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jwitthuhn
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Not even iframes, by my memory it was regular frames (rip). One frame at the top with a banner ad and then your site below it.
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Is this still available somewhere? I attempted to download it several months ago and saw the download link 404ing, seems it is still like that.
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Don't see it mentioned in the post, can any of these problems exist for models in the safetensors format? Can't say I know enough about model serialization to understand exactly how much safer it is.
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3y ago
Everything you type in the start menu gets sent to microsoft by default and this can only be changed with Group Policy, so anyone on home edition is stuck with that.
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The SSPL is notable in that it effectively forbids hosting the software to be used by other people. To comply you must provide 'the Corresponding Source for the Program or the modified version, and the Corresponding Source for all prog
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3y ago
So you're telling me that he is going to be Mr. Manager at OpenAI?
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It is somewhat awkward to use because, at least the last time I checked, you need to purchase a wwise license for audio to work.
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Is this a new thing? I installed windows 11 fresh about a year ago and it did not force me (or to my memory, even offer) to use bitlocker during setup.
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You have to check a box in the installer to pinky swear you do have a license, but it isn't validated in any way.
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As I understand it manufacturing your own firearms is explicitly legal in the US. This isn't a loophole, it is another politician who simply wants to disarm the working class.
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Agreed, the worst outcome here is the little guy getting funny ideas about being able to freely access information. We need to keep it locked up so our betters can decide what the most appropriate use is.
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Even though the walked back the price change this time, Unity still contends that they have the authority to increase the price and apply that price increase to old versions even if the users don't agree [1]. Unreal lets users stick to
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That is the size of 'The Pile' which contains books3 among many other things.
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This bit me the first time I deployed using docker. Everything but 80/443 blocked by the firewall. "Surely it is safe to run my app server on port 8000 because no one can access that port externally." Docker stepped in to hel
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They are probably just repeating facebook's ridiculous claim that it is open source. The header of the release announcement is "The next generation of our open source large language model"
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> The process of replicating RHEL is so much easier today than ever before. I would argue that it was easier a few weeks ago when they made source rpms available publicly.
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For me the big difference is that I can run llama models locally which is a different use-case entirely compared to GPT-4. Even if the weights were available, I just don't have the hardware to run something with the parameter counts of
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Surprised it lasted that long. This reminds me of when they bought out Softimage in 2009 because XSI might have grown into something that challenges Maya, then released the last version in 2014 after delivering five years of barely any new
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Not terribly recent, but Darksiders from 2010 is pretty good. Haven't seen anything else really comparable.
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When the return value can indicate that an error occurred, the caller can only know the function actually succeeded by checking that value.
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Ah, looks like I was mistaken about that. I had thought the eshop was being removed entirely, and it contained the interface for redownloading. Looking over the announcement it looks like they are keeping just that part alive for now.
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The ability to re-download purchases is being taken away and Nintendo doesn't provide a way to back them up.
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Same experience for me, looks like it is only using one cpu core instead of all of them.
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Yes but their API is very limited and by design doesn't allow a good ad blocker like ublock to be built.
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Anyone unhappy with salesforce could always migrate to a SAP-based solution for all their business software needs ;)
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Even with the slower pytorch implementation my M1 Pro MBP, which tops out at consuming ~100W of power, can generate a decent image in 30 seconds. I'm not sure exactly what that costs me in terms of power, but it is assuredly less than
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That also really stuck out to me. "We're aren't sure customer's recorded balances are accurate and it may be possible for money to simply appear or disappear in our system, but we definitely have enough money to pay out
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<u> is perhaps the biggest stretch for "Unarticulated Annotation"
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Maybe it can learn the advanced tactic of saying 'rush a' in all chat and then rushing b.
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Stream is inherently less well-tested than the normal stable releases. I'm not aware of any specific bugs that have come up in it, but it get updates before red hat is willing to push those updates to people who have a support contract
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