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by ninjin 3y ago
The Libre has been life changing for me, but in particular during sleep I do find that the levels can be very unreliable if you end up sleeping on the same side as where you have attached the sensor.
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by ninjin 3y ago
I find it confusing to release weights under a source code license too as Apache 2.0 that is used for plenty of open models spends a lot of time talking about code, which should be unrelated to weights (I am not a lawyer though). But perhap
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by ninjin 3y ago
LLaMa 2 is sadly not open source and not open science, despite what Facebook keeps on claiming: https://blog.opensource.org/metas-llama-2-license-is-not-ope... Thus you will have to read the license and judge whether it
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by ninjin 3y ago
Glad to see more models made available. Sadly it has the same kind of licensing problems as Facebook's LLaMa [1]: * "If you are commercially using the Materials, and your product or service has more than 100 million monthly active
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by ninjin 3y ago
There is also json2tsv [1] that follows a similar philosophy and I have had some fun combining it with awk(1) recently for database ingestion. [1]: https://www.codemadness.org/json2tsv.html
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by ninjin 3y ago
So you are suggesting what? That the UK would be allowed to join a scheme that hands out a large pot of money drawn from EU tax payers without pitching in? Give me a break. Framing this as some sort of ominous plot requires leaps of logic
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by ninjin 3y ago
In my case it is not Bash, but POSIX shell: #!/bin/sh set -eu u=https://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/eurofxref/eurofxref.zip ftp -Vo - $u | zcat | sed 's/, $//&#x
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by ninjin 3y ago
Dear lord, it really is not that simple. Having ported software and served as a package maintainer on both the Linux and BSD side you get anything from pathetically easy to nearly impossible (Julia on NixOS was one hell of a journey). Jus
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by ninjin 3y ago
Before employees, partners, and associates it was workers. All part of the same old euphemism treadmill. "Städare" (cleaner) becoming "lokalvårdare" (environment caretaker) is a personal favourite from my childhood in Sw
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by ninjin 3y ago
If anything, watching the long version makes it even worse. Regardless of what one may think of unions, them portraying this video as some sort of objective (mandatory?) training session really feels dirty. You do not choose words such as &
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by ninjin 3y ago
No, abuse@ is not some sort of Google invention but to the best of my knowledge was an informal convention that then got formalised in RFC 2142 [1] in 1997 along with many other common mailbox names. If Google sets this up automagically for
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by ninjin 3y ago
At least in my circles it is common that people play or have played, especially males. I myself play on average two tables or so per day online. Although I certainly should force myself to read up a bit more on strategy.
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by ninjin 3y ago
I mostly agree and love what Fujifilm is bringing to the table (the viewfinder in particular). Sadly their sensor size breaks backwards compatibility though with relation to old lenses. Other than that, I wholeheartedly agree and readily re
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by ninjin 3y ago
That last comment is a bit unfair, no? Yes, there are plenty of "fools" that throw money on Leica gear and wearing it as a fashion statement. However, Leicas are also darn fun to shoot, even if they make zero sense for a profess
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by ninjin 3y ago
After having gone through about a handful of SIP clients, I have to say that baresip is by far the most reliable one I have found. No random breakages. Accounts just work once you have the configuration done. It has some idiosyncrasies in t
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by ninjin 3y ago
I agree that we are not entitled to Jitsi (8x8?) providing us with a free service. But it is not as clear of a cut as saying "Run it yourself then!" to a bunch of spoilt brats. At the height of the pandemic I started using Jitsi f
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by ninjin 3y ago
This is sadly the standard license for work produced at Facebook AI Research (FAIR) going back at least three or so years. Most researchers are not deeply invested into the details of licensing, so many of them simply assume it is properly
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by ninjin 3y ago
As someone moving back and forth between BSDs and Linux over the years. I think I can relate to this feeling. On Linux you inarguably have more options in terms of software, higher performance, better device driver support, etc. But even wh
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by ninjin 3y ago
Hijacking a reply here to notify andomdeazzz662 [1] who made a sibling comment. You appear shadow banned to me and I am not entirely sure why. I have vouched for your comment on this submission and the other two you made related to IBM&#x27
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by ninjin 3y ago
Indeed, but it would be nice to have that support in the base install. Sadly I do not have the skill set to work towards it.
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by ninjin 3y ago
I do not think that anyone is arguing that it does not make sense that we say write 東京駅 (Toukyoueki) for "Tokyo Station" in Japan and that -eki as a suffix is to be expected here. However, if you see a purging of already existing
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by ninjin 3y ago
Something which I think I in my "western ignorance" underestimated is the massive amount of soft power Japan wields through its economy and culture in East/South Asia. Possibly because Japanese culture mainly reached geeks su
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by ninjin 3y ago
Thank you, I was not aware of Element stepping up in this space. There is also the FSF Jitsi instance that does not push you towards Facebook, Google, or Microsoft in order to use it: https://jitsi.member.fsf.org
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by ninjin 3y ago
Probably worth to add the context as well: "This song is an allegory of the recent difficulties we went through dealing with Sun, who refused our request for documentation about their UltraSPARC III processors. We want documentation, b
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by ninjin 3y ago
Indeed, I was about to comment on it being a lovely and enjoyable idea to stroll through Tokyo. But doing so with peak temperatures in the mid-30s may make it much more challenging as I know I personally would need to dive into convenience
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by ninjin 3y ago
Michael W Lucas has his Ed Mastery [1]. I am not sure how good it is as I am yet to read it, but I have enjoyed his OpenBSD books. [1]: https://www.tiltedwindmillpress.com/product/ed
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by ninjin 3y ago
I remember jumping a bit when I saw the authors: Dale Doughterty and Tim O'Reilly . In all honesty, I should spend more time with the book as I have only used it to get a good introduction to troff in the past. Another tool which it i
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by ninjin 3y ago
I have experimented a bit with using vi(1) as my main editor to better understand where vim(1) came from. Overall, it is a very functional editor with my rather minimal `.exrc`: set autoindent set ruler set showmode My bigg
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by ninjin 3y ago
This perspective is becoming increasingly common: "If only we had a different kind of license, the tech giants would not have it their way". But I find it so very very hard to believe it. Google - a single such corporation - has

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