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2y ago
Very polished. Would love to know more about the tech behind this.
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2y ago
Does the US road construction process follow the same meticulous precision?
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2y ago
The more I work in micorservice environments the more I start to feel like the ruby on rails style monolith with async work queued up into scalable jobs is just way less annoying to deal with.
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2y ago
This finally unlocks the ESPHome and other hobbyist ecosystems for Firefox. Bizarre why they are so vehemently against supporting this API.
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2y ago
Interesting. I like this. No need for a cookie banner.
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2y ago
The experts-exchange of the new generation
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2y ago
Anytime I see "contact us for pricing" or "schedule demo" or "download whitepaper" or a "solutions" menu item at the top, it's an instant turn off.
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2y ago
I just want a copilot-like autocomplete and chat plugin that uses the standard oai api so I can hook it up to any local model.
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2y ago
Killer features are 1. windows support, and 2. reading .tool-versions file, meaning that you can migrate from asdf with no issues.
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2y ago
Curious what your experience is. I'm guessing there are dev cultures where tooling versions never have to change across projects, which has its pros and cons. For most of my career at large tech orgs working with node.js/frontend
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2y ago
Very polished throughout. I wouldn't mind playing a full length puzzle adventure like this in the browser.
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2y ago
The video on this is amazing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=maMpMOnIJDE . I had no idea how sophisticated the community was.
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3y ago
https://osf.io/srdvf all the fish and a cat!
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3y ago
Risking to sound similar to that bottom down-voted comment, I want to gently introduce a view here that contrasts the sentiment of it being a "wonderland." This seems hardly something worth preserving given the artistic quality in
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3y ago
I haven't worked in a team or with a manager that wasn't receptive and empathetic to burnout or more serious mental health concerns. Guess I got lucky.
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3y ago
As I was exploring this topic, another good article popped up: https://planetplanet.net/2018/03/21/asimov-kalgash-take2/
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3y ago
laughs in CCPA Seriously though, the opt out mechanism for this will probably be required under CA law.
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3y ago
Can't wait for the next videos. I think I'll finally be able to internalize and understand how these things work.
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3y ago
There's a whole bunch of different normalization and sampling techniques that you can perform that can alter the quality or expressiveness of the model, e.g. https://docs.sillytavern.app/usage/common-settings/
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3y ago
A bit of a sidebar: Soviet Union has its own interesting history of product branding and brand culture which is somewhat touched upon, at a micro-scale, in relation to internal store branding.
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3y ago
Photopea is one of the few services I have zero hesitation paying a premium to remove ads. Absolute mastercraft of a software.
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3y ago
Any idea when the next "Explained Visually" will get released? Really miss seeing those on HN.
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3y ago
Get 2 pre-owned 3090s. You will easily be able to run 70b or even 120b quantized models.
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3y ago
Fascinating. Are you still using Whisper in any of these MoExperts to tanscribe or do you have something custom? Would love to learn more about the tech.
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3y ago
It's just more annoying to set up and isn't as widely known, and doesn't work on a per-pod basis. > PID limiting is a an important sibling to compute resource requests and limits. However, you specify it in a different way
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3y ago
Judging by the password and username posted here, it's trivial to deduce the specific hotel in question.
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Thread leaks, which happen more frequently due to threaded async abstractions, such as the goroutine, are less often discussed than memory or CPU leaks, but are much more dangerous in multi-tenant container environments. A thread leak can l
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"We need your consent to load the Youtube service! This content is not permitted to load due to trackers that are not disclosed to the visitor. The website owner needs to setup the site with their CMP to add this content to the list of
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3y ago
Does it have the same spam prevention policies as ngrok?
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3y ago
Looks polished!
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