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by Tepix 1y ago
Have you tried faster-whisper and whisper.cpp?
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by Tepix 1y ago
my thoughts as well
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by Tepix 1y ago
If Lets encrypt sets up an automated system then MUAs could automatically request certificates for you. So the user wouldn’t have to deal with the issue. There may be a need to distribute your certificate if you read and write mail on multi
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by Tepix 1y ago
"Gemini CLI: your open-source AI agent" I hate this openwashing . It's a closed model, its weights are nowhere to be seen! (not to mention the training data, the real "source" of a LLM) The fact that there is a s
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by Tepix 1y ago
I agree with Havoc, the message is unclear: Is Apptainer a replacement for Flatpack on the desktop, or is it targeting the server?
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by Tepix 1y ago
We're rapidly heading towards the world that was warned about in the 2017 short Slaughterbots https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fa9lVwHHqg
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by Tepix 1y ago
I think certificates for IP addresses can be useful. However, if Let‘s encrypt were to support S/MIME certificates, it would have a far greater impact. Since a few years, we have an almost comical situation with email encryption: Fin
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by Tepix 1y ago
Most german agencies are in Berlin, there are a few that are (still) in Bonn, the former capital.
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by Tepix 1y ago
Why would you give up your privacy by sending what interests you to OpenAI when whisper doesn't need that much computer in the first place? With faster-whisper (int8, batch=8) you can transcripe 13 minutes of audio in 51 seconds on CP
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by Tepix 1y ago
There are studies that show that having your phone in the desk in front of you lowers your test scores, even if it is turned upside down.
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by Tepix 1y ago
True. But that results in elevated error rates.
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by Tepix 1y ago
I have an alternate proposal: • buy a ball-head typewriter. Very satisfying to write on. And you get to see your text on paper right away. • modify it to have a USB interface • setup a Pi Pico to log all text entered on the typewrite • when
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by Tepix 1y ago
I suggest you put a way of contacting you into your HN profile in case someone wants to help.
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by Tepix 1y ago
If you’re dealing with a fairly constant amount of data every day for years, using the cloud will be way more expensive than necessary.
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by Tepix 1y ago
There is one very good reason: Supply and demand. Most people will manage without internet for a couple of hours. A cruise takes much longer.
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by Tepix 1y ago
How does that favor a longer copyright? It’s not like these old works make a lot of money (with very few exceptions). And making money after 30 years is hardly a motivating factor.
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by Tepix 1y ago
I think part of the problem is that the book is in the training set multiple times
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by Tepix 1y ago
Your brief comment is hardly copyrightable. Which makes your point moot.
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by Tepix 1y ago
The reason that AI companies are valuated so highly is the inherent promise of replacing humans in the labor force.
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by Tepix 1y ago
„many cars on the Autobahn“? Not really, i very rarely see cars going 300 km/h.
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by Tepix 1y ago
Le Monde Diplomatique https://mondediplo.com/ Available in many languages
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by Tepix 1y ago
NASA could probably deal with their budget being cut by 20% or so. The problem is the budget cut combined with the order to axe certain things in favor of other things (like human spaceflight) that happens at the same time as the (even larg
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by Tepix 1y ago
Has anyone tried using an LLM to tackle procrastination?
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by Tepix 1y ago
I‘m using it without sharing my contacts on iOS
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by Tepix 1y ago
Both your privacy policy and your terms of service mention contacting you, but i don't see a way to do so.
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by Tepix 1y ago
Having built the SO-ARM 100, i feel this post is missing a lot of context for those who have not yet looked at Hugginface's LeRobot project. The most important link to get started is probably https://github.com/huggingf
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by Tepix 1y ago
Looks like the installed GWh per year is projected to continue to grow until 2035 or longer: https://www.pv-magazine.com/2025/06/03/global-solar-capacity...
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by Tepix 1y ago
It‘s a PoC demonstrating bootc (bootable containers). Fedora is furthest along at the moment.
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by Tepix 1y ago
Look at the actual numbers. There‘s a large percentage of mobile users. Then there are users on laptops with iGPUs. To crypto mine even 1 cent would take forever.
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by Tepix 1y ago
So, how would you write a solver for tower of Hanoi then? Are you saying you wouldn't?

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