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marak830
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marak830
9mo ago
I agree, that do not(should not) have a leg to stand on here. They might not like the fact, but the dev is selling his software, not theirs. It would be akin to MS sending a take down request to software running on windows. I wonder how
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marak830
9mo ago
If you use an alternative front end (I use hckrnews.com for example), that really isn't a risk. (I also have show dead enabled).
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9mo ago
I'm in the same boat, almost pulled the trigger 8 months ago to spend 4K on a powerful new system (with 128GB ram) .... boy am i kicking myself now.
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10mo ago
I don't, but I can. I've just whipped one together and am currently testing it out, I won't have time tonight but check back tomorrow and I should have it up by then. (I'll post a reply to my own comment here)
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10mo ago
Same, I love the idea - but I cannot read the hiragana/katakana (heck even: はい hai yes <- would work well). Edit: Decided to make my own firefox addon to do it, no worry about daily limits and I can simply update a json file with m
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11mo ago
Huh could this be why I can't login and pushing packages says my account is banned?
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11mo ago
I switched 3 weeks ago. (First Ubuntu now the badly named POP!_OS), and couldn't be happier. Fast, a slight learning curve(took me a weekend), and I'm back gaming and coding regularly.
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11mo ago
It will be, I'm applying for a NLNet grant and open sourcing it to non-corporations is one of the requirements. (I need more hardware to develop, already fried one SSD haha)
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1y ago
Done, thank you for the link.
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1y ago
Yeah, for a PCM test we only count 100 fields, and identify the number of fiber end points (upto 2) which with math can give an approx number of fibers/cc2 - helps determine approx how much potential can be in the air (this is usually
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1y ago
Haha that reminds me, Qbasic using the help file to figure out how to program. Taking apart a HD and getting my fingers pinched between the two bloody strong magnets. Amazing what you learn when you have no other distraction xD
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1y ago
Ollama is a good one, LM Studio is great for those who are unsure what to do (will help you get a model that fits into your system specs). If you use open webui(I recommend via docker) you can access your ollama hosted model via the browser
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1y ago
I'm currently working as a PCM analyst looking at samples to identify asbestos. There is a lot out there still, we are busy every week. (technically PCM doesn't identify asbestos, just the number of fibers during abatement, PLM
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1y ago
This is actually along the lines of what I'm working on in my free time at the moment. I am working to extend a local model's memory to allow smaller self-hosted models become a better solution than paying someone else. Once this
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1y ago
It's up in Japan
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1y ago
I'm still evaluating at the moment, I'm using a targeted model approach - one for the conversation layer, another for coding etc. Currently working on a memory system to help the model changes, so it's all a bit up in the air
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1y ago
I use https://hckrnews.com/ so I can see the stories in chronological order. Makes the "front page" effect basically disappear.
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1y ago
"...who is going to subscribe who hasnt already." I think there will be an increase in subscribers as people get more used to them. But there's probably also people like me who just dropped 2k on a new system to self host my
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marak830
1y ago
Oh wow, thanks a lot, I'll look into all of this!
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marak830
1y ago
Interesting! Thanks for the information.
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1y ago
That's what I have been hearing. My biggest issue is, unlike most of you guys, I'm self taught and only program when I need to (so mostly c#, python, ruby on rails). C# isn't going to be much use to me on Linux. But as long
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1y ago
I am getting so tired of this MS push to have me use their systems. I already purchased windows, if I wanted to use their other stuff - I would buy it. Seriously considering the move to Linux - I've heard it's getting better, but
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1y ago
It cooks in the liquid from the surrounding ingredients. You can do this with a sufficiently wet enough Lasagna quite easily.
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1y ago
I'm not sure I would expect better from Ars - the company that went all in talking about one of the sites users comments when he became news worth (Edward Snowden). I've stopped reading them since that.
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1y ago
Yeah, I noticed that comment too. Pretty rich and really makes me question the whole thing even more than I was originally.
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1y ago
"But it’s not just “online comments” as Yaxley-Lennon seems to imply. A police officer quoted deep within the article explains that these acts include “any form of communication,” and can relate to “serious domestic abuse-related crime
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1y ago
Welcome to the aphantasia club. We would make signs for our next meeting, but no one's come up with a good design yet :s You may notice when doing the apple test, once you try and define a texture, your brain adding things you think sh
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1y ago
You can test that out. Ollama does allow you to run open source models at home. I've been playing around with a bit lately and have been really enjoying it. On my to do list is two models running at once and building a middle layer for
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1y ago
This. Abtinf's solution changes how I can use hardware. But me being able to install what I want does not change theirs. You guys keep not installing what you don't want - that's fine and your choice - but don't remove
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1y ago
Thanks, I was going to tell clause to keep it minimal response, but perhaps tearing apart my ideas may be better xD
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