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by criticalfault 1y ago
Thanks for the explanation and the link. I learned something today. I'm definitely not an expert, but to me, RL and other techniques looks like a guide or a constraint on the still 'next token prediction' concept. What I do n
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by criticalfault 1y ago
Can you explain a bit more on the topic of what happens after the base model?
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by criticalfault 1y ago
2 out of 3 points should not be in the list at this point of time. There is no browser around servo that is usable and they start with accessibility? The effort should go first to have it work as an everyday browser and get as much market s
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by criticalfault 1y ago
Aka mba
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by criticalfault 1y ago
Poland is an example of rising economy in EU I read somewhere that Italy is recovering and reducing its debt... But didn't really follow up on that.
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by criticalfault 1y ago
I think this is naive thinking. Do that and you will be ass raped by stronger powers in record time... if we don't start a war in eu amongst ourselves. The eu was established as an economic union trying to prevent war in Europe and it
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by criticalfault 1y ago
Strong words for someone who never used lotus notes. (Didn't read the article, basing this on the subject alone)
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by criticalfault 1y ago
Were they running windows or android?
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by criticalfault 1y ago
Would be good to do the same to 'modernize' disassembled drivers for various devices in mobile phones. Would give postmarketos a boost.
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by criticalfault 1y ago
How do you protect your server? Any guides there?
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by criticalfault 1y ago
Latency, responsiveness...
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by criticalfault 1y ago
Does it use Vulkan exclusively?
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by criticalfault 1y ago
Is it possible to force iced to use vulkan exclusively?
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by criticalfault 1y ago
If we take a look at the results, I'm not convinced she is a good guy just because she was there at the beginning. There is a chart with her salary going up and Firefox usage going down. Looks like an X. If anything, how come she didn&
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by criticalfault 1y ago
Can you give some more info on the results? Meaning, correctness, completeness, etc... Would you use it for e.g. tax information? Because if wrong, you could get fined.
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by criticalfault 1y ago
This is only fair. Mozilla doesn't deserve to survive. New players deserve our support, like servo and ladybird. Even with an enormous budget from Google (500M, I think per year) they managed to ruin everything, including Firefox, the
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by criticalfault 1y ago
Decentralized, ok. Blockchain already gives me a dose of skepticism. Maybe unfounded. Whichever protocol is going to be used in a decentralized world, be it matrix, xmpp or this third variant, will depend on simple deployment (single binary
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by criticalfault 1y ago
Push through it. You get used to it. Then start to like simplicity of it. And then, due to speed, there is no going back to the lag infested chromium derivative made by Microsoft.
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by criticalfault 1y ago
But why would it need to interact with Js or having the same API? Maybe I misunderstood, but isn't Dom access in essence an ability to change html tree? Since this is wasm, why would it need to reimplement js API and need type mappings
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by criticalfault 1y ago
I've been reading about this for a while. Will it. Won't it. Does anybody know why is it such a big problem to add dom access to wasm? In worst case, we should have a second option to Js (which is not typescript - typescript is j
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by criticalfault 1y ago
Bye bye ad blocks?
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by criticalfault 1y ago
This is for me unclear as well, but I'm saying I wouldn't hold it against Linus if he did this. And based on Kent's behavior he has full right to do so. A way to handle this would be with one person (or more) in between Kent
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by criticalfault 1y ago
I've been following this for a while now. Kent is in the wrong. Having a lead position in development I would kick Kent of the team. One thing is to challenge things. What Kent is doing is something completely different. It is obvious
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by criticalfault 1y ago
Every time there is an interview of some startup and they show the offices with a glimpse of a monitor, it's always Ubuntu. Running gnome. Also a few people I know, if they used Linux on a desktop it was Ubuntu. Don't know anyone
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by criticalfault 1y ago
You have just explained how enshitification works.
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by criticalfault 1y ago
What about Oracle?
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by criticalfault 2y ago
There were also a lot of times mentioned that current maintainers are getting old. Rust people might, with time, take over... being younger and all.
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by criticalfault 2y ago
A lot of people think rocm is basically a big pile of crap. What are the chances for amd to consider alternatives: - adopt oneapi and try to fight Nvidia together with intel - Vulkan and implement pytorch backend - sycl
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by criticalfault 2y ago
The project is amazing The name of the project is horrible
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by criticalfault 2y ago
I think we can see the same thing happening today. BYD+CATL are the new iphone and other manufacturers are Symbian, Motorola and Sony Ericsson VW, Toyota and friends cannot change fast enough. They should have started with big battery inve

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