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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
I recently learned that my device won't display UHD movies in Linux on my projector because HDMI is vendor-locked to Windows... Maybe this is something similar (a driver that was not done right)
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
There are easier ways of making segfault than writing a custom compiler.
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
Meanwhile all the phones dropping jack because Apple started it. Official reason is to "waterproof phones"
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
> A 16 GiB M4 Mac Mini is $400 right now Where do you live? In Poland it's 740usd. However, 16gb is very little for a Mac where the OS itself uses 7GB
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
The worst thing about LLM is that managers got convinced that LLMs improve performance and they calculated it in their spreadsheets, now requiring their teams to use LLM and enforcing the allegedly better productivity results. When it does
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
Everyone here is writing as if it was obvious, but I need more details. Could you please share any links on the subject?
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
To think that they had the audacity to sell 8GB RAM too
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
I wonder when does he have time to do those marvellous things
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
They're doing it so often now. We should throw them away. Too bad they haven't been elected
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
This is something really important, especially in the days when music and film vanishes from platforms one by one. I myself have three playlists with greyed out titles (titles are missing so there's no possibility for me to find out wh
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
Reg. 3 AI is a lossy compression of text indeed. I recommend youtubing "karpathy deep dive LLM" (/7xTGNNLPyMI) - he shows that the open texts used in the training are regurgitated unchanged when speaking to the raw model. It
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
Recently archive.org got into trouble for renting one book (or fixed amount of books) exclusively on the whole world, like in a library. Sad men from law office came and made an example of them, but it seems that if they used those books to
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
Normally people get punished for downloading illegal books. Allegedly someone at meta downloaded hella ton of illegal books and taught the LLM on them and they said "oh it was for his/hers private usage". You won't get j
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
Nor sources
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
That's really impressive. As you wrote it in C it gets automatically compilable to webasm and usable in js. I wonder how Java would behave here... As JNI is not the fastest (used to be not the fastest?)
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
You're right, C++ generic implementation is different than Java for example. That's why it was hard for me to nail the features the generic should have in general... C++ is more like duck typing with precompiled checking i.e. If y
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
I have a funny story, when I did it in the startup script, then I ran it. I lost my ssh, and moreover this server was in another country, France. And moreover I set up the internal keyboard layout there to be US as I am writing without look
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
This are merely instanceof switches. Generics mean that you write fun(a,b): return a+b and if the a + b is doable, it will be done. You don't need to specify the list of types that accepts this syntax. The difference between th
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
So much for your master’s mercy
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
I'd love to see the LLM trained on 1600s-1800s texts that would use the old English, and especially Polish which I am interested in. Imagine speaking with Shakespearean person, or the Mickiewicz (for Polish) I guess there is not so muc
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
I wonder why it takes a one state to wake up legally speaking. Why the Federal Government is not speaking about this... Or EU for that matter
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
$ sudo ufw default deny incoming $ sudo ufw default allow outgoing $ sudo ufw allow ssh $ sudo ufw allow 80/tcp $ sudo ufw allow 443/tcp $ sudo ufw enable As a user of iptables this order makes me anxious. I used
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
burned through 1,464,295 input tokens, 97,122,176 cached input tokens and 625,563 output tokens How much did it cost?
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
I missed it too However I guess that in the case of Jetbrains this means you get your code infiltrated and stolen to teach the AI on
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
Jetbrains CLion is great for non-Qt C++, albeit paid. It helped me deliver a bank-exchange-grade connector in a tight schedule with very little knowledge of C (at that time). Mostly with static checking, compiling, cmake etc.
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
That's great work. Thanks for sharing. I was wondering is there a good way of mixing rust and Qt but I decided that this wouldn't make sense... But I'm used to generate C++ code from uic, and have little experience in qml.
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by p0w3n3d 10mo ago
What about newest postgresql support for uuidv7? Anybody did tests? This is what we're heading towards at the moment of writing so I'd like to ask to eventually roll back the decision
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by p0w3n3d 11mo ago
They did a great job. We must recognise experts in this matter. They had help of other companies and hardware producers of course, but still... Or even that they forbid to use different clients for YouTube
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by p0w3n3d 11mo ago
Is robots.txt still a thing?
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by p0w3n3d 11mo ago
Ex-Israeli or ex-spies?

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