I don't think Musk has anything to do with Groq AI (his Grok model is from xAI)
Readit Newsjarym commented on Nvidia's $20B antitrust loophole ossa-ma.github.io/blog/gr... · Posted by u/ossa-ma
Let the Bluewashing begin. Everything will be WebSphere-first and then WebSphere-only.
I recently learned about Helmfile's support for deep declarative patching of rendered charts, without requiring full forks with value-template-wiring. It's been a gamechanger!
https://helmfile.readthedocs.io/en/latest/advanced-features/...
In your context, it might help certain clients. It does require that the upstream commit to not changing its architecture, but if the upstream is primarily bumping versions and adding backwards-compatible features, and if you document all the patches you're recommending in the wild, it might be an effective tool.
Wanted to say thank you for this - I learnt something new!
jarym commented on Streaming AI agent desktops with gaming protocols blog.helix.ml/p/technical... · Posted by u/quesobob
jarym commented on Streaming AI agent desktops with gaming protocols blog.helix.ml/p/technical... · Posted by u/quesobob
Trying to do something similar but using kasm[0] as the backend.
[0] https://kasm.com
So many people complaining about Helm but I'll share my 2 experiences. At my last 2 companies we shipped Helm charts for administrators to easily deploy our stuff.
It worked fine and was simple enough which is what the goal was. But then people came along wanting all sorts of customisations to make the chart configurable to work in their environments. The charts ended up getting pretty unwieldy.
Helm is a product that serves users who like customization to the nth-degree. But everyone else hates it.
Personally, I would prefer it if the 'power users' just got used to forking and maintaining their own charts with all the tweaks they want. The reason they don't do that of course is that it's harder to keep up with updates - maybe that's the problem that needs solving.
jarym commented on Tell HN: OpenAI now requires ID verification and won't refund API credits · Posted by u/retube
Wonder how long before they'll have to start reporting 'suspicious activity' to the government same as financial institutions have to do for money transfers.
"is a Level 2 driver assistance system that requires constant supervision by a human driver" - the reason for human supervision might have something to do with uncommon situations (debris in road being such a situation).
Elon's estimates have always been off but it is irresponsible to see an obstacle up ahead and assume the computer would do something about it while the driver and passenger debate on what the said obstacle is. I am not sure if they were trying to win a Darwin Award and I say that as no particularly fan of Musk!
jarym commented on Alibaba's new AI chip: Key specifications comparable to H20 news.futunn.com/en/post/6... · Posted by u/dworks
There's a very important point made in the article - with recent export controls, domestic Chinese firms don't need to beat Nvidia's best, but only the cut-down chips cleared for Chinese export.
The AI race is like the nuclear arms race. Countries like China will devote an inordinate amount of resources to be the best - it may take a year or two, but in the grand scheme of things that is nothing.
And NVIDIA will lose its dominance for the simple reason that the Chinese companies can serve the growing number of countries under US sanctions. I even suspect it won't be long before the US will try to sanction any allies that buy Chinese AI chips!
jarym commented on Alibaba's new AI chip: Key specifications comparable to H20 news.futunn.com/en/post/6... · Posted by u/dworks
One of these headlines in the next few months will spark a US market selloff greater than what we saw on the initial DeepSeek release.
I believe about 1000 S&P points down - to just above the trade war lows from April.