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2y ago
You make broad assumptions about someone, talk down to them, and then claim they need to grow up? E: parent edited their comment.
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Hey Peter, been reading these threads for a while and really appreciate your support. I'm on STEM OPT and I want to keep my options open in case I don't get an H1b by the time it ends. What realistically are my options without aff
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Maybe the hard time limit is making people apprehensive. Not that I’m on the yes side, but maybe the odds would be different if the timeline was longer.
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AIUI almost all salaried employees are exempt from overtime pay in the US.
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If you want a GitHub like UI Forgejo is FOSS too.
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2y ago
Okay, now stick with it for a month.
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Server costs are only part of the problem. They had a team of devs they couldn't afford to pay, they were hosting a lot of media (especially images) and they never quite hit the traction to make the project feel worth doing for free. I
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2y ago
> All in all, this device leaves me wondering who this is for? You know, you could just read all the other comments on this post talking about why they like the mini.
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2y ago
Yeah exactly, I do that all the time when filling captcha!
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2y ago
You joke but that would go so hard. Like DJ Roomba from Parks and Rec.
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3y ago
How would that change the constitutionality (or lack thereof) of the matter?
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3y ago
I've used both IntelliJ and vscode on significantly sized projects on an 8GB MBA with no issues. It's not as fast as with 16GB, but it's definitely not unusable.
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3y ago
My pleasure, thanks a lot for making it!
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3y ago
If you have a mac there’s an open source project that exports iMessage messages: https://github.com/ReagentX/imessage-exporter
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3y ago
This is probably the biggest discord outage I've experienced in over a year, and I'm definitely not a casual user. Even in this outage it's not been too bad for me, and I can still access most of my chats and servers. I don
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I haven’t tried any fine tuning so I can’t help there, sorry. Though I will say that neural chat has been pretty good to me, even though I have definitely observed it ignoring instructions at times, like a “here’s your json:” preamble in re
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3y ago
I have ollama's server running, and I interact with it via the REST API. My preferred model right now is Intel's neural chat, but I'm going to experiment with a few more over the holidays.
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3y ago
I use ollama ( https://ollama.ai/ ) which supports most of the big new local models you might've heard of: llama2, mistral vicuna etc. Since I have 16GB of RAM, I stick to the 7b models.
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3y ago
On my M1 Pro/16GB RAM mac I get decently fast, fully local LLMs which are good enough to do this sort of thing. I use them in scripts all the time. Granted, I haven’t checked the impact on the battery life I get, but I definitely haven
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Discord's New Mobile App Layout
(support.discord.com)
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This makes me wonder, what's the equivalent to ollama for whisper/SOTA OS tts models? I'm really happy with ollama for locally running OS LLMs, but I don't know of any project that makes it that simple to set up whispe
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I don't think GP meant dentists don't promote it so you keep coming back. Sometimes doctors and pharmacists recommend drugs because they've been paid to promote it, and if nobody's paying to promote this one it's no
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You should investigate your battery life. I have an M1 Pro (14" even) and I consistently get 10-12 hours on a fairly heavy developer workflow.
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People have left. A ton of the technical people I follow have moved mostly to mastodon. Dan Luu of HN fame regularly posts on mastodon but hasn’t cross posted on twitter as often (which is sorta funny because he used to work for twitter, an
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I am not a fan of go but I find myself using it for this reason. Doing it with rust - especially cross compiling from mac to linux - is relatively painful, while with Go it is trivial and built into the go tool. It makes it so, so easy to r
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Sorry your For You page sucks, but that's a you problem. My For You page is excellent - I see mostly the kind of tweets I like, and when I see a tweet I don't like I tap the not interested button. I actually love the new FYP way m
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From the perspective of the average user: - Forums are easy for search engines to index : don’t care - Old threads on forums are easily discoverable : don’t care - Forums have good threading in general : don’t care - Individual forums are c
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> Naive people don't record every phone call. This is the most important thing. Obviously in interviews he says "Oh I think they're nice people, if they want to patch things up I'm ready", but judging from how
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Remix is pretty nice too, and I appreciate it for bringing Rails-style SSR to style in the React world before RSC, but the power of Rails is from having a complete platform to build your apps on. I don't need to string together five
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Two decisions on the top of my head: - I wanted to make an index page where a user could make edits to the items being displayed and make regular show/edit pages for the item so if a user was on that page they could edit it. This is
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