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by lbotos 4y ago
> Even if it is a copyright violation, that is one out of, IDK, millions, maybe billions already of Copilot completions? If you, only once, steal lines of code that you don't have license to do so and use them to make money, that&#x
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by lbotos 4y ago
Wait, I'm not sure what you are trying to say? Can you clarify?
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It's really interesting. I suspect the face was inpainted in, or this was a "img2img". I think over time we are going to see the following: - If you take say a star wars poster, and inpaint in a trained face over luke's,
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by lbotos 4y ago
> That can't possibly be a valid claim, right? I'm not a lawyer, but my understanding is that while the "1640's violin composition" itself may be out of copyright, if I record myself playing it, my recording o
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by lbotos 4y ago
Isn't this just "the kleenex effect" where the most prominent brand becomes the "defacto name". Do you see this as some form of "slander" against Tesla?
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by lbotos 4y ago
It's the policy of CPU manufacturers to separate ECC/Non-ECC Support. For example, 12th gen intel CPUs that already exist, can now support ECC because a new chipset enables it. It was "policy" to not release ECC support
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by lbotos 4y ago
rdpintqogeogsaa hit the nail on the head. Linus uses a Threadripper machine which supports ECC, and non-ecc. Most Mobos support non-ecc and maybe ECC if it's AMD and the supplier wired it up. (ASUS and someone else I can't recal
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by lbotos 4y ago
I think GP is talking about DDR5 "on-die ECC".
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by lbotos 4y ago
if you want to remain in control, then do fire off abuse reports and consider firewalling off those IPs.
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by lbotos 4y ago
What is "probing"? Are these SSH log in attempts? Yes Port Scans? Not worth the time.
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by lbotos 4y ago
4xxx series is newest gen. As it goes they've made it more powerful and new technology to do so. xxXx = Big X is "power". So 9 is highest, 8, 7, 6, 5 (3090/3080/3070) etc. Bigger has more compute power, usually more
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by lbotos 4y ago
John nailed it. A single engineer group is something being explored by one person, but could eventually represent a "product group" in the future. See https://about.gitlab.com/direction/#single-engineer-groups
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by lbotos 4y ago
I think you are speculating from a sentence that I've seen that "AIBs won't know MSRP until announcement" into "AIBs don't know any details until public release." AIBs need to design assets, decide what co
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by lbotos 4y ago
I thought they were supposed to land in "November". Are manufacturers able to: - source components - finalize packaging design - finalize cooling design - assemble - ship Graphics cards in 47 days? I'd expect at MINIMUM 90 da
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by lbotos 4y ago
Agree on the misery. I was speccing out a build and inadvertently picked a 2019 processor because it was extremely unclear. (I'm now actually looking at an AMD 7700 rig, because intel won't do ECC on "desktop" CPUs, exce
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by lbotos 4y ago
The best example of why large organizations are like this was Engels writing on "the state": “The state is, therefore, by no means a power forced on society from without; just as little is it ’the reality of the ethical idea’, ’th
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by lbotos 4y ago
> If your manager's manager has more than six (maybe up to 8) direct reports, that's a bad sign. A bad sign of what? A bad sign that the company is too large to be innovating?
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by lbotos 4y ago
I am also not a lawyer, but I think states don't want there to be confusion between "licensed professionals" and people providing a service that could be mistaken for work done by a licensed professional: https:/&#x2F
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by lbotos 4y ago
jQuery was written to give you a nice interface when browsers were less standard. Read here for examples of what it was working around: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LPaPA30bLUB_publLIMF0Rlh... It still work
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by lbotos 4y ago
Look at the timing: https://about.gitlab.com/releases/2022/08/22/critical-securi... Blog post published this was patched on 8/22. Support Engineer commented on 8/25. This is on HN today because
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by lbotos 4y ago
Does more guidance == less valuable? I don't think so.
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Onivim is no more :(
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by lbotos 4y ago
> How can I compare an A from the University of Everything is Reasonable versus one that includes the grade every student gets on the Kobayashi Maru? Where I grew up, and A was a 93. Where my partner grew up an A was a 90. We already hav
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by lbotos 4y ago
What if the lesson was "sometimes things in life are really hard, and no matter how much you prepare, things may still challenge you beyond your current capability?"
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by lbotos 4y ago
I'm curious, how are you running SD on podman? I'm looking to build an ML rig, preferably linux, and AMD cards looked... like a hassle compared to Nvidia in my cloud GPU instance testing.
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by lbotos 4y ago
> Presumably there can't be that many orgs out there for whom git repo size is a bottleneck. There are many large orgs that are using pretty large monorepos. Which surprised me. Source: see my profile :)
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TIL! But my partner has heard it used in the UK like "I'm lousy with options" as in, I'm overflowing with choice. That was a fun convo as I was like ... What??
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by lbotos 4y ago
Not op, but I wondered if this was a Britishism. My partner recently introduced to me to "lousy with" meaning "abundance"...
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by lbotos 4y ago
I think this is what huggingface (github for machine learning) is trying with diffusers lib: https://huggingface.co/docs/diffusers/index They have others as well.

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