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1y ago
The site layout is completely broken. Probably vibecoded slop.
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1y ago
This is almost describing the ASUS Zenfone 9 (except for some reason they wanted only 8GB RAM, while the zen 9 has 16). The small size and clean stock Android were the main reasons I bought this, and it's still a great phone.
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1y ago
So give me a list of the 2000 languages OpenZFS could've been written in.
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1y ago
What makes models non-deterministic isn't the training algorithm, but the initial weights being random. Training is reproducible only if, besides the pipeline and data, you also start from the same random weights.
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1y ago
The models that run the search overview slop are probably some shitty 1B models running as cheaply as possible.
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1y ago
In the Ollama API, you use the "tools" parameter to describe the available tools to the model, then use the "tool_calls" from the response to call the functions and send the results back to the model using "role&quo
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1y ago
I did a very simple tool calling test and it was simply unable to call the tool and use the result. Maybe it's specialized to use just a few very specific tools? Is there some documentation on how to actually set it up without requirin
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2y ago
That 10% would be over the other taxes. But Trump also managed to devalue the dollar so much, we won't even feel the difference.
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2y ago
Despite the original naming being initials, there are many other countries who are members and partners of the BRICS: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Member_states_of_BRICS
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2y ago
Drivers are precisely the reason we only have Windows, Macos and Linux as viable options. Hardware manufacturers write Windows drivers, Linux community write drivers for basically all consumer hardware, and apple develops both the hardware
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2y ago
So now every trend that spawns a subtrend is the new real web 3.0
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2y ago
Why does the site have CSS then?
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2y ago
There's plenty of OSD licenses that don't fit the FSD, but a free software license is necessarily open source, so the opposite can't happen.
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2y ago
> I’d hope a “best mind” would be, above all, empathetic. Concerned about the well being of their fellow humans. Philosophical about the state of the world. Patient. Curious. Wise and not just smart. A person may be all of those things,
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2y ago
The point is it doesn't have a developer community that could maintain the project without Google.
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2y ago
That's exactly what ended up happening.
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2y ago
The wright brothers invented a slingshot, not an airplane.
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2y ago
Why can't you? Just run the biggest model you can find out of swap and wait a long time for it to finish. You'll obviously see more focus on smaller models, because most people aren't willing to wait weeks for their slop, and
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2y ago
Or just use a localhost invidious instance.
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2y ago
At least the hungry part will be easy after everyone is out of their jobs.
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2y ago
Social democracy has historically been a precursor to fascism, so it makes sense.
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2y ago
You still need to think about error handling, and it's not standardized because everyone else will also have to think about it ad hoc. You'll also still need to think about when to copy and move ownership, only without a type syst
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2y ago
Didn't work here. The downloader connects, status becomes Ready, then nothing happens. Tried on both Firefox and Chromium.
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2y ago
Good thing there's not a lot of ML being done in Haskell... imagine a Brain Monad tutorial.
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2y ago
much != all
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2y ago
You can ignore most of the complexity that's not inherent to the program you're trying to write. The difference is C also lets you ignore the inherent complexity, and that's where bugs and vulnerabilities come from.
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2y ago
Chrome will now be sold to TotallyNotGoogle, we're saved.
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2y ago
dignity
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2y ago
Obsolescence doesn't exist because a comically evil mastermind designs things to break. It exists because capitalism favors profits over anything else. A lower quality component is cheaper than a higher quality one that would last long
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2y ago
So... try understanding the code? It's still just code, and if you don't understand it, you might learn something.
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