Kerbonut

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by Kerbonut 3y ago
Isn’t cash ruled as free speech, so is there a first amendment argument that CAF is suppressing speech?
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
All someone would need to do to frame another for a crime like that is to hack their WiFi and set up a small device to run a very specific google search for a period? Hopefully they found more evidence than just the search queries.
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Funkwhale(funkwhale.audio)
4 points by Kerbonut 3y ago|1 comments
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
A social platform to enjoy and share music Funkwhale is a community-driven project that lets you listen and share music and audio within a decentralized, open network
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
They are literally disincentivizing installation of games made by their engine, hilarious.
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
How do you use this with Tailnet lock?
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
It’s pretty easy to remove which is what I ended up doing. The project works remarkably well otherwise.
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
No Man’s Sky had a VR update and I much prefer the game in VR to regular. It’s like a completely different game in VR and I am play it wildly different from keyboard and mouse.
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
Where does brave search fall in?
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
Typical Microsoft. A name starts gaining traction and they rename it. Azure AD is simple and effective. What the heck is an Entra and why do I want it to manage my ids?
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
Do you share your iPhone, iPad, MacBook Pro, AirPods or Apple Watch with friends and family? It’s touted as a work machine first and foremost right? Do you share your work laptop with others? Apple exec logic I’m sure. I get what you’re s
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
It’s API calls not their user chat portal. You can’t access the stored data, they say they keep it around for 30 days in case of abuse so they can refer back to it to verify and take action.
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
Is anyone else sick of these “news” articles that are essentially meaningless? Announce the news when it happens not a month in advance.
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
Never stop doing stuff.
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
WizardCoder-15B is damn close to 3.5 on a lot of tests.
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
There is Open Llama 7B which is Apache 2.0 licensed, please consider checking it out https://github.com/openlm-research/open_llama
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
There is Open Llama 7B available that is Apache 2.0 licensed. Would you consider fine tuning that one as well for a commercial use of this with Llama model?
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by Kerbonut 4y ago
Maybe then we’ll actually have some kind of quality to treatment. I’ve seen numerous doctors over the years for chronic health conditions and vast majority of them don’t really listen and can’t keep your whole history in their head while a
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by Kerbonut 4y ago
Hi there, thanks for taking the time to answer questions! There are numerous use cases where even a 100x slowdown would be acceptable if it was demonstrable able to process sensitive data. Can you help me understand what kind of a slowdown
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by Kerbonut 4y ago
I would recommend looking into depth map of the source material then generating off of the resulting depth map. That will keep the structure the same so things don’t pop in and out. Then the suggestions of dreambooth or textual inversion
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by Kerbonut 4y ago
Anyone participating in the swarm is able to potentially log the tokens that get processed by their node. Obviously a security concern. Is there any way to implement homomorphic computing to securely process the tokens?
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by Kerbonut 4y ago
I believe ctrl+k cuts the line. ctrl+u pastes the line, yea?
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by Kerbonut 4y ago
We need to scale up graphene from co2
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by Kerbonut 4y ago
I think they’re talking about number of different systems doing the same thing. Have one system doing it that is sufficiently abstracted away from a common set of hardware vs various systems competing for various aspects of control.
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by Kerbonut 4y ago
Ethereum combats that with the concept of gas. You have to pay to play, which is a concept I’ve heard repeated tons of places for ending spam email.
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by Kerbonut 4y ago
Yes that is right. There’s also a message saying I need one when trying to enable HKSV, but scrypted documentation doesn’t call out the need for one.
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by Kerbonut 4y ago
Does scrypted require a HomeKit hub to support saving to HKSV? I have that set up on my amcrest doorbell but haven’t figured out how to get the notifications and HKSV to work.
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by Kerbonut 4y ago
Is this why you can’t find anything useful on google anymore? Seems like it’s only ads at this point, likely due to having billions of links removed at a time. Who validates the 6 billion claims are accurate?
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by Kerbonut 4y ago
While I generally agree to get parity you would use common sensory input, I would hope the goal is to go beyond human level and navigate in for e.g. fog conditions or heavy rain, etc. things radar would help with. Ultrasonics probably don
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by Kerbonut 4y ago
You can do it anyway assuming they used a moment js framework and took 2 seconds to configure the list order and search order

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