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by metadat 2y ago
Are there feasible open alternatives to this closed-source blob? The fundamental capabilities seem nice, on paper. Also, is there Windows / Mac compatibility?
482.
by metadat 2y ago
Correct, URLs can be something like 4,000 characters long in 15 year old Firefox. I wonder what the current maximum length is? Today, Chrome supports 32,768 characters.. good luck processing that in 4,000 cycles! It'd require SIMD or
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by metadat 2y ago
This is a fair question, though it's probably still mostly the same as pre-LLM: spoiled data, heinous cackling laughter, various darkweb fungi, and occasional raw flesh.
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Timegaps: rsnapshot-like Tool for Fine-Grained Local Files Retention Control(github.com)
1 points by metadat 2y ago|1 comments
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by metadat 2y ago
All StackOverflow sites have is a GDPR cookie banner. It's annoying, but not the same.
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by metadat 2y ago
400k base salary. 800k - 2m USD with stock.
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by metadat 2y ago
It actually would have performed faster, but the false positive rate drastically increased.
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by metadat 2y ago
How is this different from Jellyfin?
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by metadat 2y ago
Sorry to be a pedant, and I also want to confirm my understanding is correct (yes, I've attempted checking definitions, but.. :) In this case I think firing the device upwind would be ill-advised, as then the fallout will be blowing ba
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by metadat 2y ago
Since the range of the W54 fired from a recoilless gun is only a mile or two, what does the operator who personally performed the firing do afterwards? Start driving away at a high rate of speed? How can I find out the degree and risk of r
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by metadat 2y ago
Is there a possible way to unblow the fuse? I imagine it depends on the type of e-fuse used. The Athlon XP pencil trick probably won't work, haha. Curious if anyone has more information. Fascinating, I had no idea this was even a th
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by metadat 2y ago
What's the purpose of the excessive quantity of leading underscores on every variable? Are they intended to communicate something special?
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by metadat 2y ago
This is cool, how did you make the voice? It's perfect for the application :)
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by metadat 2y ago
That'd require giving Oracle unwarranted attention. The Sagan bit was funny because Apple engineers transitioned from loving him to resenting him :)
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by metadat 2y ago
Subrepos are non-standard and don't offer any significant benefit compared to submodules. Even still, submodules are also best avoided.
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by metadat 2y ago
Previously addressed 10 years ago by HN staff: "Paywalls with workarounds are OK. Discussions about it are off-topic." https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10178989 https://news.ycombinator.com/
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by metadat 2y ago
Chrome on Android doesn't have this setting. Responsive design fail?
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by metadat 2y ago
This is exactly the kind of research which is needed to both understand the aging process as well as pioneer ways of improving people's quality of life across the board. Some of the stuff we are able to figure out these days is simply
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by metadat 2y ago
If you zoom in it's pretty cool how each letter is a matrix of squares, but agreed - very challenging and distracting to try and read when the end result looks interlaced.
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by metadat 2y ago
LLM inference processors (GPUs) don't use DDR, it uses special, costly stacked HBM ram soldered to the board. I tested out running Llama on a 512GB machine, it's rather slow and inefficient. Maybe 1-token/sec.
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by metadat 2y ago
Yes, 128x128. Good for a database, maybe. What else?
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by metadat 2y ago
Agreed, this will generally work up until the Kessler Threshold is reached.
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by metadat 2y ago
What's a database going to do for you when your craft runs into debris? Nothing.
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by metadat 2y ago
Thanks! This is the link I was searching for but didn't find.
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by metadat 2y ago
More satellites == more space debris pollution, not really something I'm interested in supporting. Eventually we won't be able to safely get off this rock if there's too much space trash orbiting. https://en.wikip
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by metadat 2y ago
How many teraflops in an exaflop? The tera is screwing me up.. Google not helping today, so many cards.
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by metadat 2y ago
But how will AMD or anyone else push in? CUDA is actually a whole virtualization layer on top of the hardware and isn't easily replicable, Nvidia has been at it for 17 years. You are right, eventually something's gotta give. The
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by metadat 2y ago
This is incredible. It's all I ever wanted.
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Ask HN: Losers
3 points by metadat 2y ago|0 comments
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by metadat 2y ago
Try using it, it has extra steps and decisions that add friction and are annoying / challenging for end-users.

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