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by geek_at 3y ago
> And 5 tok/s with 65B Which is still incredible. I recently tested llama.cpp on a dual xeon server with 24 cores and 70gb RAM and on the 65B model it took like 15 seconds for one token. GPU seems the way to go here
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by geek_at 3y ago
This seems to be a common thing in "disruptive technology". The companies see it like "OMG we build this amazing environment, we can't wait for you to use it" but company policies see little to no value in actually
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by geek_at 3y ago
> glue together some massively bloated thing that they have absolutely no understanding of Welcome to the world of npm and supply-chain hell
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by geek_at 3y ago
but since most editors are also just electron apps, it's not much of a difference
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by geek_at 3y ago
An acquaintance of mine started a small "mommy" blog when she had her first baby and it grew so fast she was getting sponsorship deals. She got another kid after that and another .. and 7 more. She has now 10 kids and makes many h
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by geek_at 3y ago
Or Dell who allows the NSA to use them as a fake employer for their spies/hackers
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by geek_at 3y ago
Yo have clearly never played the latest pokemon on the switch. Frame drops and overall poor performance all over the world
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by geek_at 3y ago
Learning something with GTP-4 is so much more fun than using google/Stack Overflow. It's like having a tutor that knows your code and gives you hints and solutions based on your actual project. It's a real game changer for le
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by geek_at 3y ago
I understand your frustration. I recently switched from gitlab to gitea[1] because the feature set is pretty damn close to github and has much more sane UI in comparison to gitlab [1] https://gitea.io
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by geek_at 4y ago
And "smart" upscaling
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by geek_at 4y ago
can confirm have about 20 repos and 1 org in my gitea and I never have problems with loading speeds
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by geek_at 4y ago
It's mindblowing for me how many of the features I love from github are now in gitea. Actions, email replies, scoped lables, fine-tunable access tokens, secrets and also the ability to push local git repos to gitea without having to cr
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by geek_at 4y ago
I tried AdNauseam for a few days but for some reason it broke so many sites. Sites stopped loading for me and I had to uninstall it. Like the idea though
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by geek_at 4y ago
Just for a different perspective, here in the EU I get most of the attacks from US servers. Often times Google cloud or AWS. But we can't block the IP space of the US for obvious reasons
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by geek_at 4y ago
The character restricted platform is the main reason why people upload screenshots instead of text. Posting URLs is also not the best idea because users need to leave the site/app to read it which not many people will do and some sites
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by geek_at 4y ago
really amazing! I love the solution and the project in general
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by geek_at 4y ago
Small blog I started because I was forgetting details about projects I made in the past. Was featured many times on HN and it seems the community really liked some of my posts https://blog.haschek.at/
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by geek_at 4y ago
When word of my XP based grading system got out I had lots of interviews with different TV stations. Most notable RTL which is a German kinda trashy TV station and I had a chat with the producer assigned with my story. To my amazement he di
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by geek_at 4y ago
I love Age and have been a fan since the early releases. The fact I can encrypt a backup against a SSH public key and just push it in a non trusted cloud is so damn convenient. I know it would also work with openssl public key cryptography
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by geek_at 4y ago
There is an ongoing debate in the selfhosting subreddits if it's self hosted if it's not on your hardware. Seems yes for rented servers like hetzner but gets more heated when it's about "serverless"
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by geek_at 4y ago
I try to never rely on the Pi's SD card. Either I use a system which uses RAM disk like Alpine Linux or a modified Raspbian. You can even PXE boot with later Raspberry Pi3b+ and 4 But yes, then you need network storage or USB SSDs or s
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by geek_at 4y ago
Maybe because the comfort of the driver is not a long term goal as they'll try to make them drive without drivers as soon as they can
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by geek_at 4y ago
Can you finally resize windows with a larger grab area than 1pixel? That drove me nuts
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by geek_at 4y ago
for me as a server admin I hate how incredibly annoying it is to set up a new instance. Even the docker setup is very poorly explained (as in not at all in the official documentation) and there are so many subsystems needed for the setup. T
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by geek_at 4y ago
Funny enough I did a similar thing for my country (Austria). Found quite a few strange things and even made a collage of screenshots of all webservers hosted in Austria - https://blog.haschek.at/2019/i-scanned-austria.h
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by geek_at 4y ago
> it feels like using a chainsaw to open a letter Oh yes this sums it up perfectly. I'm a MSP and most of my clients use either google or ms365 and I gotta say the microsoft solution feels so damn clunky and setting scattered around
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by geek_at 4y ago
the content itself is heavily relying on reads but every view event and many other things like logins, clicks and link follows need writes
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by geek_at 4y ago
> before political ideology got in the way you mean the guy who uses che guevara as profile picture on github has some strong political views?
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by geek_at 4y ago
true for most countries
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by geek_at 4y ago
to be honest I don't even want SAP integration in my gitea But on a serious note: this whole thing is kind of a PR disaster which could have been avoided with better communication

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