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by geuis 4y ago
Odd I didn't hit one https://archive.ph/ZijsH
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by geuis 4y ago
> Then they've still invented a lot of super interesting tech along the way. Google has also developed a lot of interesting tech along the way. Most of it is junk you can buy for $5 at the Salvation Army now. The problem with "
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by geuis 4y ago
What you're asking for isn't entirely possible for local installs. Yes, you can run SD on a cpu, but each image takes minutes at a time vs seconds via gpu. For example, it's not possible to run SD on my 2 year old 16 intel Ma
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by geuis 4y ago
The signup bit that appears right after clicking a product is a turn off. I have no idea what this product is supposed to look like. I'm not going to sign up to some random site just hoping to see more. Provide more details before aski
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by geuis 4y ago
Can't this be done more easily / programmatically via createDocumentFragment? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Document/cr...
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by geuis 4y ago
I highly doubt it was worth the 20 seconds of my time it took to load that page, dismiss the egregious popup, read the article, then fight whatever javascript was overriding the back button just to get back here to leave this comment.
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by geuis 4y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: San Francisco Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Nope Technologies: Javascript, nodejs, kubernetes, ci, testing, etc Résumé/CV: On request Email: charles@geuis.com I built and maintain https://jsonip.com
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by geuis 4y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Nope Technologies: Javascript, nodejs, kubernetes, ci, testing, etc Résumé/CV: On request Email: charles@geuis.com I built and maintain https://jsonip.com . Github pro
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by geuis 4y ago
> 'Serial' was the podcast that launched all podcasts Sorry, but this statement is objectively wrong. Podcasts have existed for close to 20 years in the way we understand them today. Serial may have helped to popularize podcast
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by geuis 4y ago
Exactly what I thought. Not exactly the kind of hiring ad we normally see from YC companies. Left a... gritty taste.
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by geuis 4y ago
Not underrated at all. One of my favorite movies, and has quite a following.
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by geuis 4y ago
Just to clarify, if anyone is confused on this point. This proposal isn't to limit the total lifespan of a LEO satellite to 5 years. Rather, it's shortening how long a dead/post mission satellite can remain in orbit before ne
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by geuis 4y ago
There are a couple decent videos on YouTube that walk through getting SD to run on Linux with AMD cards. The best one works with Arch but the same general steps should be compatible.
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by geuis 4y ago
Just heard about MPS in another thread.
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by geuis 4y ago
Hey you may not get this reply till much later but I'd love more info. From my research in the last couple days, it only seems that PyTorch will work with AMD cards in combo with RocM, and RocM specifically isn't supporting older
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by geuis 4y ago
I've been looking into this for the last 2 days. Unless you're running an M1 Mac or newer, you're SOL. Stable Diffusion is built on PyTorch. PyTorch mainly has been designed to work with Nvidia cards. However PyTorch added
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by geuis 4y ago
He does do this, and based on reputation it's perfectly fine. But I'd personally prefer to see this as part of the api and UI.
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by geuis 4y ago
Part of the issue is that it isn't that rare. I guess because I'm reading HN all the time these changes seem fairly frequent, despite overall submission volume. I also have the same trust.
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by geuis 4y ago
Hey Danny. I just got SD running on my Windows desktop last night and spent a few hours today finding out why it won't run on my 2020 MacBook Pro. What does your setup look like? What steps did you take to stand this up as a service?
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by geuis 4y ago
Just spitballing, but this changing of source url reminds me of an idea I had a while back. In cases like this, where the url is changed from source, the old url should still be linked. Maybe as a sub title, or perhaps there should be a sep
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by geuis 4y ago
Generally any everyday local news host has a variation of this kind of accent. There are different regional accents around the country, but generally news show hosts tend to have a plain sounding generic American sound that may not match up
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by geuis 4y ago
Right near the beginning: > Till the year 2012, Airbnb was just a React website. React wasn't released until 2013.
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by geuis 4y ago
On a lark recently, I tried to get node setup on my Win10 gaming box so I could try out a basic workflow and see how I liked it. My normal environment is using MacOS and Linux. I don't remember any specific "wtf" details, but
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by geuis 4y ago
It's not an unpopular opinion: it's true. Graphql is a terrible piece of software/paradigm. I've completely avoided it for years. If a potential new job contacts me and they use graphql, it's an immediate no from me
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by geuis 4y ago
> The screen actually had pressure sensitivity built into the physical screen and it would respond to a more forceful push into the screen. I am soooo happy this physical feature is gone. Personally, I hated it. I'm still a fan of t
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by geuis 4y ago
This has me really confused. The example you shared in that tweet is very misformed code that I cannot get to run anywhere.
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by geuis 4y ago
Facebook hasn't actually showed me a timeline of what my family and friends have posted in YEARS. I stopped using FB years ago because of this. I've also stopped using instagram on the last couple of years for the same reason. I&#
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by geuis 4y ago
Different opinion. I've been here since 2008. The levels of commentary and submissions is as high now as it ever has been.
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by geuis 4y ago
Sorry but this completely fails on iOS. Can't touch the controls, zoom in or out, etc.
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by geuis 4y ago
> It would be nice to have popcorn time itself allow the server URL to be edited You can edit it. The option is in the settings.

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