jacob019

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by jacob019 3y ago
I can share some conversations if you would like. Send me an email (see profile).
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by jacob019 3y ago
I've been working on ML ad bid algoriths for my ecommerce business. GPT-4 has been indespensible, teaching me all these tools and heavy math. I'm over my head but working through it. I do wish there was something better. It&#x
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by jacob019 3y ago
Isn't it just a small number to prevent divide by zero errors?
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by jacob019 3y ago
Indeed, the transition to IPv6-only networks is a timely and important step, and this is an interesting approach. In my opinion, NAT64 in combination with DNS64 presents the most practical solution for home networks. This approach can be f
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by jacob019 3y ago
Not publicly released. I'd be happy to show you if you send me an email. See my profile.
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by jacob019 3y ago
You think? Automatic1111 is still on pytorch 1.7 and SD1.5
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by jacob019 3y ago
Any web based front ends yet? I put together a system that runs a variety of web based open source AI image generation and editing tools on Vultr GPU instances. It spins up instances on demand, mounts an NFS filesystem with local caching
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by jacob019 3y ago
Right? We should consider the added worth of each life saved by slowing down the virus's spread, which allowed time to develop vaccines. Although the worldwide response was far from perfect, I'm truly thankful for the technology a
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by jacob019 3y ago
During the Trump era, conspiracy theories became a prominent part of mainstream conversation, while scientific knowledge was often dismissed as just one perspective among many. In my opinion, a societal culture that treats truth as malleabl
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by jacob019 4y ago
I hope Hetzner starts offering GPU instances like Vultr.
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by jacob019 4y ago
Any thoughts on ufw? I usually disable that and just make sure that I don't have unneeded ports open. I configure iptables manually if needed.
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by jacob019 4y ago
Entertaining analogy! I agree with your point, but we are not obligated by policy to allow foxes into the henhouse, rather we are obligated by our social norms.
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by jacob019 4y ago
Although the presumption of innocence until proven guilty is a fundamental principle of US law and an essential part of our ideology, it is not a universal moral truth. In my opinion, it is justifiable and suitable to prohibit X from having
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by jacob019 4y ago
US law does not apply to foreign nationals residing in a foreign country. Russia is ruthlessly murdering their neighbors and has indicated that they are at war with the collective west. Russia has a long history of cyber espionage against
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by jacob019 4y ago
I also find it repulsive, but unless the average weight starts going down the trend in advertising is unlikely to reverse.
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by jacob019 4y ago
SLAAC can advertise the DNS server. Why would you call stateful DHCP bad?
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by jacob019 4y ago
Maybe not, but it's super convenient and well supported by isc-dhcp-server/bind9. I do it on all my networks.
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by jacob019 4y ago
I have a similar setup. I wouldn't say that DHCPv6 is frowned upon, it works quite well and is the only way to automatically add client hostnames to the local name server. I use both SLAAC and DHCPv6 mainly because Android refuses to
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by jacob019 4y ago
WTF! What are they being poisoned with?
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by jacob019 4y ago
Can this be used like selenium for testing/scraping/automation? If you can open tabs, dump the DOM and inject JS, then I would think so.
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by jacob019 4y ago
Wireguard virtualizes L3 out of the box.
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by jacob019 4y ago
That's what I was thinking, unless you have jumbo frames you're going to have a hard time stuffing ethernet frames into IP payloads. Does Vxlan mitigate this somehow?
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by jacob019 4y ago
I've done this a few times, just an electrolytic capacitor across the battery pins often works.
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by jacob019 4y ago
A capacitor across the battery pins will often do the trick.
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by jacob019 4y ago
Username checks out.
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by jacob019 4y ago
Should I be using file extension .db or .sqlite3 ?
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by jacob019 4y ago
The underlying tech anyway.
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by jacob019 4y ago
If you just need call forwarding to a few numbers, plenty of SIP providers offer that out of the box, no need for Asterisk. You can also typically register a SIP phone or softphone directly with the provider. I have used Asterisk for 15+
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by jacob019 4y ago
First I'm hearing of ReFS, is this a proprietary MS thing?
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by jacob019 4y ago
Fascinating. I get that google doesn't want to feed the patent troll, but the article really makes it look they're cutting off their nose to spite their face here. Glad I don't own any of this hardware. Seems like typical g

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