Zambyte

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by Zambyte 6mo ago
I would not pronounce lucely with a hard C
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by Zambyte 6mo ago
Language models are deterministic unless you add random input. Most inference tools add random input (the seed value) because it makes for a more interesting user experience, but that is not a fundamental property of LLMs. I suspect determi
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by Zambyte 6mo ago
Ah, I use my SSH key to sign my commits and I don't have a password on my SSH key. > Does "own" try to sign working copy snapshot commits too? Yes
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by Zambyte 6mo ago
I strongly encourage people to consider alternatives to cars. Personal electric vehicles have gotten insanely capable in the last few years. I live in a city, and last year I decided to purchase an electric scooter (Hiboy x300). It was so g
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by Zambyte 6mo ago
Why? I have my signing behavior set to own and I haven't noticed any issues, but I don't actually rely on signatures for much.
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
Using Microsoft products and desiring Microsoft products are not the same thing.
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
I write Go for my day job and I refer to it as Golang all the time, depending on context. What are you getting at with this comment?
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
I guess? I don't know the exact thickness either, but I held it up sideways behind my Samsung S10 and it was maybe a millimeter or so thicker, so it's not huge. Like 9mm-1cm. I have never thought much about the thickness of it
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
I haven't done it, but there is documentation here: https://www.daylighthacker.wiki/unlock
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
It feels like one of those things where if you think you want it and you can imagine how you'll actually use it, you'll use it a ton. I had been on the fence about getting an e-paper device for a long time. When I heard the detail
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
I am currently typing from a Daylight Computer that I've been using as my primary mobile device (over a laptop or smartphone) for a bit over a year now. I've used it so much the edges have started to peel off a bit where I hold it
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
Not to make an argument against parrots understanding, but humans understand noises before they mimic them. Children are often able to learn and express themselves in sign language (if taught obviously) earlier than they can learn to speak,
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
Language also has a lot to do with what we do. We do more complex things than animals, so we say more complex things than animals. The biggest difference in the evolution of human language versus the evolution of elephant language might jus
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
No
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
Did you work on GLM 5.1?
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
Now apply it to the context of the conversation.
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
The point of using the metaphor is that something will have to give if we don't course correct.
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
Honesty implies intent. People can use LLMs to amplify dishonest messages (see: marketing), but I don't think it's reasonable to claim that LLMs are lying to describe when they produce incorrect information against the will of bot
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
I was going to guess that it may be easier to get new contributors on a general site like Codeberg, but it seems like they're just using Codeberg pages to host the actual website, not using it for the bug tracker or anything like that.
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
Because it isn't a "supported" language. The source and target languages are just a text field with a drop down for recommendations. You can write anything you want in those text boxes. I've used it for Lojban too.
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
Making people unhappy doesn't cause them to declare bankruptcy and become homeless. People may lose their reputation by reporting falsehoods in the paper (though probably not). People might read incorrect information in the newspaper.
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
What are the risks involved with the newspaper versus the risks involved with Polymarket? Answer this and I think you'll discover that "no different" is actually quite different. Regarding the stock market: nobody sane uses t
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
Source?
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
My mental model going into this was rclone, so "download to [cloud]" seemed backwards to me. I can see why it's written that way instead of "upload" (since it's not uploading from your computer to Google Drive)
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
5 for 5
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
I used it for years with a Nexdock. I just don't really use a phone anymore (mostly Daylight computer, where attaching a keyboard and most mostly gets me what I want).
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
Can I ask what's wrong with Zulip? I have pretty minimal experience with it, but I've mostly heard positive things. I'm curious what your team has found limiting. If you like the communication flow of Discord, Fluxer is also
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
How did roosters.wake up before alarm clocks?
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
Processing data that cannot be processed on a single machine is fundamentally a different problem than processing data that can be processed on a single machine. It's useful to have a term for that. As you say, single machines can scal
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by Zambyte 7mo ago
> Personal Computer runs on a dedicated Mac mini that can run 24/7, connected to your local apps and Perplexity’s secure servers. https://www.perplexity.ai/hub/blog/everything-is-computer They designed a p

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