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by freehorse 3mo ago
For now, it seems that direction that lm studio is taking for enterprise market is "local ai deployment support". They recently launched "lm link" which basically uses tailscale to create e2ee connections between compute
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by freehorse 3mo ago
Maybe. But also imo it happened because the author was not testing proton/crossover at all until the beta was released, and even then only later that did people started reporting it. Developing in one platform and then post-release fi
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by freehorse 3mo ago
Author's latest title has enormous memory leaks in linux through proton (and in macos through crossover) [0]. I hope the author puts effort in non-windows platforms for this one during development, because the first duskers was indeed
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by freehorse 3mo ago
Not saying this device is not cool, but one can also get this info easily in a computer, if you find out what to look for. One had presented a utility here some time ago with a menu bar icon showing this information https://news.
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by freehorse 3mo ago
Personally I have stopped buying cables that do not disclose this information. There are pretty fine alternatives that do, so I see no reason to take gambles. My only issues so far come from charging protocols rather than cables anyway. Mor
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by freehorse 3mo ago
> Blogspam and corporate blogs had killed quality bogs ages ago One of the main reasons that I (and I assume others) am here is because I can discover interesting content. It is true that there is a lot of spam in the internet but if I w
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by freehorse 3mo ago
Typical linkedin posts always sounded like that and they were already not well liked.
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by freehorse 3mo ago
Oops — sorry.
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by freehorse 3mo ago
I dont see that. To me it reads like a genuine question to an actually underspecified part of how much embedded carbon emissions ram entails. I read the question at the time and found it reasonable and genuine, and I see no strong reason to
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by freehorse 3mo ago
A judgement on the content (product of writing) is not a judgement on people. I dont care if a person uses LLMs in their life – heck, I myself do. But I care if I want to spend my time reading an LLM-written/assisted article or not. PS
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by freehorse 3mo ago
The "show [dead]" setting already exists, so it is not 100% "exposed to the same feed".
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by freehorse 3mo ago
AI has a distinct, low-quality and unnecessarily sensational writing style, which signals low effort post first of all. If you use AI and you put the effort to make it not look like AI it means that at least you put some effort into it. I a
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by freehorse 3mo ago
I mean even if you are comfortable with grep, it is still not enough, plus then you have to reinvent all the rest of the functionality, ie an extension to automatically add references from a webpage, download pdfs and keep them in a directo
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by freehorse 3mo ago
And moreover, something already mostly solved algorithmically. Eg in zotero you can drag and drop files and it generates a reference based on the metadata as long as that is enough (somebody mentions it is not possible in newer versions, I
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by freehorse 3mo ago
Isn't citation format handled entirely in the latex document itself?
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by freehorse 3mo ago
Then it seems that what you want is running a repl of your chosen language rather than shell/"executable" scripts.
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by freehorse 3mo ago
Sure! It is in matlab (I know...) so I assume you may want to ask an llm to translate it to python or sth but it should be fairly simple https://pastebin.com/n1mvcxP1
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by freehorse 3mo ago
What text did it find?
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by freehorse 3mo ago
It is smart, but it is not impossible to crack algorithmically imo. In particular, one can take two consecutive frames and run perturbations moving one frame around (ie shift the indexes) to find where the difference between the two consecu
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by freehorse 3mo ago
Maybe not so well explained, by picking the default intended text presented to be the same as the decoy text. It took me also some time to realise what was going on, but the execution is fine otherwise. So there are two texts, one decoy (wh
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by freehorse 3mo ago
At least for me, CF is fine; recaptcha is the only one I really have problems with. I dont care what recaptcha wants to optimize for. I dont think that using a vpn is that a rare thing anyway. If others have figured out how to do it without
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by freehorse 3mo ago
Imo the worst is recaptcha. At least with cloudflare the work you have to provide is minimal. With recaptcha it can take me much longer than 5 seconds, and lately I have trouble even completing their challenges correctly. Nowadays if I see
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by freehorse 3mo ago
1a) > criteria for getting welfare must be something else, for example are you a permanent member of the society in question But the discussion is about exactly who should be legally recognised as "permanent member of the society&qu
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by freehorse 3mo ago
> the right to enter a geographic area without restriction No, the discussion was about the conditions of staying, not entering. > the right to state welfare If one pays the same taxes for several years why shouldn't they have ac
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by freehorse 4mo ago
Are (native) citizens a net positive? Do you ask each one of them how they contribute culturally? What does "spiritually" and "emotionally" even mean in this context? People should be afforded basic rights because they a
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by freehorse 4mo ago
The main difference is citizen rights like voting for government, flexibility over regaining residence when leaving the country for some time, and how potential kids get the citizenship (depends on country). But otherwise I do not see how t
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by freehorse 4mo ago
> requirement for becoming a Frenchman The discussion is about permanent residence, not citizenship. Permanent residence allows eg an employee be able to continue staying in a country without being dependent on a particular employer and
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by freehorse 4mo ago
I am pretty certain this "hawking index" meme must be a new-ish thing. I read the book as teenager and know also others who did. It is a fairly easily readable book imo, so I don't think this characterisation is warranted by
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by freehorse 4mo ago
> we note an overlap between the first infection and a previously identified Pegasus campaign targeting Russian and Belarusian-speaking exiled journalists and activists in Europe, suggesting a Pegasus customer with authorization to spy i
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by freehorse 4mo ago
small correction, that is predator/intellexa, not pegasus/nso. So this is different

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