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pogue
3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39953873
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pogue
3y ago
Sounds very cool, thanks for the recommendation! Lots of videos on YT with setup guides too!
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3y ago
What is this? I don't know any of the context but I'm curious to see irc "rebranding".
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3y ago
It's working fine for me. I'm on Windscribe. Have you tested with TOR?
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3y ago
That's a cool tip! Can you run Minipaint for free on Cloudflare or do you have to subscribe to their services to use it? How does it compare to something like photopea.com ?
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3y ago
I follow the YouTuber in question that got hit with this exploit. In some of the replies on Twitter where this was being discussed, this Github repo was discussed. I have no idea if it's related to what's currently happening, but
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3y ago
Thanks! I searched and searched for a tool that would show me info via the web about a magnet link but nada
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3y ago
I would have assumed they could just upload it to Github. If it has restrictions on file size I'm sure they could make multiple part compressed files. Torrents can unfortunately die after a period of time if no one continues seeding it
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3y ago
Can someone explain why the weights are posted via a Bittorrent magnet link? I have no way to check the size at the moment, but isn't that a bit unusual? There's also only 21 seeders right now according to https://check
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3y ago
I want someone to create a plug in LLM that links into my Spotify (or other streaming service of choice) and see how well it can do at recommending me new artists to check based on my liked songs/artists/other playlists. I would b
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3y ago
I've seen people connecting these to Raspberry Pis to run local LLMs but I'm not sure how effective it is. Check YouTube for some videos about it. Speaking of SBCs, prior to the Raspberry Pi, I was looking at the Orange Pi 5 which
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pogue
3y ago
Whoa wait what? What's this about slavery?
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pogue
3y ago
That looks interesting in theory, but unfortunately it was last updated in Feb 2022 so I would doubt highly it still works. There were a great deal of 3rd party tools to reduce abuse, bots and known bad actors on Twitter, but Elon took that
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3y ago
Oh, that's a very cool project! How successful has it been? If it wasn't for Sci-hub that would be a great idea for the scientific publishing world as well.
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3y ago
The question is whether or not they'll continue to develop Nitter just for people who want to run it locally. Twitter's page layout & functions get updated and changed CONSTANTLY. If someone isn't updating Nitter regularl
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3y ago
The EFF just recently wrote an article with instructions on how to persevere & archive your own tweets on the Wayback Machine, but it involves exporting your own backup and uploading it to them. Since the API is completely cut off from
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3y ago
In terms of a browser extension for Twitter, I highly recommend Control Panel for Twitter. It works as a browser extension as well as on some mobile browsers. It is highly customizable to filter out who/what you don't want to see
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3y ago
Maybe give out some ways for people to try it, at least if you're trying to promote it. With a single example, how can I be confident that it works as advertised? If you don't want to do entire free videos, consider allowing users
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3y ago
Can you expand more on how that's done or point me in the direction to a guide?
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3y ago
I don't want to derail the OP's question, but would the same kind of system to run an LLM on also be suitable for an image generator like Stable Diffusion or does it work through different methods?
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3y ago
I remember in the mid/late 2000s/2010s using Spamcop.net prodigiously to report every spam email I got because there were just so many. Spamcop automated the reporting process by looking up the mailhost that the spam was sent from
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3y ago
When you say 'poison the database' in the case if sms/robocalls what exactly would that involve?
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3y ago
Looks interesting, but again - no description. Can you tell us more about it and cost etc?
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3y ago
So, the site is trained on Quora alone or it's the same library as OpenAI with added training from Quora? (The answers on Quora are terrible, IMHO, so if it's exclusively trained on that - omg no thanks!) Also - rubber duck?
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3y ago
Everyone in the comments is mentioning Kagi, but I can't afford yet ANOTHER subscription service. In the meantime, you should also check other free search engines. DDG gets it's results from Bing. Startpage.com is another good one
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3y ago
Yeah, I used to use delicious! The only question I'd have about this is how long will it last? Can it auto backup to Google Drive/Onedrive, etc etc? Something about social bookmarks seems to never go well.
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3y ago
Getting patched in 5, 4, 3...
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3y ago
What browser or extension has Copy as cURL and all those other functions?
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3y ago
I didn't read the entire article, but it sounds like it's just a very old school port 80 proxy type "VPN" not dissimilar to Opera's VPN.
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4y ago
Engineer's & anonymous programmers at Twitter discuss how Elon Musk's layoffs are slowly causing the ancient and unattended code base to slowly fall apart.
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