magicalhippo

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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
To be fair, there's a difference between a movie that gets pirated at release vs one that is pirated weeks or months before release.
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
Or won't hire that extra person when they need to increase output.
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
> And if the peer follows a standard that says your offered ciphersuites are all insecure, then you're out of luck. Not even that. Many peers disconnect you if you offer any insecure cipher suite, in order to avoid downgrade attac
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
I found the article very hard to follow. Then I read the domain name and it all made sense... Guess our pattern is different, not really felt the pain point the author is talking about. Or it's the language/framework, not sure wha
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
Or heroin[1]? [1]: https://museum.dea.gov/museum-collection/collection-spotligh...
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
> You can tell people the temperature will go up in 20 years I think the biggest issue with the climate change communication is that the scientists decided to focus on a temperature delta. There is no meaningful temperature delta, it&#x2
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
How does it compare against Unsloth's UD-Q2_K_XL which has the same size? Ie, why pick yours over theirs?
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
I've found I ask that question often, but for me it's because I'm interested in learning about new stuff, so if they work with something I'm not familiar with I'd find it interesting to talk about that. However if I
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
> one person on reddit suggested using it in an email interface rather than a chat interface Kimi Pen Pal. Bring back lettets and postcards. Do OCR, and use one of those 3D printer-like pen plotters write the model output as a letter. Ch
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
Well considering he also said you'd be winning so much you'd grown tired of it, it seems clear he operates with inverse logic.
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
She was more charitable in the inteview over on the Plain English YouTube channel[1], though based on what she said there it sounded like she had missed some points of the movie. The first part of the interview is an interesting discussion
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
Well, the point was that nobody uses it...
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
Frustrating article. It tosses around stats, but doesn't provide any comparison or otherwise to provide context for the reader. If you don't need that context you almost certainly would just read the research article directly. In
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
Full title: Norway became a global salmon behemoth. Now it's facing the consequences
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
I reached the same conclusion. Yes, absolutely let the code be self-documenting by structuring it well, using well-named functions and variables and so on. This will make it clear what you're trying to do. So yes, you shouldn't
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
It claims to support using multiple devices RAID-0 style, which should boost performance, but yea probably not very useful for most. But still fun you can run it at home.
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
If your get paid more than 50k net, then 50k isn't that much and 50/50 chance of 1M is a much more attractive proposition. If you get paid significantly less then a guaranteed 50k is a good deal.
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
I think GP was implying Azure DevOps.
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
> running it on a no GPU, but tons of RAM server Or from SSD using something like Colibri[1]. Not going to be quick, but at least runable. [1]: https://github.com/JustVugg/colibri
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
> This doesn’t work well with hard science lectures like physics or math. I found the exact opposite. My math and physics lecturers were expecting us to write what they wrote on the blackboards or overhead projectors down. So they had pr
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
Nah it was definitely NVIDIA's fault. As you say there's nothing in the specs about alignment of those buffers, so they shouldn't be using aligned load instructions. However Microsoft's malloc at the time was indeed retu
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
> So all malloc implementations have a minimum alignment guarantee. Typically 16 bytes these days on x86 Fun story. Back in the early 2000s, my Delphi OpenGL program randomly crashed when I tried to use vertex buffers. I spent a lot of t
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
Hmm, today it works all of a sudden. No changes, no reboots, no new drivers, not restarted Firefox either. Just repeated what I did yesterday: open the link in a private window. Yesterday when it didn't work I did try multiple times, a
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
TL;DR: LMDB is known to be vulnerable to corruption after an unclean shutdown. Garage provides a built-in snapshot mechanism (metadata_auto_snapshot_interval) exactly for this scenario. I hadn’t enabled it. I also had no Btrfs snapshots on
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
RTX 5090 with 610.62 drivers, Windows 11 25H2, Firefox 153.0b9. FWIW I tried the other one linked here[1] which also throws the same error and stops. Using the same engine perhaps? [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
Perhaps freshen it up and extend the test by feeding the model the rendered output so it can iterate once. Assuming a multi-modal model.
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
Looks good the few seconds it works here. Then stops working and I have to close the tab and reopen for it to work again for another few seconds. Firefox, Windows 11, Nvidia Get the following in the console when it stops working: Uncapt
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
The human body can tolerate a short sauna session. It cannot tolerate living in a sauna 24/7. That said, the authors note that many people regularly do indeed experience long periods of higher CO2 levels, and that this may in part expl
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
I saw a review on YouTube of a lot of these alternatives, along with the established brands, and in bright sunlight and little movement some were ok but quality was all over. However once it got a bit darker, or heavy movement, the big bran
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by magicalhippo 3mo ago
Here in Norway non-primary residences were taxed higher but not very much. They've changed that in recent years, so now you get taxed about 100%. However here it's not (just) capital gains, it's wealth, so you pay a percentag

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