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Can confirm, the header & sidebar do (mostly) load, but the file list and README contents are now loaded asynchronously via Javascript and with JS disabled it results in a broken page. [0] https://shottr.cc/s/ItrC&#
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The OP already explained that - because people want their package.json scripts to be cross-platform, and „rm” does not exist on Windows. So instead you add rimraf to your dependencies and use that instead of rm in your scripts.
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Yep, confirmed on my side too that it does indeed get blocked.
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Final Fantasy VII Remake was an exceptionally good game. It managed to make me feel like I was a kid again when I was playing the original game for the first time. The graphics, music and overall mood was just right. I can’t wait to play Re
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It depends, it does 'corrupt' Sets and Maps. But it can throw errors on other values. For example it will throw when a field has a value of undefined, or when there are circular references.
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Because there’s always some overhead during inference plus you don’t want to fill all your available RAM because you risk swapping to disk which will make everything slow to a crawl.
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You need to pick the correct model size and quantization for the amount of GPU RAM you have. For any given model don’t download the default file, instead go to Tags section on Ollama’s page and pick a quantization whose size in GB is at mos
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There’s an awesome recent Film Theory episode called „How YouTube broke your brain” that covers a very similar topic that I highly recommend watching: https://youtu.be/RXiLAn3vUKg?feature=shared
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Which honestly is the easiest option of them all if you own an Apple Silicon based Mac. You just download the ollama and then run `ollama run mixtral` (or choose a quantization from their models page if you don't have enough ram to run
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The first time I saw it was in Google Chrome way back when Firefox still had more traction. Back then both Firefox and Internet Explorer had separate url and search fields.
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> LLMs have yet to do this in my experience I think the key missing ingredient of current AI systems is the lack of internal monologue. LLMs are capable of asking questions, but currently you need explicitly prompt it to deconstruct a pr
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> Where are the moon bases? Supersonic jets? Asteroid mines? Self driving cars? First three are purely hardware problems, among other things (like profitability). But asking where are the self driving cars in 2023 is a bit disingenuous.
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https://nitter.net/MistralAI/status/1733150512395038967
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Try different quantization variations. I got vastly different speeds depending on which quantization I chose. I believe q4_0 worked very well for me. Although for a 7B model q8_0 runs just fine too with better quality.
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Big chance that you’ll be able to run it using Ollama app soon enough.
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I was exactly the same. I tried various search engines but always reverted back to Google after a while. I think I stuck with DDG for the longest time but it wasn't enough to win me. And somehow Kagi managed to do it and now I'm a
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Out of curiosity I've asked GPT-4V the same questions: Prompt: [attached image of the post-it notes with sun and planets] Is this right order? GPT-4: The image you've uploaded shows three drawings on individual pieces of
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To verify you could either do a simple text search through the source document or utilize a 2-shot approach to double check the answer. Just take the answer from the first step and then ask the model again: Given the following documen
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I don’t know about Sqlite’s implementation but in Postgres JSONB is not 100% transparent to the application. One caveat I’ve encountered while working on an application that stored large JSON objects in Postgres initially as JSONB is that i
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> Stealing an iPhone handed over for photography was useless Was this ever a thing? I've never heard about a phone handed over for photography being stolen. I'm sure it probably happened to someone somewhere, but I don't t
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I've always wondered how in world search in VS Code is so fast given it's an Electron app - now I know.
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The world will probably end. In all seriousness – probably nothing. Real dads give their kids wrong information all the time (either on purpose or due to ignorance) and yet we are all still alive, so I think we'll be fine. Of course on
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A screen is just a tool. It’s up to the parent how they will use this tool - for education, or just for keeping the kid busy. A child does not know that you can watch cartoons on your mobile until you show it to them. Until this point a mob
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Basically yes, plus he was as vague as he could be to cover many possible outcomes. That’s why no educated person takes his „prophecies” seriously.
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> Suppose I make a massive book of predictions. Some of which turn out to be correct. Am I now capable of predicting the future? If you write a book of random predictions without any insight the vast majority of them will be false, so ev
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Nothing, the argument for pairing the parts is so weak that I’m genuinely surprised to see it here on HN so often.
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It’s different now, because back then to create a movie scene like from Terminator 2 I would need millions of dollars in budget and specialized equipment. Today one person with a consumer graphics card can do this. Which means anyone with a
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Which model did you use? GPT-4 can encode and decode Base64, at least for short strings. I was pretty surprised when I first saw that. Proof: https://chat.openai.com/share/9382be94-d59a-4a2a-b03b-43dba3... https:/
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Check out Curiosity Stream and Nebula
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It's a request that the ChatGPT app makes to its internal API.
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