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Blog post from same author explaining https://b4rtaz.medium.com/how-to-run-llama-3-405b-on-home-de...
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Anywhere like the UK. Ireland, or west coast Canada. I can't deal with hot sunny weather. Learning languages is hard.
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There's a backport https://packages.debian.org/bookworm-backports/source/smartm...
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I can't say about how good they are, but over 400,000 CS graduates in China [1] per year sounds like a lot. https://www.ctol.digital/news/chinas-it-boom-slows-computer-...
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Mozregression is an interactive regression range finder for Firefox and others
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Andrews Office Furniture, next to inmarsat?
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The jobs above 90k generally don't specify a salary on the job posting. Just two examples: Goldman Sachs and Meta.
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Why would you call colocation "building your own data center"? You could call it "colocation" or "renting space in a data center". What are you building? You're racking. Can you say what you mean?
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I just looked at the logs for a site, and I saw PerplexityBot is looking at the robots.txt and ignoring it. They don't provide a list of IPs to verify if it is actually them. Anyway, just for anyone with PerplexityBot in their user age
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You haven't seen any problems because you created a solution to the problem!
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I know someone that still has a VB6 job. It's apparently repetitive and they haven't had a new client for many years, but I guess it'll continue until their clients don't need the software.
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There are sites that will block curl and python-requests completely, but will allow curl-impersonate. IIRC, Amazon is an example that has some bot protection but it isn't "serious".
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Even for cloud providers, these are mostly other people's problems, eg: Equinix
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The kids were wearing smart watches for the study. Source: The TV show, Episode 1, about 9 minutes in.
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To finish that sentence: > , and reported getting a full hour of extra rest each night. An hour seems like kind of a big impact.
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School smartphone ban results in better sleep and improved mood: study
(york.ac.uk)
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In this case, he said it's a fun and interesting way to add resiliency to the existing co-location they have. I frequently see people default to AWS, without any consideration of any other options. If you're running beyond a coupl
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To reduce curtailment, more transmission is required. However, the planning process is absolutely ridiculous, so multiple years of consultations are required before there's a chance anything might actually get built.
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I had to create streaming zips of files from S3 on the fly about 10 years ago, https://github.com/jonatron/django-s3-stream . I didn't find it fun.
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The magic header is probably X-Accel-Redirect
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3600 MHz Raspberry Pi 5 with Liquid Nitrogen
(skatterbencher.com)
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I think SQLAlchemy vs Django ORM was a 2007 blogging topic: https://www.b-list.org/weblog/2007/sep/04/orm-wars/
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In London, we had I-Plus Kiosks, a long forgotten waste of money. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/3058209.stm (2003) and http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/1691434.s
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"You are only allowed to stay as a "Temporary Visitor" for a total of 180 days during a 12-month period." Similarly, the EU has a 90/180 day rule, so it doesn't work long term.
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Highlight Infrequently Used Words
(jonatron.github.io)
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Highlight Infrequently Used Words
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Alternatively, have an explosion containment pie dish ready.
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https://archive.is/7lqDi
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Other than broadcom licensing, I can guess that there's a warranty issue because the firmware controls the voltage.
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Reviews for components are better in written form than video form, yet you can see by the number of YouTube views what people are using. I guess it doesn't help that it feels like there hasn't been an increase in performance to pr
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