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2y ago
Already had that copied to quote it now to see you already did that. I think this item stands out in the enumeration and I honestly question if social behaviour over individualism is a bad thing.
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2y ago
In my opinion the paramount of create you own web site with one tool was reached with Dreamweaver 3
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2y ago
Did anyone have success getting danswer and ollama to work together?
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2y ago
The downvoters stand out as those who don't know. Thank you, amis!
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2y ago
For the German speaking among us: That should be 1 000 000 000 000 rows Million - million Milliarde - billion Billion - trillion
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3y ago
> As of the current version, MQL is designed to work exclusively with PostgreSQL
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jhoechtl
3y ago
Care to enlighten how you come to such a knee-jerk reaction given a highly critivcal observation? What obvous are we missing?
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3y ago
> merges hidden backdoor binary code well hidden inside some binary test input files. [...] Many of the files have been created by hand with a hex editor, thus there is no better "source code" than the files themselves. So muc
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3y ago
Is Chinese software required? It might be just a booster rocket for Chinese spyware.
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3y ago
Good to read that on HN. A fair share of HN Readers and supporters belong to that crowd ...
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3y ago
Yes, this is a great read. After that many years it still influences me. However it is not that kind of book you read before going to bed. It requires intense studies to take something out of it.
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3y ago
Absolutely! And the haters of that license either do not understand it or have their user-hostile intentions. Or plan to make money with other people's love and free-time.
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3y ago
No, the dimensions of the magnetron changes and the mesh size at the door, otherwise it's just the same. Penetration depth at higher frequencies is lower, a lower resonant frequency penetrating deeper the tissue while engaging water mo
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3y ago
They have it in their hands to display inbound advertisment?
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3y ago
Those were wonderful words and moved me a lot.
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3y ago
Insomnia was great. Than they more or less put of 90% of their users by forcing them in their cloud. Did that get any better?
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3y ago
What greeter are they using? Are greeters Wayland only and what compositor are they using?
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3y ago
Works in German too but reads somewhat awkward. Ich habe die Lösung gegen das GTK-framework entwickelt. It's ambiguous btw.
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3y ago
For me it's > Mozilla develops their own browser engine This is key. Without Mozilla we are aproaching monopoly as Safari aproaches gradually Internet Explorer.
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3y ago
Can I connect it to any OpenAI Rest compatible LLM? So having my own LLM on premises based eg on ollama OpenAI Rest endpoint?
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3y ago
Sapling is a source Code Management System releases by meta https://sapling-scm.com
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3y ago
I guess it was arranged that way in order to give ample view on the presenter rather than the back of a bulky monitor.
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3y ago
Maybe we can explain it by intense TV consumption in the childhood? Occam's law applies.
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3y ago
Answers it nicely, thank you!
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3y ago
There was no subtone in my question, I just wanted to know if this is a paid only feature.
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3y ago
How does ollama compare to H2o? We dabbled a bit with H2o and it looks very promising https://gpt.h2o.ai/
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3y ago
Why is this released by citusdata instead on postgresql.org? Is this a paid feature only or an open source addition?
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3y ago
It's regularly spelled "daitsch" by the speakers themselves.
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3y ago
> During the Little Ice Age, which spanned roughly 1250 to 1860, average global temperatures dropped by as much as 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit. Serious question: When we say mean annual temperature rose because of man-induced climate change,
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3y ago
Servo is a waste of time. If we want a fast rendering engine, Mozilla already has it. If we want a secure rendering engine we could leverage code checks. It's all there. The meme of Rust equals safety (or C equals I safety) has to go a
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