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>There are many ways to have OOP? Moose, Mouse, Moo, MooseX::Declare, Class::Accessor — you are pretty much guaranteed to pull in them all and have them coexist in runtime. I think this is hyperbole. Generally, you won't be mixing C
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This signature is hilarious. It is the moral equivalent of "I'm rubber, you're glue..."
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> The advanced version: it's not necessary to let them hit the ground. Stand over a bed or couch, so to pick them up, at least you only have to bend down to waist level. lol, this is exactly what I did when I started because of the
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3y ago
I picked up juggling after doing a management training class that included a one hour lesson with a professional juggler. I had never tried before then and couldn't quite make it work within that one hour group lesson. But they gave us
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> What does “tight and messy” mean here? In music terms, playing tight means being exact. But I think in this context tight would be length of the song and how succinct it is. 70s rock could be power ballad-y with long solos. As for mess
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> The same is valid for psychopaths and other bad people. Just what we need. More soulless, avarice soaked, societal parasites.
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Cool, then we're on the same page for other ecology management issues too, right? All of that "let's sell licenses for hunting other animals" we should simply stop, right? We should just let the world sort itself out sin
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3y ago
Might want to at least try to mitigate the prompt injection and definitely make sure none of the openai tools are enabled: https://i.imgur.com/DQCHMup.png
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3y ago
But also not that far away from that method, too.
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> 2. Story Generator Agent - Write a story from a given outline (for educational purposes). Even at a very detailed outline level, and with a large context window, kept forgetting key points, repetitive language, no plot development. I j
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If you pull the llama.cpp repo and use their convert/quantize tools on the pytorch version of the models uploaded to huggingface, they will load just fine into ollama: https://old.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comme
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Ollama folks just announced api compat with openai's stuff https://ollama.ai/blog/openai-compatibility So apparently, yeah.
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More like an easy-mode llama.cpp that does a cgo wrapping of the lib (now; before they built patched llama.cpp runners and did IPC and managed child processes) and it does a few clever things to auto figure out layer splits (if you have mea
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Seems like a skill issue, honestly. I feel like many of these arbitrary rules end up being made to account for low skill developers to curb their behaviors which seems like the wrong way to tackle that problem.
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Man, I sincerely hope you had a jenny-throws-rocks-at-the-house moment later. Parents being shitty to their kids is the worst.
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3y ago
Are you really web scale if you aren't multi-cloud with accounts in GCP and Azure?
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Dude wrote a CPU emulator with all the fixin's to emulate a particular ancient computer. That emulator is compiled then flashed on a microcontroller and then uses that emulator to run linux and ultrix which target this particular emula
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Playing No Man's Sky in VR gives this vibe. Sitting is fine. The first star field motion might induce a bit of vertigo, especially if your machine struggles and you get frame drops and stutters as it is loading.
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Man, I miss my N900. That slide out hardware keyboard made the difference. In situations where I was on-call, the ability to quickly triage production problems from my phone meant not needing to carry a laptop around.
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I can't seem to make anything more complicated than "Divorce Hammer + Super Mothra Unicorn Batman". As in, that's the name of the item which was indeed the two components I attempted to combine. Trying to combine that it
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Yes it is normal here, but it is also hilariously fraught with low-stakes peril. Dumpert always has vids of people busting their ass trying to make a turn or they hit an icy patch every year. I've had a couple of falls on ice here and
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I intuited the phrase in context to roughly mean that APIs are fair game for respectful contact by everyone including competitors. It wouldn't mean they need to provide a open api spec or make it easy, but it couldn't be a ToS vio
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Same. Pretty much any instance where he mentions prison groups or classes, it is very specific and emphasizes strongly that they have changed him. And he knows his mail will be read by the prison staff anyhow. The only benefit of the doubt
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Basically, yeah. It is shockingly trivial to do, and yet like playing with alchemy when it comes to the prompting, especially if doing inference on the cheap like running smaller models. They can get distracted in your formatting, ordering,
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Presupposing completely optimal 50mW/m^2, could you origami that surface? Because then you could probably have something pretty useful.
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> Giving a shit makes for a more happy customer, but cutting a board oval shaped is what they do in a workshop for breakfast. Maybe. It could also be that the majority of their customers only want boring non-oval shit most of the time. S
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The furniture people probably also had the same question and were excited to figure it out.
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> In particular, I am of the (somewhat provocative) opinion that things like radical Islamic terrorism, fringe climate activism, and the more virulent brands of third-wave feminism are all, at their core, performative quests for such tr
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TreeStyleTabs in Firefox has a feature to bookmark the whole tree you've built. I find that very useful for a similar workflow as you. And keeping the tree structure is important because it lets me back up a level or two in case there
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https://archive.org/details/1996-the-millionaire-next-door Here you go.
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