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4y ago
That sounds awesome! What's the name of the nonprofit?
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I saw another comment saying that the site sometimes redirects to adult content sites.
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4y ago
I bought a Tesla K80 for ~$200 off eBay, and now it's going for less than $150, and you can essentially get the same but just 1 GPU for $100. It has 12 GB of VRAM, and works great for "medium-duty" machine learning and AIs li
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[ https://archive.ph/gHfHq](https://archive.ph/gHfHq) Warning: this snapshot is from 4 years ago.
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4y ago
Sounds cool, except that people will get banned. I'd recommend making a menu where people can click on individual dependencies to star, or have a button to star all (but with a very clear warning about the possibilty if getting banned)
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4y ago
[choosealicense]( https://choosealicense.com/licenses/apache-2.0/ )
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4y ago
He's on the host machine. We're all just living in a VM running on ChatGPT.
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4y ago
How did you do that? GPT-3?
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4y ago
Also, this is only .com domains being suggested, right? So you wouldn't need the entire dataset, just .com domains.
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4y ago
Don't be that evil, at least connect it to something more useful, like Google assistant.
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[Snopes]( https://www.snopes.com/news/2020/05/07/does-nicotine-protect... ) - from 2020, but unbiased, at least > The researchers have proposed nicotine attaches to the ACE2 receptors, thereby preventin
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4y ago
Mind giving a link to these? All I can find is basically normal smart TVs.
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4y ago
[ https://xkcd.com/285/](https://xkcd.com/285/)
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4y ago
Somewhat related: [(Theoretical) long range wireless NES video]( https://youtu.be/8sQF_K9MqpA )
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4y ago
I think it could also be for the purpose of preventing imposters, as what Clyde says is what Discord says.
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4y ago
Not anything too big, but... I wrote a program to merge Jupyter notebooks properly. The backend was mostly done, and I had a start on the GUI. Then I found out about nbdime, which did nearly everything I wanted. I ended up just making a sim
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4y ago
Whoogle It's self hosted, and just forwards to Google. But, it's HTML only, with tons of options, and minimizes tracking. It even has an option to route through Tor!
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4y ago
[ https://archive.ph/Fyo1N](https://archive.ph/Fyo1N)
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4y ago
[archive.ph/VFp4P]( https://archive.ph/VFp4P )
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4y ago
Relatedly: why is flickering LEDs so common? I presume most people also just don't see/don't care?
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4y ago
Dark Reader also has this feature, BTW.
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4y ago
If you were to do Google colab, I'd recommend [fast-stable-diffusion]( https://github.com/TheLastBen/fast-stable-diffusion ). If not, I'm working on a [fork]( https://github.com/askiiart/uni
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4y ago
To be useful after such a long period of time, we'd also need to include materials on learning the languages.
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There's also laws like that in the US, and in most places. However, it seems this is being overlooked because it's not really for the purpose of creating a monopoly, as everyone is doing this, as it's actually just to get con
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4y ago
Well there's Arduino simulators, and Minecraft education has multiple options for coding (blocks or JavaScript). I don't know about any Lego robot-style simulations, though.
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> Really, we just need a progress meter that says "don't bother getting up up", "get lunch now", or "come back tomorrow", but don't know that there is one. It feel like this is gonna lead to anothe
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4y ago
The article was updated - twice. Info is at the bottom of the article.
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4y ago
The Dictator's Handbook by Bruce Bueno de Mesquita and Alastair Smith It shows how politics works, and how there's no difference between democrats and dictators. Very interesting.