SilentM68

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by SilentM68 5mo ago
I don't believe that shared ownership of AI, though a noble idea, is an attainable goal, no matter how much anyone wishes for it to happen. It's naive to believe it will happen when there is just too much money involved. I do beli
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by SilentM68 5mo ago
It's hard to dismiss a population's drive to eat out of hunger. When its survival is at stake sometimes there is no choice but to hunt and eat what is available. It's hard to choose between animal's survival and your own
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by SilentM68 5mo ago
As I am not an expert on this subject, what is it about this part of the world that seems to be a hotbed for Ebola and what, if anything, can local governments do to reduce its likelihood of reoccurring?
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by SilentM68 5mo ago
Reminds me of Alex from "The Bionic Woman" Doomsday Is Tomorrow: Part 2 (TV Episode 1977) Actually, found it online :)
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by SilentM68 5mo ago
That's very helpful & easy to follow. Do you have an Odin tutorial that's as easy to digest? Sol
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by SilentM68 5mo ago
Loved WKRP in Cincinnati. Always looked forward to the hog report. Not only can turkeys fly they bounce, too. A lot of unknowns, at the time, made appearances on that show before becoming famous themselves.
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by SilentM68 5mo ago
In the case of companies or individuals that have no money, employees or assets left, how can they possibly issue refunds? It seems bill is eliminating/forcing out the little guy in favor of the more established, wealthier competitors.
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by SilentM68 5mo ago
Very cool. May I ask if Claude is the only option to use the tool? Sol Roth
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by SilentM68 5mo ago
Very interesting :)
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by SilentM68 5mo ago
In your view why have they refused to implement a "Linux VM and pass through the GPU that goes inside the case?"
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by SilentM68 5mo ago
Thank you for the link :) I’ve been researching potential solutions to stimulate neurogenesis, specifically looking for a combined approach that maximizes the beneficial effects of several powerful herbs while prioritizing safety and remain
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by SilentM68 5mo ago
True
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by SilentM68 5mo ago
I see your point :)
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by SilentM68 5mo ago
I've read online that "Bacopa Monnieri" is a particularly strong and researched herbal supplement for cognitive maintenance, enhancement and neuroprotection, with the potential of supporting neurogenesis. I've not tried
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by SilentM68 5mo ago
That is true, but keep in mind that routine is very difficult to do for someone that makes their living running the rat race, with stress, no time, responsibilities, worry, untreated health problems, etc. If you have the money, job security
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by SilentM68 5mo ago
I don't know that any AI bubble will pop. AI can be used to accelerate therapies, cures, make scientific advancements. Add to that, quantum science technology which if successful, should accelerate things, depending on who's the o
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by SilentM68 5mo ago
Not sure if this is exactly the scenario you envision but I run ComfyUI on an Acer Helio 300 laptop, from four years ago. Has 16GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 w/6144MiB of VRAM and have generated a few images using "NetaYumev35_p
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by SilentM68 5mo ago
You are correct! I goofEd. It's hard to assimilate a human language on the fly. See that proves I am not an AI :) It's also worth mentioning Sharpdevelop.net which also gave you the choice of VB.Net or C# and another language, can
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by SilentM68 5mo ago
You are correct. The only reference I could find to Red October is a dead link which was never archived (or has since been removed from) @ Wayback Machine Internet Archive: https://www.ibm.com/history/innovation/r
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by SilentM68 5mo ago
Excellent Idea :) VB was practical and useful at the time, especially as a learning tool in school. I enjoyed testing the competitors that arose to emulate its abilities, including RapidQ Basic, Envelope Basic (a.k.a Phoenix Object Basic),
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by SilentM68 5mo ago
I actually don't mind the downvoting so much. Everybody's entitled to their opinion. And that's just what I'm giving my humble "mumbling" opinion. I am not a socialist, because I've lived through and escap
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by SilentM68 5mo ago
Those are nice looking machines. I don't see any mention of high-end GPUs, though. Do you offer any models that include heavy-duty GPUs for the more usually beefier AI stuff?
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by SilentM68 5mo ago
You can also use Ventoy to boot the ISOs which is somewhat easier in my view.
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by SilentM68 5mo ago
The primary argument of this NBER working paper is that "employment, particularly near retirement age, can slow the rate of cognitive decline." Would this not depend on the type of work being done and type of working conditions? D
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by SilentM68 6mo ago
:)
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by SilentM68 6mo ago
Linux version?
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by SilentM68 6mo ago
Yes, and going on 4+ decades, now :(
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by SilentM68 6mo ago
That it was easy to use, and that I was able to get it for cheap when I was in school, as compared to today. Same with VB5 & VB4. I may have a VB4 CD still lying around, somewhere. Unfortunately, things changed drastically, complexity b
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by SilentM68 6mo ago
Yes, it was short and fun, to those who appreciated it, but the world was saturated with X-Files. I would have waited 5-10 years, then brought the Lone Gunmen back for a revival. The viewers would've had time to miss X-Files and thus F
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by SilentM68 6mo ago
Could this DDoS be affecting some components of https://ppa.launchpadcontent.net ? I know they're supposed to be down and up again, but I still get errors when I update Ubuntu :(

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