letmetweakit

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by letmetweakit 5d ago
Imagine living in the US then …
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by letmetweakit 1mo ago
You have to have a sample to be able to reprint it.
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by letmetweakit 1mo ago
It seems like you had a nice, unexpected experience due to the incident. I didn't expect your story to end up in you threatening to take them to court.
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by letmetweakit 1mo ago
Left gmail 5 years ago for Fastmail, haven't looked back. Their support is super fast and effective, had to use it once. Gmail support is nonexistent.
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by letmetweakit 1mo ago
It’s called society and it’s really hard to fight against. I’d suggest you look for a way to fit in that suits you.
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by letmetweakit 2mo ago
Except, it's not "the US", just some minority with direct financial ties.
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by letmetweakit 3mo ago
Very, very happy with my Flint 2. Rock solid.
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by letmetweakit 3mo ago
Upgrades are “owut upgrade” these days. Pretty straightforward.
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by letmetweakit 3mo ago
You're not worried your whole genome is being sent over to some commercial entity?
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by letmetweakit 3mo ago
Any chance to run this on a RTX 3090 and 64GB of regular RAM with decent context size?
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Building America's Time Capsule(nist.gov)
4 points by letmetweakit 3mo ago|0 comments
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by letmetweakit 3mo ago
Nothing a few million dollars here and there can't fix ...
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by letmetweakit 5mo ago
If you think that Github sucks, make something else and try to do it better, or don't use it.
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by letmetweakit 5mo ago
Unfortunately this news will have no impact, neither on customer behavior, neither on policy, neither on Meta's behavior.
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by letmetweakit 6mo ago
It’s more a sign of corrupt and morally bankrupt leadership, which should be alarming enough by itself.
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by letmetweakit 6mo ago
:facepalm:
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by letmetweakit 6mo ago
Impressive, but it will take away so much sense of accomplishment from so many people. I find that really sad.
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by letmetweakit 7mo ago
"Bluetooth does not work," Kravitz said in a recent interview, and it's not just headphones, but Bluetooth connections in general. "It's ruining important moments. Imagine the amount of times that you're with s
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by letmetweakit 8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_They_Came stays relevant
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by letmetweakit 8mo ago
I use Proxmox snapshots to get back to a clean state. I’ll take a look at Vagrant too though.
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by letmetweakit 8mo ago
I run Claude in a Proxmox VM, generally the experience has been great. In my experience it also behaves better than gemini cli, that likes to create files all over the place if set loose (lesson learned to add that requirement to the releva
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by letmetweakit 8mo ago
For whom are they writing this? For the sane people it's not needed and for the not-so-sane it doesn't really matter ...
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by letmetweakit 8mo ago
Exactly.
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by letmetweakit 8mo ago
I’m far from being an expert but geoengineering gives me the shivers. Dumping boatloads of chemicals into the atmosphere, a lot can go wrong.
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by letmetweakit 8mo ago
https://letmetweakit.com/
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by letmetweakit 9mo ago
How does inference work with a TEE, isn’t performance a lot more restricted?
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by letmetweakit 9mo ago
Imo, the experiment was worthwhile, it exposed a risk, hopefully the kernel is better armed against similar attacks now.
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by letmetweakit 9mo ago
Hehe, I've also read the whole Foundation series, and also feel like the empire's collapse is unfolding right in front of our eyes.
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by letmetweakit 9mo ago
Yes, I think anyone with common sense is thinking that way these days. He's going to inflict huge damage on the US economy.
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by letmetweakit 9mo ago
Do you understand which players want to take away power from the EU and “decentralize” power or better, create division?

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