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juujian
2y ago
Except AMD still has not figured out how to deliver on LLM acceleration on Linux.
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2y ago
Yeah, now everyone and their mom is on the internet. And their mom probably more then they are.
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Except for too big to fail companies, that is...
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2y ago
Possibly has something to do with Musk's limit on credit card payment? Very smart all around.
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2y ago
Very fun. Reminds me that I wanted to check whether Peglin has had a major version release.
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2y ago
The underlying philosophy is also partially problematic. That is, the idea that the next generation can just budget their way out of a problematic macroeconomic situation. Houses are utterly unaffordable now compared to 30 years ago, and no
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The even bigger challenge is that hiring experts in any domain requires domain knowledge, but hiring has been shifted to HR. They aren't experts in anything, and for some years they made do with formulaic approaches, but that doesn
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2y ago
Meanwhile, friend of mine's last name was Li, and IDs were first initial + last name + # Her number had three digits. I'm guessing it's the birthday that really messed the system up though?
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2y ago
The sad thing is that even if this is undone, most companies won't bring their prices back down. CEOs have learned how to pretend that "stuff is just this more expensive for us to make" while raking in record profits.
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2y ago
Same great experience, but I experience similar issues when I disconnect thunderbolt with monitors when my machine is asleep. Laptop though, so very different driver set, no GPU via pci
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2y ago
Easiest way to pay off Musk and his DOGE.
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2y ago
Did you have COVID or another respiratory disease before?
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2y ago
Plus what doesn't kill you might well weaken you enough that the next thing really knocks you down
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2y ago
Process for security clearance might have caught this kids background, and then decision makers would have at least had a conversation about it. This kid is more a symptom of a wider lack of controls though, who knows whether any of Musk&#x
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2y ago
Same experience, switched to Debian last year. Funny enough, things just work. Like we used to say about Ubuntu. Snaps made me wary about flatpaks, but they're ok, much better startup time, though using way too much storage. I had to t
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2y ago
I can vouch that the OnlyOffice flatpak is worth at least giving a try. Just sending sth important without requiring Microsoft office at all, feels so good. Granted I have a docx template and generated the initial version with pandoc, so I&
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2y ago
Who knows. If you happen to mention any words that are on the CDC's new forbidden words list, maybe you will fall victim to the next Ctrl+f search these guys run.
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2y ago
Damage done, mission accomplished... If you do something illegal and can get away with it relatively unscathed, then it isn't in practice illegal.
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2y ago
Is that a Ministry of Truth official or a credible spokesperson?
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2y ago
Hate that. Yes, some issue can be resolver faster by talking in person, but that can be accomplished by a phone call, too. Just like a face to face conversation can end in an hour of gossip. How's that for more efficient?
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Ironically, the best thing might be for us to pay a little less attention to the Olympics. As long as it is a highly profitable endeavor, most likely nothing will fundamentally change.
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2y ago
Is it too late to ask what a linker is?
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2y ago
That would actually be a surprisingly low figure as far as I'm concerned.
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2y ago
Is this some kind of really meta joke or irony?
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True. It's not elitist. There are some limits though to sensible use of built-in functions. Stops being comprehensible fast.
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I often run into LLMs writing "beginner code" that uses the most fundamental findings in really impractical ways. Trained on too many tutorials I assume. Usually, specifying the packages to use and asking for something less convol
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As if labels weren't treating 85% of artists bad enough. This just seems like the further corporatization of music, with even more money going to suits.
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They might work explain why Google home plays anything but the original when my kids ask for baby shark on Spotify? I was wondering why Spotify wouldn't go to the most highy listened artist, that seemed easy to implement.
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2023, 2024 climate change records defy scientific explanation
(axios.com)
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Big difference between glass and plastics. Glass is chemical inert while plastics degrades and leaks into everything. See the flavor of a plastic bottle that has been in your car for a while. Some plastics may even resemble stuff that is in
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