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fsiefken
2y ago
Nice, if you could run wasm inline, one could conceivably use it for rust debugging or typst like this: https://github.com/Myriad-Dreamin/typst.ts Also see this jupyter notebook request https://github.com&#x
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2y ago
Compared to Observable, it's apache-2 licensed and it's self-hostable. The d3, p5 and database access you have to add yourself. With Observable user, workspace, diagramming and template management is built-in.
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2y ago
wouldn't one be able to just setup a local ip address on the interface (thunderbolt or usb) on both ends of the cable so one can scp or tar mbuffer (on linux) things over? ip addr add 192.168.100.1/24 dev thunderbolt0. that's
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fsiefken
2y ago
Mistral Large 2 is good too, if you've got the memory https://ollama.com/library/mistral-large
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2y ago
It's good, but I'm already paying for GPT4o and Sonnet. How much memory does this need? If Alex Cheema (Exo Labs, Oxford) https://x.com/ac_crypto/status/1815969489990869369 could run Llama 3.1 405 Model
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2y ago
Nice! If it’s WASM it should also work on iOS, so why can’t I connect? Pg.dev works though. I wonder if postgresql wasm can be made to run on A-Shell, even though there is a working SQLite wasm port running on A-Shell, which should be enoug
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2y ago
Nice! If it’s WASM it should also work on iOS, so why can’t I connect? Pg.dev works though. I wonder if postgresql wasm can be made to run on A-Shell, even though there is a working SQLite wasm port running on A-Shell, which should be enoug
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2y ago
Mapping different viewpoints to combat disinformation or create better policies is key in this age. I'd wish to see a better integration with cognitive psychology and it's overview of biases, also in relation to personal insecurit
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2y ago
boox air 3 (non-c) is my favorite reader ever, i can run android apps like lichess, hive, logseq, hacki, termux, chatgpt. write on it with a stylus, take notes and read books in a large format. it has a nice interface, unfortunately no butt
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2y ago
yes, but the good thing is that you don't have switch shells with this. I'm running nushell on windows, which is nice, but I haven't got it as concise with $env.config.table.mode = "none", it also doesn't feat
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2y ago
Neat, it also works on termux, I like the tree output. Is there a parameter to just display the size, name and date format YYMMDD or rickdate for even shorter display, or can I hack it in the rust code? The permission and user column output
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2y ago
According to this chart: https://ethereum.org/en/energy-consumption/ It's 21 TWh/yr, on par with use of Google. Alex de Vries (VU Amsterdam)calculates that by 2027 the AI sector could consume between 85
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2y ago
Yes, the new Ryzen APU's might have 128G, great for running LLMs. https://videocardz.com/181601/amd-testing-strix-halo-apu-wit... Perhaps some other party will come up with Groq like performant LPUs and LLMs will
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2y ago
Thanks for the pointer hosh, as a psychonaut, vajrayana practitioner reading books from for example bernardo kastrup, zoe7's void books, robert anton wilson, dean radin and robert bruce I can relate. I've had various interesting e
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2y ago
Hi hosh, you mention shared dream space, how do you know for certain the others are real dreamers and not just imagined, anticipated or dreamed ones by your own consciousness? If they were real this would imply solid proof of ESP - which
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2y ago
Nice, there's also a Vassal Terraforming Mars module. Vassal provides a client-server shared board game state for lots of boardgame modules you can also make yourself. It's java based. https://vassalengine.org/wiki
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2y ago
wsl with directory tree integration is also good, or cmd.exe with native gnu tools and additional binaries.
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2y ago
I wonder how monofins compare as "swimming" method, similar, slower or faster? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBsjtSjQEjM
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2y ago
to stay fairer, the required extra disk space for snowflake-arctic is cheaper then the required extra ram memory for llama3
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2y ago
That's the wrong paper, it mentions mice and rna, but no mention of vaccines or viruses, only bacteria. The authors are not from UC Riverside but from Scandinavia. It was received October 11, 2023; accepted March 12, 2024
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2y ago
That's the wrong paper, it mentions mice and rna, but no mention of vaccines or viruses, only bacteria. The authors are not from UC Riverside but from Scandinavia. It was received October 11, 2023; accepted March 12, 2024
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3y ago
Could you add VOCOS at 1.5, 3.0 and 6.0? https://gemelo-ai.github.io/vocos/
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3y ago
It'd to add to the comparison: ## manyverse/sbb https://www.manyver.se/ (SBB) ## farcaster https://www.farcaster.xyz/ (Ethereum) ## a social app based on peers (formerly known as hypercore) https
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3y ago
Would this make it possible to boot Windows10 and 11 from a btrfs formatted windows usb stick?
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3y ago
o wow, i totally forgot about the feeling, yes that was nice.
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3y ago
So is the old catalogue of the library perhaps available? Perhaps there is a dos computer or disk still available or someone who knows? Perhaps also ask in https://www.reddit.com/r/printSF/
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3y ago
Perhaps something like colored rMQR or HCCB is helpful? https://hackaday.com/2023/07/28/color-can-triple-qr-code-cap... https://hackaday.com/2023/07/28/color-can-triple-qr-code-
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3y ago
Wow, so with state of the art text compression and error correction, that could conceivably reach 400 megabytes. That'd all my paper books! Now if I print my text with the smallest readable font I could fit around 500 kilobytes of huma
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this seems like one of the most efficient ways to store/print read-only data on paper, perhaps data can be compressed with wrt+paq8px so compressed (text) data can potentially be doubled to a total of 12*500 KB of books; 6 MB text on o
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Critiques: ## bernardo kastrup https://www.bernardokastrup.com/2020/07/the-irony-of-philip-... ## joshua farris https://www.essentiafoundation.org/the-missing-subject-a-cri... ## edward faser htt
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