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by acapybara 3y ago
Our Subaru has a physical volume knob. Its position is only a "gentle suggestion" to the software to move volume up or down. At times, especially when starting the vehicle, there is major latency in the software processing the kno
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by acapybara 3y ago
This is what GPT-4 comes up with: kill $(lsof -t -i :PORT_NUMBER)
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by acapybara 3y ago
Make as much as you can and bank the extra. The only real security you have is your own assets and financial discipline.
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by acapybara 3y ago
I don't see much of the point of doing this with a text editor, but I can imagine some other applications where it'd be useful to dedicate 100% of the system resources to a single application. Gaming, for example. I wonder how har
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by acapybara 3y ago
> Self driving cars still can't reach L5 to completely remove the need for driver. This will probably be (or already has been) solved by large transformer models or their successor architectures. What was missing was common sense re
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by acapybara 3y ago
A can of beer is 12oz or 16oz.
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by acapybara 3y ago
If you think that web llm is good, you should try gpt4-x-alpaca 30b.
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by acapybara 3y ago
Indubitably, good fellow. I suspect if we can fine tune and optimize this 65B model, we can achieve some truly remarkable results.
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by acapybara 3y ago
Which is... surprisingly not bad. Makes it seem like GPT4-level capability could be within reach on current workstation-level hardware, with enough optimization in data, model training, software, and hw specific optimizations. (Intuition, n
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by acapybara 3y ago
Moore's law, sure. But rn it's totally doable to run a 65B or 100B model on CPU with a reasonable workstation. Does Moore keep us from wiring more memory onto a GPU? Or making a GPU with expandable memory (slots?)
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by acapybara 3y ago
I'm failing to see how this relates, whatsoever, to the discussion at hand. I don't mean any offense toward you. Just having an incredibly hard time making any sense of what you wrote.
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by acapybara 3y ago
What? Why? It seems like a perfectly legitimate question. I'd like to know, too... for the record.
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by acapybara 3y ago
WiFi arduino + disconnect relay on the battery. Completely disconnect battery when not in use.
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by acapybara 3y ago
That actually sounds like a great business idea. Bug Hunters Extremely valuable service. I bet there'd be a lot of demand.
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by acapybara 4y ago
A good idea, associated with evil.
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by acapybara 4y ago
Why in the world are you running Alpine linux if that's the experience you want? Give Fedora or Ubuntu a try. Alpine is not meant to be a no-tinkering desktop distro.
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by acapybara 4y ago
vetinari, please do tell us how you did this
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by acapybara 4y ago
GPT-generated comment. These aren't supposed to be on hn.
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by acapybara 4y ago
GNU is an ecosystem of free software. Linux is a kernel. People often refer to the whole system as Linux, but what they really mean is GNU/Linux.
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by acapybara 4y ago
sambapa must be a piano player
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by acapybara 4y ago
What's new in this release: - Bundled vkd3d upgraded to version 1.7. - Better error reporting in the IDL compiler. - Support for shared Wow64 Classes registry key. - More cleanups in IME support. - Support for
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by acapybara 4y ago
The things aren't moving apart. Space itself is expanding.
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by acapybara 4y ago
I don't really care how or where someone learned something, so long as they learned it well and can apply it. My experience in the software industry (20 years now) showed me that the best ones were the ones who got into it out of genui
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by acapybara 4y ago
Very interested to see this.
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by acapybara 4y ago
This sounds horrible. I've never had a single issue like this on any of my Thinkpads running Linux. They're built solid and take a lot of abuse.
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by acapybara 4y ago
Yeah but 1M yen isn't that much...
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by acapybara 4y ago
There's any number of ways to solve the problem of refunds. Escrow contracts come to mind. The only question is what kind of rules/mediation we'd want to implement.
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by acapybara 4y ago
At the risk of further HN reproach, You're exactly right --and there are some ways to solve the problem while remaining decentralized. The ideas you bring up are, essentially: credit, insurance, risk, reputation. Tracking reputation on
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by acapybara 4y ago
These are some of the most underrated devs on the internet.
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by acapybara 4y ago
That's interesting... what types of statistics is it refusing to provide?

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