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fsmv
3y ago
Have you seen syncthing?
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3y ago
China is a country not a company
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3y ago
Lemmy is the main alternative that isn't computing topics only. The biggest server is https://lemmy.world .
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3y ago
I just mean, given that LLMs exist this isn't a surprising result. It only looks surprising because the UI makes you forget that each prompt is a completely new universe to the model.
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3y ago
I don't think these are even really jokes. Maybe it can generate onion headlines when seeded with few-shot-prompting but if you ask it "tell me a joke" it is not good at all in my experience
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How does that line up? OpenAI said they had a bug in certain GPU configurations that caused the token numbers to be wrong which made normal output look like garbage. This post is guessing they set the frequency and presence penalties too hi
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That happened because the last message is after the fix and it received the garbled history as the prompt. All it's doing is noticing that makes no sense and saying so. How could it not recognize it? The additional message is an entire
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3y ago
This video talks about this story and in particular acknowledges that it was called the ultraviolet catastrophe after Plank https://youtu.be/gXeAp_lyj9s
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3y ago
They're talking about RPOW. It's well known and not proof at all.
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That's true it's allowed for users to consent to it. I don't know that this is the reason people are noticing less cross over but DMA certainly makes it harder.
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3y ago
The new DMA law prevents combining data across products
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3y ago
I heard that this sometimes takes them much longer to process the returns that way. Has that been your experience? One time I reproduced the forms in a spreadsheet following the instructions and it wasn't much different from doing the
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3y ago
Most steam games other than AAA ones with their own launcher and extra DRM actually run perfectly fine without steam if you just click the executable in the folder
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3y ago
It says it only scales to 80 nodes, so sounds like you won't find a mesh to join unless you make it yourself and it can only be people you know. I want a global mesh network to replace the internet
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The common sense is that they would make a lot more money by doing fractional reserve (leaving them open to a bank run collapse) and there is nothing really to stop them from doing that.
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3y ago
It is Phillips Sonicare doing this. It says on the password generator site the blog links to. It's a wonder that someone managed to crack the NFC password for all models.
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3y ago
Those are supported by ads
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3y ago
Don't they pay the same total taxes over 5 years just spread out more? They still eventually get the full deduction.
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3y ago
It's not the countries anymore. The future is starship.
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I made my own reverse proxy server that is auto configured by clients calling the API instead of editing a config file. I guess I didn't feel like learning nginx configs. It's cool I've been using it a couple years now and on
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3y ago
Personally I moved to lemmy and hackernews and stopped using reddit because the apps stopped working.
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I know it sounds bad to shill a coin but someone has made a small modification to the Bitcoin monetary policy to make the block reward proportional to difficulty and created a balanced system where the supply matches the demand to avoid def
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3y ago
But your home DNS server has to talk to some other server to get the IPs right? Usually it's like DNSMasq configured to cache and forward requests to 8.8.8.8 or whatever. Is there some other option where you talk directly to the top le
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18650 cells are lithium ion not lithium polymer
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I made a web server / microservices thing that issues certs for clients from a CA root it automatically generates. Then internal reverse proxy connections use that cert so the whole path is TLD encrypted with full cert validation. htt
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Have you thought about adding car, cdr, and cons? You wouldn't need to shell out to subprocesses if you had the full list of minimal lisp primitives. Technically you also need cond, eq?, and pair? (because car and cdr only take pairs n
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I put together a go "sh-bang" line so you can just chmod +x your .go file and run it (and it works with go fmt unlike other options). /*usr/bin/env go run "$0" "$@"; exit $? #*/ It&
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I believe to get the M1 efficiency for LLMs they use the Metal API which I don't think will work on Linux. You may have to dual boot to use it for ML.
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I use it. It's nice to have sqlite and a single binary instead of several giant docker containers.
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3y ago
Keep in mind it's different authors though!
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