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91.
by hhh 6mo ago
And if I flip flop between both?
92.
by hhh 6mo ago
MaNGOS, ARCEMU are the two that come to mind. I was really young and it took me so long to figure out how to use svn to get the code and then to compile it, so i always used repacks. Some guy on MMOWNED helped teach me all this stuff, he s
93.
by hhh 6mo ago
Positioning for the Classic+ announcement in November.
94.
by hhh 6mo ago
It depends, because edge is a meaningless term and people choose what they want for it. In 2022, we set up a call with a vendor for ‘edge’ AI. Their edge meant something like 5kW, and our edge was a single raspberry pi in the best case.
95.
by hhh 6mo ago
it just blends into the background for me personally, i found it annoying a little when i swapped from multiple monitors to one
96.
by hhh 6mo ago
you click the box to turn off secure boot
97.
by hhh 6mo ago
AWS has one as a managed service.
98.
by hhh 6mo ago
kubernetes isnt difficult
99.
by hhh 6mo ago
This is a slop article quoting shitty sources that auto generate articles from twitter headlines.
100.
by hhh 6mo ago
I don't really get it. I have ran fleets of thousands of devices running Chrome in a container on Ubuntu server, and it's a nice experience. It took a lot to make it nice, but once it was there it was rock solid. This was with 1GB
101.
by hhh 6mo ago
Well, it affects a tiny percentage of people today, so why would they see it as impacting them?
102.
by hhh 6mo ago
why is it further than a typical jailbreak? you can just ask about this stuff generally, as long as you slowly escalate it. I have done it with each new flavour of code execution for models
103.
by hhh 6mo ago
oh wow, cool
104.
by hhh 6mo ago
AI can generate mermaid diagrams, not excalidraw. If you use the mermaid to excalidraw, i guess it can be, but it just looks like a mermaid diagram then and not an excalidraw.
105.
by hhh 7mo ago
The models don’t change.
106.
by hhh 7mo ago
very cool, i did something similar but turning the doom frame running on a server into ascii (with colour) and then a small shim to give inputs via subdomains https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoPWuJR6Npc without the colour i
107.
by hhh 7mo ago
because you need to automate it
108.
by hhh 7mo ago
There was a startup that did this in the mid 2010s named Magic, but was just via SMS. I used it a few times to get random things done, and it was really useful when it was cheap, then it became mega expensive.
109.
by hhh 7mo ago
Why?… The experiment.yaml shows that it is calling h100/200 explicitly, it’s pretty common for humans to say “number bigger more gooder” for anything… Lie and reverse the values and see what happens. I would put money on a rabbit hole
110.
by hhh 7mo ago
Sports just delay the death or move it to injury instead, and people bet on the injuries just the same.
111.
by hhh 7mo ago
What does physical mean in this context?
112.
by hhh 7mo ago
I have tried most of the major open source models now and they all feel okay , but i’d prefer Sonnet or something any day over them. Not even close in capability for general tasks in my experience.
113.
by hhh 7mo ago
True, I am underselling it. I liked it when I used it, but it wasn’t really a fit for our environment from what i’ve seen.
114.
by hhh 7mo ago
Harvester is just Kubevirt with some UI atop it, the same as Redhat Virt. Works fine if you’re hosting datacenters or whatever, haven’t seen it be suitable in smaller manufacturing environment
115.
by hhh 7mo ago
The country is perfectly capable of having its own rotten morals, and outsourcing of all blame to Israel is just excusing the mistakes of American leadership.
116.
by hhh 7mo ago
The second one is a hosted custom domain for the medium blog iirc
117.
by hhh 7mo ago
why would that be any different in digital eur world versus what we have now where it was still frozen?
118.
by hhh 7mo ago
In your preferences there is a local apps and hardware, I guess it's a little different because I just open the page of a model and it shows the hardware I've configured and shows me what quants fit.
119.
by hhh 7mo ago
Huggingface has it built in.
120.
by hhh 7mo ago
A single engineer in urban America.

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