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by hawski 3y ago
Regarding database hosting, if you would consider giving the data away, I would suggest converting it to an SQLite database and sharing it over Torrent.
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by hawski 3y ago
Some threads on Reddit represent an echo chamber and I like then to sort by controversial to check if there are also people with a bit more divergent opinion. I was not aware of this being a wider problem for people.
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by hawski 3y ago
Why inability to sort by controversial is seen as a positive?
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by hawski 3y ago
I wonder if they thought it is easy money and it will never account to anything.
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by hawski 3y ago
Download Common Crawl archive.
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by hawski 3y ago
I would naively think that putting the bigger part of the battery in the trailer is a good idea. Now someone can tell me why it isn't.
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by hawski 3y ago
I'm sure GPT will cover more ground much easier, but aren't LLMs in general much more resource intensive? It seems they will remain expensive to run for quite some time.
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by hawski 3y ago
Off topic: you mean "I couldn't care less". As David Mitchell once said: "If you could care less about something then all you're telling us is that you do care at least a little bit because you could care less.
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by hawski 3y ago
There is one thing I really hate about shorts in particular. I watch YouTube mostly via Chromecast and if you attempt to play a short it will show a dialog on your phone saying you have to disconnect from Chromecast first. It is bogus and s
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by hawski 3y ago
That sounds plausible. Will have to check what a sibling comment suggested with getting the reason of the wake-up.
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by hawski 3y ago
I have an employer issued Windows laptop. I have it connected to a charger on my desk almost all day. It is very often the case, that I close the lid and after some time it gets hot and the fan gets very loud. I always wonder: "what th
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by hawski 3y ago
I would imagine that in the future ad-blocker will need to actually run the javascript, but in a separate temporary context. In Firefox terms a tab that runs in two containers at once. A shadow context for the ad-machine and content nuggets
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by hawski 3y ago
I think that machine learning probably can produce something akin to a brain, but LLMs are not really it even if they use the digital equivalent of a neuron. As much as I understand what I read about LLMs they really seem to be descendants
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by hawski 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.COM
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by hawski 3y ago
I pay for the premium. I have a 2nd gen Chromecast. For some time there is a modified interface and it is akin to Youtube TV. So you see thumbnails for the proposed videos there. They also advertised having a remote control for the interfac
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by hawski 3y ago
Most programs either write a full file every time and replace the old file by a single move or append to an old file. Writting in the middle could happen in a program writting to some kind of archive or disk image. There is probably a whole
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by hawski 3y ago
I think most (or at least significant portion of) perfect murders from fiction are murders of someone significant or the motive seems to be evident.
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by hawski 3y ago
So possibly some basic iGPU (maybe even Intel) with lots of VRAM assigned could be enough?
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by hawski 3y ago
Question from a noob: how good would it be to run those on a computer with AMD APU (for example Ryzen 9 7940HS) with 128GB RAM and setting aside 64GB for iGPU?
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by hawski 3y ago
In this context the name "Adrenalin" seems to fit.
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by hawski 3y ago
I honestly don't know if you mean VOD streaming services or piracy.
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by hawski 3y ago
My kid sleeps with some kind of white/brown noise since being around 2 years old. The child psychologist we went to with, now, the 6 year old recommended us to try to eliminate the noise. She seems to need it to fall asleep, but around
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by hawski 3y ago
If you have a configure step it can fail by default if there is anything to specify explicitly. But otherwise it is nice to have some defaults. In my opinion a configure script shouldn't do much in terms of detection. It should not sil
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by hawski 3y ago
I recently started eyeing ninja and for many cases it makes more sense than make. Still those ci/cd configs should always be very thin wrappers (single command for single thing) around whatever script tooling is used internally.
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by hawski 4y ago
Aren't those also tests of sea worthiness? A ship will have to withstand much harsher conditions. It is better for it to fail early than in the middle of an ocean in bad weather.
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by hawski 4y ago
For some time I think about using Rust, but in a cut down manner. Ignore Cargo and most of its stdlib. Not to use traits. Allow myself to use unsafe once in a while. Basically a subset of Rust that would be just safer-C. I wonder if that wo
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by hawski 4y ago
I agree with you, but I would add stuff serving as a reminder. It may be also something you or people you know made. As for reminders think about a story from your life you like to tell people. I have a few photos like that, for example a p
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by hawski 4y ago
I am sure ChatGPT can deal with GDB. Lately I wanted it to help me with Windows Command line Debugger and it bullshitted half of it.
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by hawski 4y ago
I agree. In fiction it is often the case that an AI can reason better than humans do, but it doesn't understand emotions. But we now in general that emotions and reading of emotions is simpler than general problem solving. A child pick
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by hawski 4y ago
It is a side effect of human language and a huge corpus of text it was trained on. I know that people sometimes use this kind of reasoning, words have attached meaning and then you can do some simple reasoning. I would say though, that it i

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