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by _ache_ 7mo ago
You are right, but I have the feeling that the Google, Microsoft, ... and the IA companies think that the EU is a acquired market. It's false, they can shift off the US, they eventually will.
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by _ache_ 8mo ago
You know you can send commit by email ?
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by _ache_ 8mo ago
Why they is so many 404. Linked to mp3 ?! What was this feature ?
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by _ache_ 8mo ago
No. That is not the question. The question is "do you hang out with an erotic magazine at work ?" and "Is it normal ?"
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by _ache_ 8mo ago
It's redish. Ok it has a blur and details on the foreground but could have been any image with blurred background and a face. "very low frequency detail", we are talking about a 512x512 picture here, it has low and high frequ
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by _ache_ 8mo ago
A copyrighted image of a nude model elected for no obvious reason has a test image in the University of South California by some pervs and then used in a lot of papers as a test image. Or, a standard cropped image of a playgirl used in the
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by _ache_ 8mo ago
Just a side note to remember that this is a mini model. It's very small and yet 12 languages. I guess a European version can be created but now it's aimed at a world wide distribution.
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by _ache_ 8mo ago
Ahah. After trying myself, I immediately tried "Obama" and it works ! But oddly enough, most personality with a name in the "List of organisms named after famous people" doesn't work. Nether does bacterium or fish !
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by _ache_ 8mo ago
Impressive. Kudos. You realise that it's only a toy implementation aimed at learning and not a full implementation. The parsing of HTML alone is way more complex than your actual implementation not mentioning at lot of things like the
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by _ache_ 8mo ago
Related to the last Telnet CVE? Why talking about telnet now otherwise?
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by _ache_ 8mo ago
I'm trying to not use it myself but yes, la suite numérique should get out of GitHub. They already did it for the Ministry of Education with [La Forge]( https://docs.forge.apps.education.fr/ ). Used to be forgejo, now a
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by _ache_ 8mo ago
They do. « we are committed to contributing back to the LiveKit community whenever feasible ».
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by _ache_ 8mo ago
Can access X because it's X and locally blocked, "ironic" to use Twitter to post about sovereignty. It's ongoing for a will with La suite numérique ( https://lasuite.numerique.gouv.fr/ ). - Tchap is a mess
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by _ache_ 9mo ago
It's in the AUR (aur/tree-sitter-yaml), a community-driven repository of Arch Linux packages. Not yet official. Since it comes from `tree-sitter-grammars/tree-sitter-yaml`, it may be quick to integrate the official repo.
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by _ache_ 9mo ago
Yeap, the two seems like game changer. For now, I'm using "Qwen2.5-Coder-7B". Sweep 1.5B is "just" 12 % point better than Qwen2.5-Coder, but Sweep 7B is 25% point better.
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by _ache_ 9mo ago
It's good. The blog post about it is very interesting. I hope, a plugin for neovim will be made soon. https://blog.sweep.dev/posts/oss-next-edit
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by _ache_ 9mo ago
Yeap, along with `+++`, `**` and mixing if I remember correctly. I don't understand the logic of using an non-standard syntax because some non-standard implementations may not render correctly. Actually, yes, now you know for a fact th
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by _ache_ 9mo ago
So if syntax highlighting isn't a problem. The standard way of presenting block of code in Markdown is to indent it. Which is quick and easy to understand.
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by _ache_ 9mo ago
Do you realize that your solution is basically to use a tag, which is why Markdown have been developed, to not use them. The classic way in markdown to insert block of code is to indent the code.
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by _ache_ 9mo ago
It's very impressive! I'm mean, it's better than other <200M TTS models I encounter. In English, it's perfect and it's so funny in others languages. It sounds exactly like someone who actually doesn't speak
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by _ache_ 9mo ago
You just read the title don't you? > GitHub should charge every org $1 more per user per month It's about org, not about every single person using Github. The idea is basic and should have been written in the article. When a co
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by _ache_ 9mo ago
I can confirm. I found multiple problems in the "official" cjxl encoder back in 2023 contrary to the webp2 (cwp2) implementation where I could not find any bug or error. If the encoder have obvious problems it is not a big deal, b
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by _ache_ 9mo ago
Yep, the Library of Babel is a related topic. Wikipedia links it as "See also" on the page of "Normal numbers". > a compression algorithm that requires the user to first build an infinite library... Kind of already e
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by _ache_ 9mo ago
Hmm, you are referring to rich numbers but pointing to normal numbers, so I will be the nerd who points out that every normal number is rich, but some rich numbers aren't normal. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disju
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by _ache_ 9mo ago
Yeap, each time I need a complex shell script, actually Python is a better chose. I just don't need a POSIX compliant shell /usr/bin/time -f "%e seconds" fish -i -c exit 0.21 seconds
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by _ache_ 9mo ago
Snapdragon is already canceled so I guess, they just don't care about this device. It's Microsoft on ARM. Sad to say, but don't expect full support or quality update on this. Ref: - https://www.youtube.com/w
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by _ache_ 9mo ago
Not possible. The Unicode Consortium will no longer accept proposals for flags. https://unicode.org/emoji/proposals.html#Region_Flags_Withou... Actually, they can do it by adding a new ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code.
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by _ache_ 9mo ago
The algorithm behind it is very basic. Chose the most aggressive move (in term of pieces value and check-mate), if none is aggressive, it takes on of the move equally non aggressive. Didn't remember the depth of the algorithm but it wa
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by _ache_ 9mo ago
It is terrible in the opening and a little better in the middle game (if you didn't win already, I mean if you played 4-5 random moves). I think you can improve it a lot by taking into account its own position. I mean, moving forward i
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by _ache_ 9mo ago
I'm talking about adoption around me. I didn't check the data. Glad it works for them outside of people around me, didn't know that. Is it relative adoption or absolute ? I mean, the people using Gemini are they new or comi

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