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by markasoftware 2y ago
standalone
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by markasoftware 2y ago
> how plausible would it be for a conspiracy nit to create a rocket to take out the satellites? not plausible at all. Most /countries/ aren't able to launch a rocket to orbit.
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by markasoftware 2y ago
Kernel exploits would let someone bypass the lockscreen and access all the data they want immediately, unless I'm missing something. Why would you even need to disable the reboot timer in this case?
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by markasoftware 2y ago
Why autosetup? Because it'll hopefully keep the build commands the same? Or are there more fundamental reasons to prefer it over cmake?
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by markasoftware 2y ago
You can predict the first bit of sha256 with 100% accuracy with the following pseudocode: `sha256sum(input) & 0x1` What's the significance of being able to predict that bit with an ML model instead?
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by markasoftware 2y ago
the transport between reverse proxy <-> backend is not always http, eg python w/ uwsgi and php w/ fastcgi. And even when it is HTTP, as other commenters said, the reverse proxy is able to handshake connections to the backend
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by markasoftware 2y ago
> Lennart pointed out the fact you can see readable messages via strace to be a benefit of json. from the guy who brought you binary logfiles!
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by markasoftware 2y ago
More accurately: + "portable" (single exe with no automatic unzipping of dlls or anything) + commercial and unwilling to redistribute compiled object files (which together with the "portable" requirement, means no LGPL)
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by markasoftware 2y ago
Emacs Lisp had dynamic binding as the default (without any true support for lexical binding) until 2012.
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by markasoftware 4y ago
You bring up an important point in general: Copilot is great at writing tests.
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by markasoftware 4y ago
Indeed, it introduces subtle bugs related to indexing pretty often. At one point I had it autocomplete maybe 15 lines of code, and I trusted it because the code was all pretty easy and I had written a descriptive comment, which tends to hel
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by markasoftware 4y ago
probably pytorch is very optimized to x86. It's likely using lots of SIMD and whatnot. I'm sure it's possible to get similar performance on m1 macs, but not with the current version of pytorch. Do you have enough ram? (not sw
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by markasoftware 4y ago
that's literally all I did (plus switching the tensor type). I'd imagine people are posting and upvoting this not because it's actually interesting code but rather just because it runs unexpectedly fast on consumer CPUs and i
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by markasoftware 4y ago
you don't actually need to switch to gloo, I just have no idea what I'm doing.
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by markasoftware 4y ago
I tested on a decidedly above average CPU, and got several words per second on the 7B model. I'd guess maybe one word per second on a more average one?
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by markasoftware 4y ago
Perhaps try setting `OMP_NUM_THREADS`, for example `OMP_NUM_THREADS=4 torchrun ...`. But on my machine, it automatically used all 12 available physical cores. Setting OMP_NUM_THREADS=2 for example lets me decrease the number of cores being
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by markasoftware 4y ago
I was able to run 7B on a CPU, inferring several words per second: https://github.com/markasoftware/llama-cpu
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by markasoftware 4y ago
Will not be a silver bullet, electricity production contributes less than half of global CO2 emissions. Still need other solutions for transport, industrial processes, agriculture, etc. Further, it's possible that fusion plants might b
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by markasoftware 4y ago
What does Rust's compiler tell you that C#'s doesn't? You still have guaranteed memory safety in C#, and the type checker will verify against all type errors. I realize that Rust's compiler might catch more concurrency p
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by markasoftware 5y ago
How's it going to beat Mathcad?
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by markasoftware 5y ago
I see the aliexpress link to the PM sensor doesn't work (at least not in the US); where else do you recommend buying one?
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Command line file sharing (imgur, hastebin, transfer.sh, etc) with Anypaste(anypaste.xyz)
2 points by markasoftware 8y ago|0 comments
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Anypaste, a smart command-line file sharing/“pasting” tool(anypaste.xyz)
1 points by markasoftware 9y ago|0 comments
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A web OS with 3d interface(markasoftware.com)
2 points by markasoftware 13y ago|0 comments