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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
There's a version of Yi 34B (the original, not this newer "chat" constrained model) retrained without censorship. The 2.2 version has some additional training on longer chat contexts (sponsored by a16z). https://hu
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
It's a whole different engine that may have some advantages that make it worth checking out over or in addition to the updates Valve has made for this special release: improved performance (through a more efficient culling system, etc)
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
As part of the merger, TMO added very cheap plans called "connect" from $10 to $35/mo with no contract, 5G, and the data limit grows annually. They did this to put regulators at ease about pricing. https://www.whis
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
Open researchers are trying to shrink and speed up 138K models e.g. YaRN https://github.com/jquesnelle/yarn It's very compelling and opens up a lot of use cases, so I've been keeping an eye out for advancemen
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
Use Determined if you want a nice UI https://github.com/determined-ai/determined#readme
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
I wanted to see some of it with the maximum settings and found this video channel where they just walk around (no talking or fighting) without abrupt movements. The game looks fine, but the ground litter looks very flat when lit by the flas
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
Professor Lemire has some fun ideas: https://lemire.me/blog/?s=Avx
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
About two light days.
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
In some locales, you want to do all of your internet use over one unlimited or high usage internet plan and handle SMS/calls over another carrier or plan. This is appealing for business users and regular people alike in some places tha
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
I have had this exact experience for years now, which I described previously on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25848333 Some good discussion in that thread too :)
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
Having a good time woth Trakt for discovery and rating. It has a very active app/plugin/webhook ecosystem and I've gotten some great recommendations from it by scrobbling via Plex and following a few people with similar prefe
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
There's at least a repo: https://github.com/spotify/annoy
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
Topologists will occasionally come to work with their clothes on inside out and insist nothing is wrong.
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
I've been trying out an extension to hide the thumbnails to see how it changes what I wind up clicking. The problem with my little experiment is I don't go back to see what they would have been afterward to record an observation,
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by fancy_pantser 3y ago
DuckDB https://duckdb.org/docs/api/wasm/overview.html
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by fancy_pantser 4y ago
> Let's assume that this is not a real issue unless you have some data which points out the opposite. US-wide estimates are 1.4% and recent studies suggest as high as 9% in tested areas. https://news.stanford.edu/202
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by fancy_pantser 4y ago
In HPC we see Slurm pretty often.
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by fancy_pantser 4y ago
Thank you for mentioning my extension! I created it after a comment here on HN spurred me into action, finally fed up with long-winded recipe blogs.
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by fancy_pantser 4y ago
They could, but it would be against the fundamental philosophy: > Relays don't talk to each other. Only the relays you are connected to will receive and store your events. This is an important aspect of Nostr. Relays don't comm
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by fancy_pantser 4y ago
The common solution is filtering. Almost all tracers will accept predicates to exclude Django per your example.
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by fancy_pantser 4y ago
Linear
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by fancy_pantser 4y ago
Affinity Designer, Photo, and Publisher have been a breath of fresh air for the last few years. They have you pay once, not a subscription. The features keep coming at a great pace while retaining a very sensible UI.
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by fancy_pantser 4y ago
Originally it was: "slow is smooth, smooth is fast"
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by fancy_pantser 4y ago
If you add Kobo support and ship the Android app, you've got a premium member for life in me! Currently, I use KoboCloud to sync cloud drive (Box, Google Drive, et al.) folders to my readers, one folder for each family member. I use br
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by fancy_pantser 4y ago
Why are there no 1-star projects listed?
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by fancy_pantser 4y ago
That's a big one, there are also wage/employment and medical coverage issues. Housing and personal safety are complex but important issues as well. The National Women's Law Center has a nice landing page with a rundown: http
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In Case I Don’t Write Here Again(inessential.com)
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by fancy_pantser 4y ago
It's a long interview, here's just the bit focused on AGI: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLi83prR5fg
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by fancy_pantser 4y ago
It's not native, you're right. Many of us have been using Kobocloud for years to automatically sync to cloud drive services: https://github.com/fsantini/KoboCloud
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by fancy_pantser 4y ago
Absolutely! https://www.daily.co/

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