Daviey

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by Daviey 1y ago
How often do the batteries need to be replaced?
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by Daviey 1y ago
`act`is great, but it's still annoying dealing with secrets!
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by Daviey 1y ago
And yet, neither the named individual or "The ggml authors" (as stated as the Copyright holder in llama.cpp/LICENSE) is mentioned here. This "high-5" acknowledgement isn't license compliance.
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by Daviey 1y ago
The comparisons between AI systems and "PhD-level" intelligence don't really make sense as a meaningful benchmark, and I agree with your assessment of what a PhD actually represents. A PhD isn't simply a marker of raw in
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by Daviey 1y ago
I find this "backendless billing" approach fascinating because it highlights the tension between DX and security. As someone who's built payment systems, I understand the appeal of reducing backend boilerplate, but there&#x27
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by Daviey 1y ago
That's awesome. I found 2 x E6B's in my garage last week after a clean out. Do you still have the code? I'd love to see how you wrote it. Try using SkyDemon or ForeFlight on an unmounted mobile phone, checking your way point
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by Daviey 1y ago
Dead Reckoning - Pilots have been using this forever (100+ years). It's just maths: speed + heading + time + wind = position. Still widely used in VFR flying! It was made more accessible with the E6B "computer" from the 1930s
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by Daviey 1y ago
Internationally, the concept of regulated airspace began taking shape after World War I. Under the Treaty of Versailles, the International Commission for Air Navigation (ICAN) was created in 1919, developing the first air traffic regulatory
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by Daviey 1y ago
Doesn't per-call pricing reduce your usage? When I see the price of a session go to >$3, for a handful of interactions I self-limit my usage. I'd love to have an all-you-can-eat, but $100 p/m isn't compelling enough
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by Daviey 1y ago
As a teenager, I used to regularly say "I'd rather look at life for real than through a view-finder of a camera" 30 years later I now know how wrong I was. I regret not taking photos of everything I could. So many lost memori
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by Daviey 1y ago
It's wonderful, great job. It looks like you used, https://github.com/bony2023/react-terminal which is an interesting project. The title for "Help" isn't a terminal font, it jumps out as misplaced.
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by Daviey 1y ago
Nope, you aren't missing something. As I said, each tool has its job. My first experience with Django was writing a small blog, which is now better served with the likes of Hugo. I am sure I am not the only one that has made a similar
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by Daviey 1y ago
The really interesting thing about this article recommending flat html + js for hosting... is that it is written by the original co-author of Django. Yes, each tool has the right place etc, but still interesting nonetheless.
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by Daviey 2y ago
I heard this was oddly popular in France and Germany. Only surprising because I wasn't sure the language inversion, self-deprecation and cliché would translate well.
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by Daviey 2y ago
If it means I can download papers without spoofing my user-agent, then I am happy!
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by Daviey 2y ago
I know this is a matter of taste and therefore controversial, but I really hoped this was going to be written in Rust or Golang, rather than Java. It does look really nice though, and I was pleased to see an example demo in the code and pro
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by Daviey 2y ago
Nah, late 90's I switched to PC but didn't feel at "home" until I discovered Linux (slackware, then Debian and friends)
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by Daviey 2y ago
I said 35 years, because the description on github includes these models: 1. Amiga 3000 (1990) 2. Amiga 3000T (1991) - Tower version of the 3000 3. Amiga 4000 (1992) 4. Amiga 1200 (1992) - Released shortly after the 4000 5. Amig
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by Daviey 2y ago
As someone that thanks Amiga for introducing me to my passion for technology (specifically the 500), I am really impressed that active development is happening on a 35 year old platform.. But somewhat surprised.
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by Daviey 2y ago
> We have calculated that the cost of converting the JSON file in the export into a human readable format and then extracting only the information in the dataset ‘held’ by the Secretary of State on behalf of the department (that is, in
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UK HMG Response: Export of Peter Kyle's ChatGPT History(gov.uk)
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by Daviey 2y ago
Which search engines are you in that you didn't opt into?
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by Daviey 2y ago
@TZubiri, Then if that is a risk you accept, you could have multiple VPS's and load balance back to your home network, eliminating the new SPOF. (@'ing because we reached the maximum reply limit)
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by Daviey 2y ago
And having a single IP address, with one ISP at home isn't a SPOF?
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by Daviey 2y ago
License could be an interesting challenge and compatibility. https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/blob/main/LICENSE.... and https://github.com/dnakov/anon-kode/blob/ma
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by Daviey 2y ago
I congratulate on even being able to get a free instance, i've never been able to verify my account and I try every 6 months or so!
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by Daviey 2y ago
Because China won't let them.
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by Daviey 2y ago
Unlike the US, it was also illegal to listen in on police radio frequencies. I always felt this was madness to make it illegal rather than adopt encryption. Thankfully they are now encrypted.
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by Daviey 2y ago
Submit a FOI request, asking them to provide their policy on only releasing information via Twitter/X, but file the request via email.
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by Daviey 2y ago
I've been trying to sign up to them for over a year, and it keeps failing. Support tickets remain unanswered.

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