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by onedognight 3y ago
It’s open but not open source. Getting Llama is like getting a binary executable. You don’t get the source (training data / model / code), so you can’t make changes and recompile, but you can use it and fine tune.
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by onedognight 3y ago
I hope he pushes for a no-ad version of their site for subscribers that doesn’t track, but costs more.
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by onedognight 3y ago
Twice.
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by onedognight 3y ago
A perfect third is a music term where the periods of two periodic signals (sounds) have a frequency ratio of 4:5. Including this shows the LLM can integrate knowledge from different domains: music, math, flags of the world, and Mathematica
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by onedognight 3y ago
You are quite right to point out that I glossed over the RHL -> RHEL -> Fedora -> RHEL history. Thanks for clarifying. Yes, I was referring only to today’s community contribution workflow and what I considered the fair but now pr
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by onedognight 3y ago
> I'm personally impressed that Fedora is fully open source while being released by a for-profit company You shouldn’t be. Fedora is a community project. RedHat, while a huge contributor, does not maintain all the packages therein
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by onedognight 3y ago
I switched my mother, who also has cognitive decline, from the iPhone 7 to the iPhone SE to keep the same shape and the home button. She was never able to master the upward swipe on her new iPad. Changing to the newer iOS was challenging f
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by onedognight 3y ago
The data should also be scaled per-capita otherwise large schools have an advantage.
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by onedognight 3y ago
GnuCash may not support concurrent users, but it does support concurrent programmers as its XML config files can be checked into git. From my programmer perspective, revision-controlled accounting makes sense. You can fix bugs and change
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by onedognight 3y ago
He ruthlessly optimizes his time and brain space towards his life goals. He, famously, doesn’t use email directly[0]. Anything he can outsource, he does. [0] https://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/email.html
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by onedognight 3y ago
TL;DR put this command in the interactive part of your shell startup scripts if you want to use interactive search (and you do): stty -ixon
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by onedognight 4y ago
s/twitter.com/nitter.net/
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by onedognight 4y ago
Their fiduciary duty is to violate the law to make money?
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by onedognight 4y ago
Thanks, this wasn’t on any of the retrospectives I saw!
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by onedognight 4y ago
Ah, thanks! In my defense, the native/ directory contains the portable C++ source and the src/ directory contains a the native executables.
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by onedognight 4y ago
The “src/“ directory[0] contains compiled .so files. Is this even open source? [0] https://github.com/cirospaciari/socketify.py/tree/main/src/s...
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by onedognight 4y ago
I use Homebrew’s emacs brew install emacs or when I want a GUI, I use the Cask version from https://emacsforosx.com brew install --cask emacs The https://emacsforosx.com maintainer goes to great len
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by onedognight 4y ago
Additionally, emacs will filter undo/redo’s to changes within a region. If you select a region (no new command to learn) and use undo/redo, it will only perform those that affect text completely within the region. This is a supe
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by onedognight 4y ago
Mexico used their government licensed NSO tools to target the children of activists working to pass a sugar sweetened beverage tax. https://deibert.citizenlab.ca/2017/02/mexico-nso-group-and-t...
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by onedognight 4y ago
I wasn’t comparing to nor defending Tesla’s self driving system. I was just clarifying that Cruise’s cars are not “available” to the public. I was surprised to learn this, so I thought other might have missed this fact as well.
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by onedognight 4y ago
Not to the public. Or at least it’s “invite only”.
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by onedognight 4y ago
The entire grammar is spelled out in the tcl(n) man page[0]. It’s amazingly concise and easy to learn from just this. To answer your question, it’s “as if” everything was a string, but the implementation is reasonably efficient and doesn’
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by onedognight 4y ago
Big companies offer packages when laying people off, n weeks of full salary once you are gone with m weeks before of time to find a new role internally or externally. This does not happen when you are fired for cause.
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by onedognight 4y ago
git range-diff is great for seeing what changed after a rebase. It shows you which commits were added, removed, reordered, and changed (with a diff of course) all with color.
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by onedognight 4y ago
> Inc. > As a result of the FastCompany.com breach, Mansueto Ventures (which also owns Inc.) is temporarily shutting down Inc.com out of an abundance of caution while the investigation is underway.
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by onedognight 4y ago
While imaging the inconvenience of switching chat apps, you might also imagine someone who lived in Ukraine who just wanted to sit around all day and read HN and now they are dead after being bombed by Russia. Apple is complying with the U
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by onedognight 4y ago
The README points here for a bunch of examples. https://github.com/hsutter/cppfront/tree/main/regression-tests/test-results
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by onedognight 4y ago
It’s actually close to the new C++ syntax for functions. Take a look at the output C++ in the regression-tests/test-results folder: auto main() -> int { cout << "hello world\n"; } The difference
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by onedognight 4y ago
I have yet to hear about NSO tools being used to target celebrities who are not activists. Activists are targeted all the time. For example, Mexico used its NSO install to target a person that was working to get a tax on sugar sweetened
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by onedognight 4y ago
My guess is that it operates in place with no memory allocations or copying.

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