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by progbits 2y ago
What's annoying about the built-in checker is that it attempts to connect proxypass backends. So if you want to run this in CI you will get connection refused errors.
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by progbits 2y ago
When you query some APIs/scrape sites for personal use, it is unlikely you get throttled. Openai doing it at large scale for many users might have to go slower (they have tons of proxies for sure, but don't want to burn those IPs
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by progbits 2y ago
Openai is not running solid five minutes of LLM compute per request. I know they are not profitable and burn money even on normal request, but this would be too much even for them. Likely they throttle and do a lot of waiting for nothing du
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by progbits 2y ago
TL;DR: Yes there is a small difference in efficiency, but it's still plenty efficient. You need a switching regulator for the current 12V anyway (as opposed to linear regulator which are much simpler but basically just burn power to re
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by progbits 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/?title=Reality_has_a_well_known_lib...
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by progbits 2y ago
So assuming battery capacity of 60kWh, sentry mode is burning an average of 200W all the time? For functionality you could do with like 10W power budget on raspberry pi / coral tpu? Wild.
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by progbits 2y ago
Google could do this easily, there are whitelabel GCP offerings run by EU companies already: https://cloud.google.com/t-systems-sovereign-cloud?hl=en Hardware, personnel and all access is EU company. Google can provide upda
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by progbits 2y ago
Thanks, didn't know, never really used these voice assistants. It's a weird choice, I suppose the endless handcrafted rules and tools don't scale across languages and usecases but then LLM are not good at reliability. And wha
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by progbits 2y ago
How does release of LLM API relate to assistant?
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by progbits 2y ago
Ah this again? Commit message is not just a quick summary of what, it's also a historical record of why. Can't generate the latter from the diff.
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by progbits 2y ago
That's not how the censorship works, the model doesn't know. Either some information has been excluded from training data set, some answers penalized in training or, most commonly, just another LLM/simple regex on the output
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by progbits 2y ago
> search of meaning or fulfillment---longings that can only be truly satisfied in communion with God This always annoyed me about religion. Such a lazy cop out no answer to such important question.
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by progbits 2y ago
This is really poor test though, of course the most recently trained model knows the newest libraries or knows that a library was renamed. Not disputing it's best at reasoning but you need a different test for that.
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by progbits 2y ago
Set it few degrees lower than average preference. Put on socks or hoodie when cold, take them off when hot. Instant regulation, efficient energy usage.
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by progbits 2y ago
But when you buy the printer you still need to give it internet access / connect via their app, right?
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by progbits 2y ago
Small correction, one pair is 0.2" apart (so skipping one 0.1" pitch space), but the other is 0.16".
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by progbits 2y ago
Not to your competitors in Shenzhen, they can get basically any part within one day or can get any prototype made easily.
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by progbits 2y ago
From a (potentially made up [1]) letter from Freud: > So yesterday I gave my lecture. Despite a lack of preparation, I spoke quite well and without any hesitation, which I ascribe to the cocaine I had taken beforehand. I told about my di
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by progbits 2y ago
https://github.com/agentstation/uuidkey/blob/master/uuidkey.... They don't appear to check validity though? I haven't tested it so maybe someone else can double check.
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by progbits 2y ago
This is missing a checksum which helps secret scanning avoid false positives in other high entropy strings. See for example: https://docs.github.com/en/code-security/secret-scanning/sec...
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by progbits 2y ago
Mildly off topic, for what I think is the best material on rainbows check out this lecture (and the entire 801+802 courses by Walter Lewin) https://youtu.be/pj0wXRLXai8
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by progbits 2y ago
The contrast of the pendulum clock in a wooden cabinet and the sensor mounted on what appears to be Merkur (building toy from 1950s, still available today), with the fiber optic cables and maser is quite something :)
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by progbits 2y ago
Of course they are paid to say that, the question is how far are they willing to go. I'm not talking about some shitty clickbait channels but ones like Steve Mould, whom I generally trust not to straight up lie and would only accept sp
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by progbits 2y ago
I see Brilliant a lot on technical channels I follow and I'm very confused, the "courses" they are selling all seem like highschool level at best, but very advanced technical channels go "I've learned all this from
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by progbits 2y ago
This is the one from which most balancer books are made and if I recall correctly the first one that made SAT work for this problem.
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by progbits 2y ago
There must be strong punishment for frivolous lawsuits. This company is entirely in the wrong and the execs should be in prison, but instead they are wasting time and money with the copyright and other bullshit, trying to demotivate and dis
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by progbits 2y ago
So my phone would need a power connector and a separate data connector? No thanks. This bureaucracy has only standardized something everyone except a single stubborn, different-thinking company was already using for years.
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by progbits 2y ago
Well you are in luck because that is exactly what the article is about. ??
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by progbits 2y ago
Can't edit my post anymore so replying to myself with an addendum: I wrote the comment in a rush last night and I think it sounds like I'm dumping on ghostty. That is not my intention, it looks very well made and a true passion pr
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by progbits 2y ago
> I like where we're headed with tools like this and Ladybird[0] for hope of a subscriptionless future. That's a weird statement. I've been running a free, open-source and subscription-less browser (firefox) and terminal e

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