use them to design and build agents, which in turn manage and execute development. Which are all using specific models fine-tuned to their specific subtask. That said, the reality is shifting monthly.
Ok. Still not clear to me what you use case or specific application is. 'development' can mean many things. Being specific about it will help you pick a more suitable model. Start framework it's in. Which specific subtasks, etc. For example if you use GSD, you typically use a different model for the research, the analysis, the planning and the execution stages. Depending on the subject matter as well. Eg Qwen pretty good at multi lingual. Not great for tool execution.
For what purpose? A model to build agents or a model that's used inside an agent?
Try Qwen and it's variants. The smaller ones run on a home pc with a good video card and are pretty good coders. Kimi also.
That is a stark misrepresentation. Typically about 15-20% goes to overhead. The rest goes to the actual cause on the ground for the vast majority of real nonprofits. WWF, War child, IUCN, UNICEF, all fall within that range. UNICEF is usually even under 10% in overhead. If money is spent on 'making it happen' then that's exactly what it was intended for. Saying only 10% goes to their intended purpose is simply and plainly wrong. Sure there's shady corrupt nonprofits but donors have teams to check
No
Vietnam is quite more developed than this. Pretty decent working conditions, safety, social regulation. Source: live there and visit factories a lot. There's still small operations with bad conditions (eg 10 people), but anything at scale is miles removed from this sort of state.
The EU doesn't want more immigration. There's housing shortages everywhere and many EU countries have diet versions of Republican parties polluting the airwaves with fear mongering against immigrants while ignoring the actual problems that were facing. Yes it's much better than in the US, but also much worse than it was 20 years ago and sliding down.
Unfair number of down votes on this one. I think it's a legit question. There's little that redeems Israel as a nation. But just because Iran is hitting them doesn't make Iran easier to characterize. It's an extremely convoluted and layered reality that few can truly summarize or even understand. Except for the fact that starting this war with Iran is blatantly criminal and unbelievably stupid.
DNS 66
Not this guy similar, look at products from a company called Biohm, they make that and other construction materials from waste and mushrooms.
Very cool! How durable are the soles? Can they withstand real pavement and be used as real footwear?
Funny enough CDs are an example where it does make a difference. While the information on the disk is purely digital, the way it's read (and written) is analogue. This can lead to significant errors and misreading, which causes the need for signal reconstruction. This happens on damaged, or poor quality disks, poor quality playing mechanisms, etc. The difference is clearly audible. I've had it, very rarely on undamaged pressed CDs. They can have pressing errors. DA conversion also matters lots.
And when it's all said and done and the world is good the Uber capitalists will voluntarily move into a Commune where they share dinners and conversation and keep track of paying each other for hours spent in each other's company. Oh and Ayn Rand herself kept to none of the values in her own books.