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What are the pros and cons of llamafile (used by OP) vs ollama?
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No need to dig out the books, they're available online, well formatted and a pleasure to read: https://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/ https://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/II_32.html
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Couldn't someone make a Docker instance that, inside it, contains the 2-3 other docker instances? I hear it's docker all the way down.
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What's the best Zigbee repeater, to get signal to a different part of the house? I used to use a smart bulb, but people kept turning it off at the switch or moving it.
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Your Adam Savage Tested link is wrong, it's the same as the Belndo (1995) link.
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2022
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Easy Quantum Entanglement: Simplest Description of Classically Impossible Result
(martincmartin.com)
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Keep in mind that Einstein was a German Jew, and 1939 was after Hitler had come to power, passed all sorts of extreme anti-Jewish laws, and then started World War II. So it's a fair bet this is really about "how could so many peo
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When you estimate small tasks, most of the estimates will be accurate, but once in a while, you'll overlook something and a small task turns into a big task, e.g. you need to switch APIs or the customer wanted something that sounded si
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Edit: I misread, sorry.
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So this can tell you what food is in an image? Like Shazam for food? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.codylab.se...
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OP here, thanks for your kind words! Yes, the display is intended to look at when you're about to go outside and deciding what to wear. It's not intended to replace a weather app. Also, when my kids were younger, we had a LaCro
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E-Paper Weather Display for Invisible Computers
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It's easy to generate all proofs in any system, just pick any axiom, then apply any inference rule, and repeat. So if you ever generate both P and not P, then you've proven its inconsistent. So if it's inconsistent, it'
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Douglas Hofstader, the author of Godel Escher Bach, thought the task of creating fonts could only be solved with general AI. https://www.m-u-l-t-i-p-l-i-c-i-t-y.org/media/pdf/Metafont-M... The Letter Spirit projec
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true.
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Also, how does weather.gov compare to OpenWeatherMap.com? I'm starting one of these "weather on an e-ink display" projects, and wondering which API to use.
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How accurate is the weather.gov forecast? Compared to other regular consumer apps like weather.com or wunderground.com.
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The FAA release is very short, only 3 short paragraphs. The third sentence is: Zipline is an FAA-certificated Part 135 operator and will use its Sparrow drone to release the payload via parachute.
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"When preparing a defense, the good Samurai doesn't leave any weakness. The great Samurai leaves one weakness, so he knows from which direction the enemy will attack." I was given that advice when preparing for my Ph.D. defe
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John McCarthy was Moravec's PhD advisor.
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For me, the big problem is libraries. Even a personal file of common functions doesn't seem that well supported, and there just doesn't seem to be a way to get third party libraries. When I start needing helper functions and spli
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But MongoDB is webscale. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2F-DItXtZs Edit: what happened to highscalability.com?
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Is the diamagnetism itself useful? In other words, even if it's not superconducting, does this have industrial applications?
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I learned a lot about programming by taking this book and, since I didn't own a computer, figuring out how the code could produce the example listing. That's where I learned things like, to swap the values of two variables, you c
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"It is practically impossible to teach good programming to students that have had a prior exposure to BASIC: as potential programmers they are mentally mutilated beyond hope of regeneration." -- Edsger W. Dijkstra As someone who
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“BASIC Computer Games” code in modern languages
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Couldn't cargo ships use wind? A wind turbine on the ship? A kind of modern re-imaging of how sailing ships of old were powered. Is the problem that wind isn't reliable and you might go days without it? Or you wouldn't fit
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American universities have an incentive to seem extortionate
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pseudo/true random number generator and initialization It's not just the generator and initialization. If you do anything multithreaded, like a producer/consumer queue, then you need to know which pieces of work went to wh
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