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aargh_aargh
3y ago
Are you the user? The user is entitled to the source acvording to GPL.
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aargh_aargh
3y ago
alternative name suggestions: * asadmin * admindo * adminrun * admrun * elevate * privelev
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aargh_aargh
3y ago
I appreciate your good intentions but please don't teach users to type their passwords (not even for localhost, password reuse is a thing) to a random website. Even if everything is local, there are no indicators in the browser that th
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aargh_aargh
3y ago
If they weren't able to objectively assess the quality, they surely wouldn't be complaining, would they? But you mean pre-sale assessment, and that's again not an issue of skill because this is a repeat game. They are well aw
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aargh_aargh
3y ago
What are you arguing? What's unfree about the section of the knives market relevant to the example? The government isn't forcing/incentivizing them to buy the cheaper products. Economic considerations are.
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aargh_aargh
3y ago
Using FDWs on a daily basis I fully realize their power and appeal but at this exclamation I paused and thought - is this really how we think today? That reading a CSV file directly is a cool feature, state of the art? Sure, FDWs are much m
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aargh_aargh
3y ago
That's why in economy you vote with your wallet, not your mouth. AKA talk is cheap, show me the dough...
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aargh_aargh
3y ago
You've never used one of these? https://duckduckgo.com/?ia=images&iax=images&q=photocopier+s...
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aargh_aargh
3y ago
I see, so they relabelled a smaller (more representative) subset for the captioner manually but more diligently, then used that to relabel their large set (analogous to LAION) with more descriptive captions, then trained DALL-E 3 on that. B
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aargh_aargh
3y ago
Here you can try part of the process yourself (image to text): https://huggingface.co/spaces/fffiloni/CLIP-Interrogator-2
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aargh_aargh
3y ago
That ship has sailed. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semantic_drift
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aargh_aargh
3y ago
I don't mean to minimize the effort and contribution of this project in any way, and I understand the author is scratching their own itch, but I'm curious why this is specific to DuckDB? From skimming the homepage, it has generic
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3y ago
Confirmed. https://web.archive.org/web/20230000000000*/https://daedtech...
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3y ago
Just wondering aloud - wouldn't it be easier to port the .dfm parsing to your desired language of choice and keep designing forms in Delphi? I can only imagine that it's not just the ease of design part (and legacy code) that kee
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aargh_aargh
3y ago
Wait... why do I need a video decoder in my kernel?
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3y ago
The DOSBox wiki only provides a vague statement: > Once a game uses this, it is expected to run faster and better in DOSBox. The references on Wikipedia could shed some light https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D
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3y ago
Originally posted here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35192102
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3y ago
I forgot what LoRa means, so I googled it and got this amazing tutorial: https://randomnerdtutorials.com/esp32-lora-rfm95-transceiver... Seems like it helps even complete beginners to learn and build something interesting.
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aargh_aargh
3y ago
Ah, from the title I expected this to be something that can search/consume the web in real time when you pose a query to the GPT* models.
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aargh_aargh
3y ago
Look terrible? Didn't we have this debate a couple of decades ago about separation of semantics and presentation? Sorry, I should have let it slide.
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3y ago
That trick (-ss -i -ss) should not be necessary by default (unless you use -noaccurate_seek) according to current documentation. But I haven't verified it. https://ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg-all.html#toc-Main-options -ss po
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3y ago
The project page mentions whisper-diarization (speaker recognition) as a user of faster-whisper. I've been in the market for that, definitely going to try it out. https://github.com/MahmoudAshraf97/whisper-diarizat
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3y ago
For those like me who didn't know what NeRF means - Neural Radiance Fields. [1] https://www.matthewtancik.com/nerf [2] https://datagen.tech/guides/synthetic-data/neural-radiance-f...
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Don't abuse su for dropping user privileges (2015)
(jdebp.uk)
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3y ago
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aargh_aargh
3y ago
Ah, so it's SQLite running on top of WASI, as a user (application, or rather library). Thanks for clearing that up for me.
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3y ago
What I don't get specifically is what's being implemented here with SQLite. Assuming WASI is an interface an application can call into for things like filesystem access, sockets, does this add SQLite as interface (analogously to s
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3y ago
What would you use this for? I don't get the whole picture and the article doesn't talk about it.
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4y ago
Because of the ambiguity of the term "on the edge" that is used to refer to both close network proximity and the device closest to the user, as evidenced by this thread, I would suggest to use a new term, at least in the context o
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Everything ChatGPT – under the hood of the ChatGPT web app
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4y ago
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4y ago
Great points. Consider the source of the message. Is it a gourmet site? A health magazine? A nature conservation or animal protection group? Nope, "Bloomberg delivers business and markets news, data, analysis, and video to the world&qu
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