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by e12e 2y ago
Not the same thing, bit VCR and variants can help with testing external api calls (see "ports to other languages"): https://github.com/vcr/vcr
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by e12e 2y ago
>> What about "GNU Hello", never finished? Most recently removing an outdated dependency? > 2024-07-02 18:04:21 -0700 > maint: remove the obsolete gettext module https://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/h
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America's News Influencers(pewresearch.org)
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by e12e 2y ago
Windows did, but I think it's deprecated now? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/msdn-magazine/2013...
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by e12e 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41774583
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by e12e 2y ago
I recently looked a little at streaming large JSON files in ruby - but ran into some problems trying to stream from and to gzipped files via layering ruby io-objects. In theory it should just be stacking streams, but in practice it was conv
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by e12e 2y ago
Nice! > However, for reasons unknown to me, they wrap these neatly separated rows with brackets ([ and ]) and add a comma to each line Well, the reason (misguided or not) is as you say, I imagine: > so it’s a valid, JSON array contain
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by e12e 2y ago
Are you looking into speech to speech (no text) models?
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Russia has secret war drones project in China, Intel sources say(reuters.com)
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by e12e 2y ago
Same recognizable image? Like if you look at the povray benchmark image on Linux and Windows? For an llm that should (ideally) translate to similar answers?
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by e12e 2y ago
I expect that if I compile your 3d renderer, and feed it the same scene file you did - I get the same image?
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by e12e 2y ago
I think that better describes zodb/hope. Or gemstone glass. https://zodb.org/en/latest/tutorial.html
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by e12e 2y ago
... and Ukraine could bomb those they didn't operate. Providing such strike intelligence data might land Starlink even more squarely in the "military supplier"-basket - making it subject to stricter export regulations.
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by e12e 2y ago
Nit; the God Emperor arises long after the Butlerian Jihad banned thinking machines - so it's not a great image for the rise of totalitarian artificial intelligence...
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by e12e 2y ago
Thanks for clearing that up - it wasn't obvious to me at a glance.
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by e12e 2y ago
Thank you so much for sharing the setup and the hosted service. I'm a little curious about the setup bit for (self) hosting - it's essentially a series of bespoke python scripts? Not cloud init, not Ansible - and not shell scripts
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by e12e 2y ago
If I were running fastly, I'd donate bandwidth so that you would implement turn-key, bring-your-api-key fastly support to your open source setup! As for other cdns - I remember https://neocities.org/ built their own cd
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by e12e 2y ago
I'm afraid the calculator with the code is long dead - but really was a very simple (and very slow) straightforward renderer in whatever the horrible Casio basic programming language was called. As I recall I first implemented a simple
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by e12e 2y ago
Thank you. Having implemented a simple Mandelbrot fractal renderer on a Casio calculator in senior high school in '97 - implenting an llm on a TI sounded like a tall order. Cool hack, though!
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by e12e 2y ago
It seems overwhelmingly likely that this can be figured out by detecting traces of explosives - or lack of traces - on the fragments from a few of the devices?
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by e12e 2y ago
Interesting - listening to the first example (Attention is all you need)[1] - I wonder what illuminate would make of Fielding's REST thesis? [1] https://illuminate.google.com/home?pli=1&play=SKUdNc_PPLL8
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by e12e 2y ago
Interesting idea. But you need to go into more detail on your data handling - is it safe to upload proprietary information to make an internal course? Where does the data go? OpenAI? You might also want to make a course about GDPR and then
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by e12e 2y ago
> And that is how I became the first person alive to see systemd passing its entire test suite on a big-endian 64-bit PowerPC musl libc system. Wow :)
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by e12e 2y ago
There was recently a related story on porting godot to the iPad: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41415077 Unfortunately I don't think this is available (yet) as an app or patches to actually run on an ipad? It&#x2
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by e12e 2y ago
I wouldn't necessarily consider it a deal breaker - just something to be aware of. National/Banking id/2fa would be a deal breaker probably - all infrastructure is built around smartphone apps now - and it's a challenge
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by e12e 2y ago
> How do you avoid carrying credit cards? In Norway practically any place that accept cards also accept Google/Apple pay - as all pos terminals support "tap"/NFC as does practically all debit/credit cards issued
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by e12e 2y ago
I assume you give up Google pay? I'm surprised at how convenient it turned out to not have to carry a credit/debit card around - just tap with phone.
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by e12e 2y ago
I guess it depends a bit on your definition of "phone" and "realistic". I have a pine64 phone I mean to revisit - probably with a version of https://postmarketos.org/ . I think we might get there unless
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by e12e 2y ago
What are "network locations" in this context?
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by e12e 2y ago
> 16 character max for a decade is a juicy rainbow table for the small cost of a few petabytes Surely the kdf is salted and not prone to rainbow table attack? If it is, that's a flaw on its own - and much more serious than a 16 char

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