Eater_of_food

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by Eater_of_food 1y ago
Presumably, sticking with USB lowers costs. Just buy mass-produced ports rather than invest in tooling to build a bespoke port.
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by Eater_of_food 2y ago
First mention of [ -f /var/run/reboot-required ], which is important to ensure security updates have taken effect
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by Eater_of_food 2y ago
Woltz is pleased that his idea translated into a swift recovery, but also a little regretful he didn't think of using QR codes – they could have encoded sufficient data to automate the entire remediation process. I don't follow
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by Eater_of_food 3y ago
I'm fairly certain that played on British TV and was subsequently uploaded to YouTube (though the sequels did originate there).
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by Eater_of_food 3y ago
Yes. Only once you truly love eating your big mac will the hamburgalar murder you.
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by Eater_of_food 3y ago
It's a dexterity game. Think of it like Jenga, even if you know which block to pull out, the tower can still fall if you don't do it cleanly. At least with this you don't need to rebuild the whole tower!
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by Eater_of_food 3y ago
Paul Krugman, is that you?
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by Eater_of_food 4y ago
> Several of us are running GPT-3 workloads locally. Do you mind sharing how? I didn't think the model was available to download and thought it was api only?
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by Eater_of_food 4y ago
Bad take. He's actually asking for them to directly gather data as he trusts them more than the random middle-men who are currently providing the services he's interested in. As someone working for a random middle-man, I hope Open