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by GTP 6mo ago
Are they hosting inside private homes? A quick glance at their website isn't turning up any information about this.
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Vibometer – The perfect vibe coder companion(github.com)
1 points by GTP 6mo ago|0 comments
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by GTP 6mo ago
You would have issues with providing the reliability levels (read: SLA) that we come to expect from data centers. But, if there are enough services that we don't care about if they go down for a few hours, this could be doable. It stil
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by GTP 6mo ago
Well, I highly doubt that the kind of rockets they are developing for Lunar and Mars missions will be mich better, if any better at all, than current ballistic missiles armies around the world already have. Those space rockets are huge and
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by GTP 6mo ago
Made me chuckle :D
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by GTP 6mo ago
But, if you don't have the information required for a forecast, then the outcome can look random. We know the physics needed to predict the outcome of a dice throw, but, since to predict the outcome you would need a lot of information
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by GTP 6mo ago
The safe bet is no. Based on other comments, this would depend a lot on the specific trends you're trying to predict. But it wouldn't work for everything in the stock market.
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by GTP 6mo ago
> The new models find real stuff. Forget the slop; will projects be able to keep up with a steady feed of verified, reproducible, reliably-exploitable sev:hi vulnerabilities? If LLMs are as capable as said in the article, there will be a
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by GTP 7mo ago
Then marketing struck again. Anyway, that isn't a device the average user would buy, so I'm not concerned about Ubuntu failing to upgrade on such a platform. I would take the complaint as valid if the issue existed on a consumer l
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by GTP 7mo ago
Indeed, the market shouldn't be, and is not, entirely free. We should strive for the right balance between freedom and regulation.
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by GTP 7mo ago
Interesting idea. But, in your vision, what would be the main difference between this approach and actually wiping your device, install just some basic apps you need during the travel (e.g. airline's app for the boarding pass and fligh
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by GTP 7mo ago
So do you give to your doctor your landline's nuber, and this is why they're surprised, or you don't even have that?
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by GTP 7mo ago
You're an hacker, detained.
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by GTP 7mo ago
> nor create specialized SoCs with ML cores that obviate the need for lots and lots of RAM Why do you say they can't do this?
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by GTP 7mo ago
For two
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by GTP 7mo ago
I reported the miscalssification, you can do it as well from the linked page. Edit: reading some comments here seems that I was too fast, and that the story is much more complicated. Having just the Cloudflare page as a context, I assumed t
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by GTP 7mo ago
> Comparing him to Nero is gross. Just an historic curiosity: Nero setting Rome on fire is just a legend. At the time, there was a fire every other day due to wooden houses and poor to nonexistent safety. I even heard somewhere that Nero
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by GTP 7mo ago
But, a Raspberry Pi isn't supposed to be a replacement for your desktop; it is meant as a device for experimentation.
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by GTP 7mo ago
Some people, myself included, are already less frustrated with Linux. Which means it is likely that other people would be less frustrated if they tried Linux. Not 100% of them, of course, but some for sure.
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by GTP 7mo ago
I have the exact same lid behavior on my HP laptop running Arch Linux.
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by GTP 7mo ago
What were those applications about?
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by GTP 7mo ago
They would still need to develop new drivers for new hardware, which could cause issues. But yes, the situation you describe would be much more stable than Win11.
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by GTP 7mo ago
10 years is a long time, you should definitely try again. Go with one of the mainstream distros, like Ubuntu or Mint. Regarding Fedora, I heard the opposite, but as I wrote in another comment, users tend to have vastly different experiences
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by GTP 7mo ago
> Linux frequently demands that I spend hours chasing down issues This is one of the points where people have vastly different experiences. I'm one of those that has fewer issues with Linux, and I definitely don't spend hours f
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by GTP 7mo ago
I haven't read a Java manual since the time of Java 8. Do you have any books or other resources you could recommend to catch up with all that has changed in these years?
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by GTP 7mo ago
It worked for me, try again. But it is still not fully crear to me what this is supposed to do, nor if this is doing better than a random search. It looks like it is about optimizing a GPT architecture.
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by GTP 7mo ago
You can (and should) read the prompt first. Just paste it inside a text editor.
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by GTP 7mo ago
So, if I understand correctly, this is about finding the optimal (or at least a better one) GPT architecture? Anyway, "1980 experiments, 6 improvements" makes me wonder if this is better than a random search or some simple heurist
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by GTP 7mo ago
If I'm sorting models by score (the default), which kind of score is it?
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by GTP 7mo ago
Look into self-hosting. Start small with only one or two services that have a big impact on your privacy (e.g., backup of your phone's pics with Immich) and expand from there once you gained some experience. Things will go wrong, expec

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