ranguna

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by ranguna 3y ago
Ugh no brightness control would kill my eyes. I read somewhere that the camera also doesn't work, meaning that video calls are out of the question and that's something I use for my personal and professional life. So, not a daily d
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by ranguna 3y ago
What is "on par" to you? 7 hours? 10,14?
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by ranguna 3y ago
How usable is Asahi right now?
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by ranguna 3y ago
What's the battery like on windows?
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by ranguna 3y ago
What's the battery like?
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by ranguna 3y ago
It all depends on the nature of the work you are doing. One thing is to own a service that's used by 10 MAU and you extend the service with a job that calls the OP's service 100 times a second. That's bad, you are using way m
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by ranguna 3y ago
Interesting observation, but, uh, now they don't. Not to mention that you still have to wait months for the majority of other car dealers.
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by ranguna 3y ago
Thousands of complaints amounts millions of car journeys doesn't seem too bad. All the car has to do is to be better than humans. Humans also make accidents, its just that we generally don't make a complaint be cause we know it&#x
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by ranguna 3y ago
> bombarding a free service for unlimited requests isn't okay Hummmm.... OP's website on https://getjsonip.com/ says: > Supports unlimited requests and is free. Seems like we have a bit of a contradiction he
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by ranguna 3y ago
It's missing quite a few vendors, but they are open to PRs :)
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by ranguna 3y ago
So all in all, what you've built is a daemon, because python scripts are slow to start? Have you ran benchmarks comparing the time it takes to show the full response of a prompt with a daemon and without? I'm a bit skeptical that
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by ranguna 3y ago
DIP and DPI is a bit far from "loads" of imperial measures.
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by ranguna 3y ago
Can you elaborate what you mean with "optimised for fast access" and "optimised for mac os"? I took a brief look at your code and it just looks like your run of the mill python and bash code, with an integration locked t
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by ranguna 3y ago
I don't think you can, but activation is pretty straightforward through either a phone or a pc with usb c with display port alt mode.
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by ranguna 3y ago
Not necessarily. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html > (...) use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize. In this case, the title could be misleading due to the use t
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by ranguna 3y ago
Do share more.
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by ranguna 3y ago
Sorry to be pedantic, but I'm failing to see how this is related to the OP?
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by ranguna 3y ago
Changing the goalpost?
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by ranguna 3y ago
Sorry, I was mistaking this with api access.
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by ranguna 3y ago
To save you a click https://github.com/eugeneyan/open-llms
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by ranguna 3y ago
The original comment stands: it's harder.
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by ranguna 3y ago
And I just got a good result off of gpt 3.5 and 4. 3.5 turbo: The code snippet seems to be correct and there are no obvious bugs. It initializes an array of queue positions, and then creates pairs of adjacent positions using a for loop and
533.
by ranguna 3y ago
Shame it's not publicly available.
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by ranguna 3y ago
Every single time chatgpt 3.5 told me there were no issues. So even if you got a good response out of it, it might have been just luck.
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by ranguna 3y ago
The most impressive thing I found in this article was the demo page, quite a few models hosted there. Nice share!
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by ranguna 3y ago
Agree 100%, keep up the awesome work!
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by ranguna 3y ago
To save everyone a click: That link tried to open three pop-ups and has an intrusive full screen page block about notifications.
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by ranguna 3y ago
Like I mentioned on my other comment, this is amazing! Are there any plans to integrate this with other LLMs providers like open assistant or hugging faces chat?
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by ranguna 3y ago
This is incredibly! I've been benchmarking several LLMs to identify a possible bug in a snippet of code given no context on what is expected from the code. Neither chatgpt, vacuna, open assistant or mpt where able to identify the bug.
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by ranguna 3y ago
Great, in a few months I won't need to hire any more frontend engineers!

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