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541.
by pram 3y ago
There’s a torrent linked in the Llama.cpp docs, it’s in a merge request on the LLaMA repo. Has all the files.
542.
by pram 3y ago
This is what B Corporations are for I guess, they're relatively new. As in within the past decade. The legal framework is in place though.
543.
by pram 3y ago
Agreed, whatever they set up (in the past? currently??) to auto-mod is insanely capricious. My six year old account, with three blogs, got completely deleted with ZERO notification. They just go to the 404 page, I can't reuse the names
544.
by pram 3y ago
pud of fuckedcompany deserves to be in the pantheon imo
545.
by pram 3y ago
I’ve had the i9 MBP with the 5500m from launch and it was always hot and noisy fwiw. For most people just having a second monitor plugged in made the fans always run because of a voltage issue. I sincerely doubt Apple needs to intentionally
546.
by pram 3y ago
I worked in Kurian’s org at Oracle and I was shocked when Google hired him. OCI was a total disaster at the start. Like embarrassingly bad, they threw most of the original platform in the trash. Literally failing upward.
547.
by pram 3y ago
If you've never been around an AIX Power server: they're extraordinarily loud. Usually these 3/4U rack servers that sound like a plane taking off.
548.
by pram 3y ago
The G5s had to have impressive cooling lol
549.
by pram 3y ago
The MBP with an M1 Ultra isn't a thing that exists.
550.
by pram 3y ago
It's not... what? It's not "Apple's first spatial computer"? Did Apple have one before this? Did you even read the title before you typed out your crybaby "less space than a nomad" post lol
551.
by pram 3y ago
That’s a pretty good idea, reminds me of my mom filling up a wheelbarrow with water as a crappy pool for me lol
552.
by pram 3y ago
That’s what we get for living in a giant explosion. Who thought this was a good idea?
553.
by pram 3y ago
I never liked straight pork (as in like a steak) until my wife made some via sous vide. It instantly shot up high into my favorite dish list. No hyperbole, that’s a life changing way of cooking lol
554.
by pram 3y ago
I stopped using these titles because they’re just truly meaningless in the corporate world. It could literally be anything from a sysadmin to some programming job that actually requires super deep platform expertise. I’ve been a “Systems An
555.
by pram 3y ago
I don't think Clamence is terrible, but I think his narrative ties into Sartre's concept of living in "bad faith." He was putting a lot of effort into an artificial persona: a very morally and ethically upstanding member
556.
by pram 3y ago
This is a general problem with old OS nostalgia and most UNIX variants: there’s literally nothing interesting to do with most of them. Not only that, but what you can do is not radically different from how things are still done. I worked wi
557.
by pram 3y ago
The point is it charges during the day with your solar panels and then discharges at night. What you’re saying might be true if your car sits in your garage plugged in 24/7?
558.
by pram 3y ago
They have this app called “Smart Lock” that supposedly can generate login codes, but these literally never work for me. What a joke.
559.
by pram 3y ago
Don’t worry. Bard isn’t very good, you’re not missing out on much.
560.
by pram 3y ago
Because they have stock they need to pump. I've found talking to Confluent about anything is a complete waste of time unless it's a very specific technical issue. They're always pushing their cloud as the solution, and it&#x2
561.
by pram 3y ago
When Big Data was becoming the hot new thing, I saw people arguing that companies would inevitably need librarians and Masters in Library Science holders etc to wrangle all the information (I guess?) Spoilers: this didn’t happen
562.
by pram 3y ago
I mean most BIOS I’ve seen for the past 20 years default to a graphical screen with no information, and only spit out a 2 letter code on failure.
563.
by pram 3y ago
Yes my M1 Max MBP is typically at 0rpm
564.
by pram 3y ago
They’re (were) called guilds, not servers, in the API fwiw
565.
by pram 3y ago
I was always disappointed it never summoned some grumpy graybeard unix admin from a dark server room basement to give me a chiding lecture.
566.
by pram 3y ago
Great article. The network is the computer is literally true in this case!
567.
by pram 4y ago
They're all complete crap. I use Google Home to ONLY turn my lights on or off and it gets it like 60% of the time. Sometimes it accepts the command and it just doesn't even work and says something went wrong. Pressing the light bu
568.
by pram 4y ago
Yeah I have an IKEA bed base and it’s basically just four solid pieces of wood. They also recently made a floor lamp I got that’s really solid. In closing, it’s a store of contrasts.
569.
by pram 4y ago
Profiting from a short squeeze. They basically load up on the shit stock like lottery tickets because they believe the price will eventually skyrocket. This is why they’re willing to delude themselves for months and years.
570.
by pram 4y ago
It’s not even new, that’s what’s crazy. How many people wanted shit like Cortana? It was finally mercifully killed but here we are yet again.

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