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by 0points 1y ago
Only more mental exercises to avoid reading the writing on the wall: LLM DO NOT REASON ! THEY ARE TOKEN PREDICTION MACHINES Thank you for your attention in this matter!
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by 0points 1y ago
MIT is a well known foss license.
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by 0points 1y ago
> Pretty reasonable if you ask me. Where can i download ChatGPT models? > The folks over at reproducible builds I like those folks (hello hboeck!), but their work are unrelated to determinstic LLM output, so why even bring them up her
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by 0points 1y ago
> They give direct access to the hardware > You're now at the mercy of the hardware manufacturer No! Read up on SR-IOV before you continue posting more misleading nonsense. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singl
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by 0points 1y ago
> You'd lose things like hardware acceleration. I've been gaming through a VM for the last few years now, and hw acceleration is not an issue. You would passthrough a GPU and then enjoy near native performance. I use iGPU for m
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by 0points 1y ago
Lovely writeup! 10/10
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by 0points 1y ago
It's only deterministic with that exact model and that exact seed. So you are SOL unless you have a copy of that model.
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by 0points 1y ago
Not to be forgotten: MAME supports the 68k macintoshes to some extent https://wiki.mamedev.org/index.php/Driver:Mac_68K
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by 0points 1y ago
> Any sufficiently advanced civilization is indistinguishable from magic. Butchered quote and perhaps written in a humorous sense but not apparent to me. The original quote is "technology", not "civilization". Either
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by 0points 1y ago
I introduced libreoffice at work in 2013 while reducing Microsoft dependencies around the office and we had success migrating from Excel and Word for about 20 employees. What bugs are stopping you?
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by 0points 1y ago
From the guidelines: > Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work. A good critical comment teaches us something.
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by 0points 1y ago
Copilot is OpenAI in branding since day 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GitHub_Copilot#Implementation
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by 0points 1y ago
What you and many other seem to miss is that the LLM is not deterministic.
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by 0points 1y ago
Remember when we unwillingly trained the generative AI:s of our time with an endless torrent of factoids?
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by 0points 1y ago
> 5% of people can't view them, yet 25% of top websites use them? That's not how it works. The server declares what versions of media it has, and the client requests a supported media format. The same trick have been used for a
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by 0points 1y ago
I'm having a hard time seeing the value of this scoring. It seems to automatically give bad scores out of some heurestics involving executing shell commands? Take for example: streetsidesoftware.code-spell-checker, 14.5M installs, Scor
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by 0points 1y ago
"git status" is all you need then.
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by 0points 1y ago
> You're running a cluster, and your users are biologists producing large datasets. They need to run some very specific command line software to assemble genomes. They need to edit SLURM scripts over SSH. This is all far outside the
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by 0points 1y ago
It's a windows 11 terminal editor. Don't get confused by the fact that it also works on Linux.
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by 0points 1y ago
For a text editor, yes, absolutely. As developers, we rotinely need to work with large data sets, may it be gigabytes of logs, csv data, sql dump or what have you. Not being able to open and edit those files means you cant do your job.
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by 0points 1y ago
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1464335
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by 0points 1y ago
We're talking about a local privilege escalation here. That assumes: 1) Attacker already have an account on the system 2) The app `udisks` is installed on the system. Everyone is fighting the same battle and it's a good thing. It
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by 0points 1y ago
If you can install bash on your airgapped dev box, why wouldn't you install make on it? Make is part of the core dev environment on just about every disto under the sun.
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by 0points 1y ago
If that's your pet peeve, consider using another <app> with said guard rails and fluff. Meanwhile, maybe stfu with your opinions about my work flow.
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by 0points 1y ago
> The fact you have to edit a config file means it's missing the boat by mile. No. That's how i3 and sway works, on purpose, by design. I use sway, hence I claim to know how to do it in less than 2 minutes. i3 precedes wayland,
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by 0points 1y ago
Here in Sweden, we have great success with wildlife bridges and more is being built, along with wildlife passageways (for when large animal end up on the road, there's a way out for them through the wildlife fences). Studies: https:&#
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by 0points 1y ago
I'd place those windows exactly where I want with a sway config in about 2 minutes effort. Not a wayland issue.
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by 0points 1y ago
Mainly because vaxry is a toxic political crusader bashing on rust and other topics, which brings in other toxic political crusaders to his community.
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by 0points 1y ago
> They changed it so that everyone who previously just wrote a window manager now had to write an entire display server. Hence wlroots was born.
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by 0points 1y ago
> COBOL Was popular in the 60s in fintech, so banks, ATM:s and related systems went digital using it. Those systems are still running.

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