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by muyuu 4y ago
I've been looking at it. Ironically, you needed a Google Pixel to run it last I checked, right?
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by muyuu 4y ago
quantized Vicuna runs ok-ish in my 16GB i7 laptop (onboard graphics) and the output is usable see this comparison: https://old.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/12ezcly/compari... these models quantised t
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by muyuu 4y ago
yep well, as far as I'm concerned they're all crap including SwiftKey esp. when compared with using a properly set-up computer phones aren't great for input, and perhaps won't be in the foreseeable future, but using prop
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by muyuu 4y ago
short answer is no, but the frequencies aren't far off wifi operates at 2.4Ghz most typically and also at 5Ghz (shorter range but faster) 5G will be ranges of frequencies, depending on jurisdictions, but typically between these two fre
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by muyuu 4y ago
why would you develop such dependency on a proprietary piece of code? > I'd even say, perhaps it's best not to tell people that their problems aren't problems to begin with. I'm not saying one should care, it'd b
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by muyuu 4y ago
Is it ok to include the copyright message from Rust including references to Rust? https://github.com/crablang/crab/blob/master/COPYRIGHT What about attribution?
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by muyuu 4y ago
i don't think you've read the above messages wholly, or if so you have missed the point
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by muyuu 4y ago
I don't think the car mechanics analogy goes very far(tehe) but it could be done with some consumer electronics, as long as the integration and coupling of software and hardware has worked much more against the people than it has benef
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by muyuu 4y ago
Personally I see the ossified bifurcation between users and developers as a major defeat that perhaps I won't live to see reversed. It was not set in stone that people would be by design dumbed down progressively as computing caught on
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by muyuu 4y ago
Attractive-for-the-developer ideas are fine but attractive-for-the-user dominates. That's the sad lesson since the 80s and 90s OS wars and the early dominance of the market over the committee-standards that happened repeatedly with dat
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by muyuu 4y ago
especially true if you consider that if there were hundreds of civilisations scattered across the Universe, the average distances across space and time would still be hundreds of times larger than we could deal with right now, or perhaps ev
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by muyuu 4y ago
Or that "intelligent" life is very unlikely if you consider that our planet will no longer be inhabitable in roughly the next 10% of its total existence and 7% since it's estimated microbial life appeared. If human equivalent
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by muyuu 4y ago
last time I researched into it last year, Google Pixel was already the biggest division in hardware for Google in terms of profit (above Nest and Home) and had better-looking numbers in profitability than all the main players in hardware ex
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by muyuu 4y ago
as a foreigner with some interest in US history it does seem like Republicans are going back to their early philosophy of Republicanism, which is basically the moral and political framework of the USA circa the time of abolition, where as D
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by muyuu 4y ago
whatever Twitter does to show the underlying institutional-level interests an account may be representing, it's very useful context IMO npr sees it as a problem because Twitter has previously used those labels and context blurbs to wea
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by muyuu 4y ago
it was actually pretty good at adding some emotion here and there i wonder if they have some extra input/coding to mark for inflections, etc maybe they just tried a bunch of times and picked the best fit for the context
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by muyuu 4y ago
editorial control being subject to private or to public interests is not a big difference Twitter only applies this label because it's valuable context
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by muyuu 4y ago
doubtful, it's Google after all
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by muyuu 4y ago
looks to me like they're expanding from the ones they know first it's strange to me that State-affiliation is seen as a pejorative, perhaps it's an American perspective - in Europe it's somewhere between a badge of honou
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by muyuu 4y ago
but there are many more almost every major brand has essentially their flagship and most do worse than the Pixel Asus, Xiaomi, Huawei, Sony, Vivo, Oppo, Motorola, OnePlus, etc etc all have high-end phones only Apple and Samsung are doing be
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by muyuu 4y ago
compare it to high-end lines and Google is #3 in some markets and #4 in others, which is unmitigated success companies don't get to #3 or #4 in some of the most lucrative sectors in the world and then just decide to close shop because
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by muyuu 4y ago
you can never put it past Google to just kill anything up to Google Search, but the Pixel is a success and it doesn't make sense to compare a high-end line of products on a per-unit basis to cheapo phones like TLCs for instance the mos
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by muyuu 4y ago
> Legislation should be put in place so that features not requiring a connection shall work offline. I'm afraid that in most cases that is just impossible, because the service is essentially all in the "cloud" by design. P
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by muyuu 4y ago
according to the article, they are refunding all Stadia hardware and software purchases done through their store they don't say the same about their wiretap wifi router thingy
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by muyuu 4y ago
I suspect it will just start happening naturally if you get into something that isn't too male-dominated. Not necessarily knitting-club or yoga class levels, but maybe astronomy, gardening, camping/hiking or board games level.
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by muyuu 4y ago
same I take it for what it is, a notification engine for "influencers" and media, and a time-waster, and basically nothing else it's essentially not good for anything else, if you put too much faith in it to do things like le
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by muyuu 4y ago
i believe they are in the process of including more labels to State-affiliated and State-funded media
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by muyuu 4y ago
what's outrageous is that it has become acceptable to attack men, especially younger men, who are literal incels, on the basis that they haven't managed for some reason to secure any partners it's borderline psychopathic to d
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by muyuu 4y ago
the moment you cannot in any practical way tell if the data set was corrupted with copyrighted material, nobody will convict you for any accidental violations that may occur, even in the astronomically low probability that they do with stan
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by muyuu 4y ago
the tools will only adapt when a large number of people have got burnt as always happens

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