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by fermuch 2y ago
I think the idea is something like "let things run normally until they don't need that extra core. If it doesn't need the core, we shut it down. And it never wakes up" Which... Makes it hard for the user to notice the ch
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by fermuch 2y ago
Just like adding code to textual models helps the model develop its reasoning capabilities, it seems like adding more languages helps in other areas too. What is needed is more good quality data to train on...
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by fermuch 2y ago
Would something like this apply to MAMBA/JAMBA too?
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by fermuch 2y ago
No? I haven't tried it yet, but in the docs it says "SQLite3 file format, and import and export facility"
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by fermuch 2y ago
Ollama uses llama.cpp in the background. It's more of a tool to use models: you download models as if they were docker images, you have a centralized way to organize your models, you can create new models with `Modelfile`... It's
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by fermuch 2y ago
On linux at least it already works like that
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by fermuch 3y ago
This is a very interesting initiative, and fills me with hope. Not only better temperatures, but even better air (PM2.5 levels reduced!) But I do wonder, what about insects? Are there more insects because there are more places for them to l
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by fermuch 3y ago
cURL is also embedded in a lot of applications. An exploit within curl could lead to a vulnerability in the host application.
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by fermuch 3y ago
Yes, all Quests are android based. You can even sideload apks!
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by fermuch 3y ago
There are some! This is called "Docker in Docker", and you need to expose your docker socket to the container, which has some security implications. It can be secured, as gitpod does, but as I understand it is a PITA.
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by fermuch 3y ago
Typings in elixir are and will continue to be optional. This announcement says it is detecting pattern matching and guards at build time instead of runtime, so nothing is changing. And the "upcoming" (still in investigation) new t
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by fermuch 3y ago
In Brazil we have a right to return online orders in the 7 days of the purchase. I assume this is covered (I'm not sure). Steam does return the game if you have less than 3 hours in it.
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by fermuch 3y ago
I am hopeful developments like Mistral (a 7B model with the performance of ChatGPT for most of the tasks I've used it for) keeps happening. Seems like we can still compress a lot of knowledge.
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by fermuch 3y ago
It seems like those changes are noted here: https://github.com/memorysafety/sudo-rs#differences-from-ori...
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by fermuch 3y ago
I'm on Brazil and yesterday we had 30ºC (about 86F). It's crazy to have these temps in winter! And that was yesterday. Today, it is about 16ºC (60F). Crazy times! No one knows if they should prepare winter or summer clothes.
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by fermuch 3y ago
What does it consume, apart from sunlight? And is it a year because it died after that, or just because that's how long the experiment went?
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by fermuch 4y ago
it says it'll respect robots.txt if you don't want your page crawled (parsed? interpreted?)
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by fermuch 4y ago
Figure 6 shows the method with gel particles. If I'm interpreting it right, it's suspended on a liquid (I most likely am wrong).
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by fermuch 4y ago
Immersed VR connects to the computer but runs on its own. Imagine a remote desktop with multiple monitors.
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by fermuch 4y ago
I've been running clickhouse for production as a solo dev for a year now and it's been great so far. I've had to tune it a bit for the machines I have, but everything works and it's incredibly fast. Not even comparable t
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by fermuch 4y ago
> Ah yes, can't wait to run my offline-first app on a kubernetes-on-docker-on-linux-on-qemu-on-wasm stack in the browser to have closer alignment between my server and browser implementations. You can run vscode on docker on kuberne
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by fermuch 4y ago
Putting the car in neutral should be tried first, since it disconnects the engine from the wheels. Handbrake stops the wheels immediately. At 10mph might not be that bad but still, neutral is the safest bet IMO
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by fermuch 4y ago
And can use up to 8mb of psram and 16mb of flash
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by fermuch 4y ago
IIRC ext4 does this already. Saved me a couple of times.
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by fermuch 5y ago
That would create a Kugelblitz, a black hole made of light.
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by fermuch 5y ago
I've been using ESP for a while and they are trying things with RISC, and might eventually be lower cost. Does the rp2040 have wifi and bt?
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by fermuch 5y ago
WSL1 as far as I understand works like wine, transpiling calls to NT. But isn't WSL2 just a VM?
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by fermuch 5y ago
Could webassembly provide that? As far as I understand it can be seen as a target callable from any runtime (C, rust, python, the browser...) so a new language could implement wasm and all its libraries could be used?
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by fermuch 5y ago
Back in the internet explorer times bootstrap was invaluable. Even if you were very good at CSS you just needed a different set of rules for ie. You might be interested in tailwind. I'm unsure how to explain it, but it is a pleasure to
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by fermuch 5y ago
Our radio waves have traveled for about 200 light years. Proxima centauri, our closest star, is located at 4246 Light years from us. Very, very unlikely that someone can hear us, even if they tried. Space is huge.

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