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jvolkman
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The vast majority of pypi packages are not PyTorch, however.
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PDM and Poetry would include hashes for all possible wheels, and would also follow transitive paths for platforms other than the current host. E.g. if my host is Linux and I depend on foo, and foo depends on bar only on windows, and bar dep
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Amazon used to run entirely behind Citrix NetScaler hardware; no F5 at all. This was back in the early 2010s so I assume things have changed by now.
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There are other considerations when naming something like this. "Bard" likely could never be a wake word on its own, for instance, but I'd imagine that "Gemini" will be at some point.
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This is not what they were talking about.
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While Bazel's python rules would do something similar, this doesn't look like it's the output of a Bazel build. The directory (bundledpythonunix) is not something Bazel's python rules generates, and the 3.11.7 python bin
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Probably not what you're looking for, but I put together a demo of actually cross-compiling a wheel the other day: https://github.com/jvolkman/bazel-pycross-zstandard-example But if you just mean that you want to
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You are correct. Poetry and PDM solve this problem.
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I wish it was as easy as continued payment. I can't get ice out of my GE Cafe unless I hit it with a hair dryer every two weeks.
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> Modern Luddites can go back to churning their own butter After almost 20 years in the tech industry, this sounds pretty enticing.
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NTSB has said there is no indication that those warning lights were correlated, and that the pressurization system is triple-redundant and only the first layer was generating warnings. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGWLBLb
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The first Cybertruck deliveries were apparently on 11/30, 46 days before the odometers hit 10,000 on 1/15 (per the article). Assuming a day 1 delivery, that's over 217 miles every single day.
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Protobuf Text Format Specification
(protobuf.dev)
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The Renton and Everett plants are almost equidistant from my actually-Seattle house. The trip to Everett is estimated to be a couple of minutes shorter, but both are currently less than 40 minutes. The airport at the Everett facility, Paine
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I find it amazing that the NTSB has only 437 employees (stated in this video).
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> For example, for the longest time even pulling deps from Maven Central took extra third party rules (probably fixed now?), but it's reflective of the mentality. This seems like a feature to me. Bazel is a generic, extensible build
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It hasn't been an issue in my experience. rtings.com rates input lag on tvs (as well as how well they work as monitors). Most modern units have game mode and/or PC mode which I assume disables some processing to drive down lag. On
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One 43" 4K monitor (or TV) has been my go-to for the last 4 years. Plenty of screen real estate without the physical limitations of dual monitors in different orientations. And at 43/42 inches, PPI is just right for me - no scalin
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Maybe Bard's apparent "behindness" is less about Google's technical merits or lack thereof, and more about it being built with a sense of legal maturity that the competitors don't yet have. After all, Google must ha
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You forgot about video.
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RCS is extensible and allows for capability discovery. Adding an E2EE extension doesn't really "deviate" from the spec but rather builds on top of it. Google's client can still communicate with other Universal Profile cl
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The inline ads are part of the content you're watching, not injected by YouTube. You may not like them, but there's a distinction.
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YouTube offers an ad-free service. (yes, I know content providers can still embed their own promotions into their videos).
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Look for where the spokes meet and you'll find the hub.
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Switch to Google Messages and these messages are handled better.
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Most importantly, > You can continue to view and search for historical Usenet content posted before February 22, 2024 on Google Groups.
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As far as I know, Apple has the majority of the market in the US where iMessage matters most.
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If the existence of a working unsanctioned client undermines the integrity of a system as prominent and security- and privacy-focused as iMessage proclaims to be, then that system has big problems. Certainly this is not the first time some
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> That was ages ago. I think that was the point.
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The Google Translate app has a conversation mode.
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