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by gs17 2y ago
My exact-ish headache, I have to check my free disk space before launching Docker.
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by gs17 2y ago
Mine is 8GB M1 and it is not fine. But the actual issue for me isn't RAM as much as it is disk space, I'm pretty confident if it wasn't also the 128 GB SSD model it would handle the small memory just fine. I'm still gett
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by gs17 2y ago
I had a pretty long period where all my Google ads were in Spanish and a lot of them implied my demographic profile was set to think I'm a 50+ year old gay Filipino (I am none of those things, as far as I know). It just gets really off
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by gs17 3y ago
> The only silver lining is that the event is 250 million years away, per the prediction. This is not in any way about modern climate change.
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by gs17 3y ago
This was about the "National Emergency Library" which ran for a while in 2020. After the publishers came after them, they returned to only having 1:1 lending.
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by gs17 3y ago
Weirdly, they seemed to understand that he wouldn't talk about politics out of self-preservation: > When questioned about stories that seemed to allude to Stalinist conformism and paranoia, Lem said the same thing that Liu says abou
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by gs17 3y ago
> In fact, I suspect that if they did some kind of controlled lending program of the PS3 games, or the ISO was available to use upon request (e.g. like the US library of congress), that likely wouldn't get them sued either, And if t
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by gs17 3y ago
I genuinely don't understand why they're not making any serious attempt to clean it up (also how Nintendo hasn't gone after them, they cease and desist their own paying fans!). Maybe moderation would cost more than the storag
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by gs17 3y ago
That could be down to the system prompt, FastChat has a default prompt for GPT with that information in it.
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by gs17 3y ago
> Discord gives the right answer. People on Discord give the right answer (if the people with the specific knowledge feel like it and are online at the time).
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by gs17 3y ago
It might be like the biofuel from C. necator where it expels the output into the surrounding fluid so it can be harvested without the bacteria needing to be most of the final product. Although, they do mention "macronutrient compositio
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by gs17 3y ago
According to the Wikipedia article about the train, it's now the same speed Brightline is targetting: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shanghai_maglev_train >After May 2021: >Cruising speed: 300 km/h (186
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by gs17 3y ago
According to https://www.greenqueen.com.hk/solein-protein-thin-air-first-... it has a subtle "savory" taste.
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by gs17 3y ago
Simply respond to all queries with "as a hallucination-free language model, I am unable to provide a response to that input".
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by gs17 3y ago
It's so frustratingly close to being there, too. A few games with anti-cheat are non-functional, but Proton works great for the majority of non-native titles. Even my WMR headset is close to working (technically the headset is workin
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by gs17 3y ago
The 400B model seems to be a competitor, maybe not in parameter count, but benchmark-wise it seems to be similar.
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by gs17 3y ago
https://ai.meta.com/blog/meta-llama-3/ has it about a third of the way down. It's a little bit better on every benchmark than Mixtral 8x22B (according to Meta).
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by gs17 3y ago
"Something to hide" specifically makes sense in the context of the phrase "if you've got nothing to hide, you've got nothing to fear".
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by gs17 3y ago
I sure hope so, the intent here is pretty obviously not to open iOS up.
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by gs17 3y ago
It's definitely the point. The fee per install (after already having to pay Apple to get the app out there) is absurd given that you don't pay that on the 1 million App Store downloads required to even start.
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by gs17 3y ago
They also said "that there was, in fact, no racial bias", which is a bit stronger than "no evidence of racial bias". In a context where words like "significant" are overloaded, it makes sense to me to be extra
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by gs17 3y ago
The parking here in Nashville got privatized (and made much worse, even 1 minute costs $2 now and no more free times/days) and the pay method uses a QR code. I am amazed no one has gone around putting fake QR codes on the signs. They&#
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by gs17 3y ago
If I'm understanding correctly, the difference is between knowing you have 60 and having to try (30000!/(60! * (30000 - 60)!) combinations and seeing if they worked, which is quite a few.
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by gs17 3y ago
On my MBA, the 8GB of RAM isn't the issue, it's that I made the dumb decision to cheap out and get a 128 GB SSD with it (and then working on multiple Rust projects simultaneously). The error I get routinely isn't OOM, it&#x27
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by gs17 3y ago
I've seen a lot of VPN ads that specifically advertise how you can take advantage of regional pricing and get around geoblocking for various services.
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by gs17 3y ago
There might be enough Harry Potter related content in its training set that it's not really "reading" the books in its context.
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by gs17 3y ago
I'm guessing it's an exaggerated version of this: https://www.aljazeera.com/amp/economy/2023/5/11/chinas-cash-... I'm amazed people would/could put up with being unpaid for multi
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by gs17 3y ago
That's not just Google. My university uses Outlook and however they've set it up, I don't get spam, I get an email that I got a spam email. If I want to see the filtered email, I have to click a link in that email to a differ
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by gs17 3y ago
They don't come up as "real" notifications, but I get a silent notification that something was sent to the spam SMS inbox.
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by gs17 3y ago
It is a crime, although it doesn't seem to be public knowledge who actually did it. The "Jrbiltmore" account is the most likely suspect, but AFAIK that's just speculation at this point.

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