fbhabbed

8 ms·

31.
by fbhabbed 3y ago
GPT3.5 was 175B parameters and GPT4 is larger (nobody knows how larger) and it blows GPT3.5 out of the water. So, GPT4 is, well, way more than 100B+. And yes, I share your opinion
32.
by fbhabbed 3y ago
And this is why I was never a fan of rolling release distros
33.
by fbhabbed 3y ago
It's not apples to apples comparison. There's a multitude of tasks that human brains are very bad at. GPT excellence is in raw knowledge and answering machine. You won't find a single human brain that can hold the same amount
34.
by fbhabbed 4y ago
If only they had ports at all on the right. Not all models do. I had a 13' that I had to use for work that didn't. Never again.
35.
by fbhabbed 4y ago
I confirm that the state of systemd-oomd is ridicolous right now and will easily kill important background processes that aren't even taking up that much RAM. It killed my Thunar file transfer, for example
36.
by fbhabbed 4y ago
Good battery, good customizability, but I'm wondering: - Who is actually producing these? Are they resellers? For whom? - They mention TuxedoOS. Why? Can you have the same experience with a vanilla Debian or Arch? - Customs costs. They
37.
by fbhabbed 4y ago
SSH. Doesn't even need to be command line, you can just open remote addresses in your favourite graphical file browser, at least under Linux.
38.
by fbhabbed 4y ago
Realistically, though, we are way bigger danger to ourselves than nature is
39.
by fbhabbed 4y ago
I am surprised noone mentioend the Arch Security ( https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/security ) page yet. It applies to basically every distribution and has useful links at the bottom for even more tips.
40.
by fbhabbed 4y ago
> allow a process to bind any port but I want to be able to allow it to bind just a single port 3. SELinux
41.
by fbhabbed 4y ago
I mean all he has to do is to uninstall fedora-chromium-config
42.
by fbhabbed 4y ago
They still do it
43.
by fbhabbed 4y ago
What's wrong with btrfs?
44.
by fbhabbed 5y ago
Just switch to an open source OS like Linux already
45.
by fbhabbed 5y ago
https://youtu.be/2jy3JU-ORpo https://youtu.be/dxJHecyYBno Closest I can think of
46.
by fbhabbed 5y ago
I'm surprised it took so many years before seeing posts like this
47.
by fbhabbed 5y ago
I like the Firefox UI as well
48.
by fbhabbed 5y ago
And the problem is?
49.
by fbhabbed 5y ago
Definitely try it in a VM first or at least image your Debian drive before going at it. You are going to miss your perfectly working Debian install
50.
by fbhabbed 5y ago
Blog posts like those feel more and more like some sort of weird propaganda, to be honest
51.
by fbhabbed 5y ago
The very thread and subreddit where this started is concerning in the opposite way, if you ask me. Where do you draw the line? What is misinformation and what isn't? Who decides? I read some comments in that very thread and just saying
52.
by fbhabbed 5y ago
Does this mean noone is manually reviewing changed anymore?
53.
by fbhabbed 5y ago
I would completely agree if it was proven that vaccinated people cannot spread the virus. Unfortunately, recent findings seem to put that assumption in doubt
54.
Caffeine appears to reduce the volume of gray matter, effect being reversible(sciencedaily.com)
11 points by fbhabbed 5y ago|5 comments
55.
by fbhabbed 5y ago
They are used in very specific applications, from industrial robots to cars to mars rovers. They aren't better in general, just suited for the specific use case
56.
by fbhabbed 5y ago
I always wondered what prevents them to use regular .txt files for managing genomic data. Surely there are better tools out there, some even open source, to manage such data. What makes people stick with Excel? They went as far as https:&#
57.
by fbhabbed 5y ago
The thing is, the machine barely works. Most hospitals here claim to be understaffed, the queues are immense and this despite healthcare financing being at an all time high. I suspect this sort of frauds are way more widespread than people
58.
by fbhabbed 6y ago
Why would anyone pay for something that's already doable without spending a dime?
59.
by fbhabbed 6y ago
The greatest lie of open source? Assuming that an open source program is safe just because the source code is public. This is better than not having the code at all, however this is a false sense of security. First of all, you should be com
60.
Twistronics(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by fbhabbed 7y ago|0 comments

More ›