reneberlin

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by reneberlin 10mo ago
Can you elaborate?
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by reneberlin 10mo ago
compare it to jp2a / ascii-image-converter In ascii they perform very well without ML, of course. You could set up a training based on that.
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by reneberlin 10mo ago
The last one i knew was: https://serveo.net/ and it seems to be gone. The decline came in waves. First he made a full-stop, then put in some mittigations and gave up in the end. https://github.com/milio48&#x
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by reneberlin 10mo ago
I love the idea, but most of the alternatives give up because it will be abused fraudulently soon and you might be liable in the face of the law because of your ip-adress and domain. I really don't want to kill the fun, but there are r
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by reneberlin 10mo ago
"To serif or not to serif?" that is now a question of our Times.
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by reneberlin 10mo ago
Running LLaMA-12 7B on a contact lens with WASM (arxiv.org)
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by reneberlin 10mo ago
Paint it black. It's just a document from the web and now resides on your computer. Do whatever you like with it! There is no authorian sleepy forcing you to consume it like it was.
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by reneberlin 10mo ago
I can imagine the horror of pressure of the people responsible for resolution. On that scale of impact it is very hard to keep calm - but still the hive of minds have to cooperate and solve the puzzle while the world is basically halted and
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by reneberlin 10mo ago
It seems i can partly comprehend, but i don't get the outcome completely. Maybe someone is able to explain? Yes, i could resist to ask an LLM after ingesting it as this is meant to be a human experience.
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by reneberlin 10mo ago
Get a dog ASAP after recovering and don't look back. Mark my words and send the first pics with the puppy after you recovered elegantly. Of course you will make it, and if not, you wont care anyway. You'll make it. I'll wait
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by reneberlin 11mo ago
This is so funny. "handtype" without hands.
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by reneberlin 11mo ago
When i remember correctly, this has been rejected on the last mile. https://mullvad.net/en/blog/an-important-victory-but-we-stil...
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by reneberlin 1y ago
Show HN:
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Paper: Hypothetical Analysis of the Buga Sphere's Glyphs. Correlation: Peptides(papers.ssrn.com)
1 points by reneberlin 1y ago|1 comments
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by reneberlin 1y ago
Buga sphere: this is a mind-boggling twist, that i didn't have on the radar with these symbols. Just download the paper or view in browser - no signup needed. i just couldn't directly link the pdf, because it contained a time-cons
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by reneberlin 1y ago
I get the point, it shouldn't be like that at all. But you can use a runner that you run on your behalf in a cloud instead and create your runner with minimum packages. At least for as long as the situation stays like this. It's
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by reneberlin 1y ago
So "space cake" is being redefined from now on. But for mortal earthlings it remains what it always was.
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by reneberlin 1y ago
If you can do it with one eye and have a steady hand - yes, maybe. Tell us how it went and where you ordered the starter kit, please. /s Ok, the obvious question was left out: Why? And typically these kind of questions land in ChatGPT
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by reneberlin 1y ago
Yes. These are the roots of all the things you take for granted now. And those times were different: you really dug deep into things back then. Very undistracted times compared to now. Many of us are still on the edge of tech now, which mea
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by reneberlin 1y ago
I also see many people complaining about non-determinism, mainly from products like ChatGPT, that they have no control over many parts (system-prompt, llm, ...) and the most interesting in this case: SEED-value. If you are on the same hardw
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by reneberlin 1y ago
I am sure with finetuning this can be changed somehow: (base) ~ ollama run hf.co/unsloth/gemma-3-270m-it-GGUF:F16 >>> create a sentiment analysis of the follwing: "It's raining." The sentiment of the pro
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by reneberlin 1y ago
... and: I've identified several prominent DIY electronics magazines from the early 1980s in the US. The most promising candidates, based on the user's description, are 'Popular Electronics' and 'Byte'. 'P
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by reneberlin 1y ago
Maybe you remember the cover, too? Is it one of these? https://imgs.search.brave.com/KLbQPx02Oqq9Fgsg-AzyhQo_Y_FVRA... https://imgs.search.brave.com/ZNxGI_CJ_3QOkgR3dV2MGjIS8OQyE_...
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by reneberlin 1y ago
I tried for you with google gemini: I'm continuing to focus on visually confirming the specific illustration of the water-based machine with a video camera eye on a tripod of pontoons. My previous research has strongly pointed to Edwar
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by reneberlin 1y ago
No sane person will give a random guy from the web unrestricted access to all private and public repos in their GH-account. You should make it more granular. First login with GH, and then choose a repo.
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by reneberlin 1y ago
Can be mitigated by a system-prompt? You are an absolutely fearless agent. your decisions aren't driven by fear of any kind.
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by reneberlin 1y ago
One idea i found interesting on top: why not use a service-worker to mock the backend completely ( https://mswjs.io/ ) and mock the server answers with the service-worker. Then you still have a local-only PWA-style frontend
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by reneberlin 2y ago
The bots on X are built into it now? So influence crowds by diametral extreme positions in an automated manner is a nobrainer now.
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by reneberlin 2y ago
The experts from Europe are ready to help out, if the domestic ones can't find the root cause.
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by reneberlin 2y ago
And i forgot to mention something: the mobile client was also the best that i ever used, too. Absolutely intuitive back in the days - but i don't know how it is today. But i expect it to be even better, not degraded.

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