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larme
2y ago
don't act like kids calling their parents to stop an argument
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2y ago
try combining a type c male to USB female adapter and a USB A to type c cable together to get a working type c to type c cable
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2y ago
I use a docker image as my whole development environment and the experience is similar. I can do whatever I want inside the container, and all will gone after I restart it. For the changes I like it, I edit the dockerfile and build a new im
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2y ago
Not the same but there's a netlabel called 20kbps[0]. Most of their albums are mp3s around 10-20 MB in total. [0]: https://20kbps.net/index2.htm
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larme
3y ago
Lockfile does not work perfectly for me because it does not lock python version. Using a lock file with different python version or even same version but different OS may fail.
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3y ago
I'd like to add that most of these text only talking about inference part. This book (I also purchased the draft version) has training and finetuning in the TOC. I assume it will include materials about how to do training and finetunin
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3y ago
https://jaykmody.com/blog/gpt-from-scratch/ for a gpt2 inference engine in numpy then https://www.dipkumar.dev/becoming-the-unbeatable/posts/gpt-k... for adding a kv cache implementation
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3y ago
It's just a fucking book. Don't push your shits like js or SPA or d3 or webgpu to a fucking book. I just want to read it like a dead tree book.
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3y ago
liar
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3y ago
You can buy DRM-free music from iTunes store or bandcamp. There's no excuse to pirate music with a valid way to purchase. For ebook the situation is worse but for many technical books there's a way to purchase a DRM version. Movie
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3y ago
If you are not using kitty, some programs like chafa can convert image formats into ascii color code + unicode characters. It's very handy in many cases.
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3y ago
For me the use cases of offpunk (or any cli/tui program) are mainly 2 things: 1. keep my computer environment on a remote VPS. So I have an always-on machine with high-speed internet access. I read books, visit websites and write codes
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3y ago
909 people followed Jim Jones to jonestown and died, so? [edited]: sorry means to replied one comment replied to this comment
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3y ago
I use w3m in terminal, better pair with emacs via emacs-w3m so you can copy from web page and paste to emacs buffer when do codings
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3y ago
I love my zero 2w as a development machine. For web browsing I try to use w3m when possible. In headless model (using mosh to access), I can even disable 2 cpu cores with acceptable performance. "Each part upgradable and replaceable&qu
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3y ago
can you use mosh instead of ssh? I even built earlier zig compiler on zero1 because zig has no official 32bit arm release. I don't recall any significant wifi dropout with mosh. Another work around is connect zero to a usb port of your
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3y ago
I'm surprised that this comment gets slightly more upvotes. I want to clarify one thing: I'm not saying apple is the good guy. Apple and google are 2 monster companies. As a user I want them to fight. That's the only way we c
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3y ago
small enterprise companies/upstarts can design their apps more like the traditional dynamic web site. For 95% use case that's good enough. And for the rest 5% case that requires a heavy web "app", you will find out that
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3y ago
Apple delaying the progress of "web" (or just another kind of app) is good for users. Because user don't need another OS between the host os and their apps. Web developers are so self-centered. You are developers, not users,
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3y ago
My strategy of fighting RSI is mapping modifier keys so that you can press them using your thumbs and outer part of your palms.
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3y ago
Like I said in another thread, I use a rpi zero2 as the backup of a VPS so I can program on it with my iPad even no internet is available. The reasons I use it is that: 1. You can configure the zero2 so that when it is connected to the iPad
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3y ago
things micro pcs cannot do: - rpi has GPIO pins - many rpi boards' max power consumption is around the idling power consumption of a pc, rpi zero 2 can run off a standard usb A port of a laptop - rpi zero 1/2, rpi 3A and rpi 4 has
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3y ago
> Web pages are undeniably the future of digital documents. It used to be. But not anymore. Web browser + js are too bloat for any serious documentation usage.
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3y ago
It think this should still work for Kobo ebook?
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3y ago
Sometimes I daydream about getting a fuck-it amount of money. During this thought process I always make a plan of what open source software project I should donate, and debian is always one of the first several candidates. Now I just need t
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3y ago
This actually happens in China and every phone manufactures has their own app store. It's a shitshow
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3y ago
Lesser of two evils principle maybe? I defend apple in this one appstore topic not because I think apple is good, but just better than google and facebook. Of course the longterm solution is to get better legalization on privacy protection
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3y ago
big corps (including apple itself) are powerful enough to force you to do everything if they really want.
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3y ago
Agree, most web developers now are just in the opposite campaign of web "users" and trying every possible way to make their jobs (squeezing every penny out of their "users") simpler without any other considerations
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I use blink[0] with a 40% keyboard to develop linux program on a vps. If you want to do programming without wireless interenet, another option is to connect a raspberry pi zero 2w (with usb gadget mode enabled) to the usb c port using a sin
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