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by rhdunn 1y ago
Newer versions of XPath and XSLT allow /*:bookstore/*:book/*:title
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by rhdunn 1y ago
It depends on 1) what model you are running; and 2) how many models you are running. You can just about run a 32B (at Q4/Q5 quantization) on 24GB. Running anything higher (such as the increasingly common 70B models, or higher if you wa
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by rhdunn 1y ago
Google have their own ASIC via their TPU. The other major players have leveraged NVIDIA and -- to a lesser extent -- AMD. This is partly due to investment in TPUs/ASICs being complex (need specialist knowledge and fabrication units) an
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by rhdunn 1y ago
The ARIA Authoring Practices Guide (APG) [1] is my usual goto for what ARIA markup I need for custom elements, as it is clear on what the keyboard navigation, ARIA roles, ARIA states, and ARIA properties should be for a given element in a g
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by rhdunn 1y ago
There's also https://www.govinfo.gov/bulkdata/FR/resources for federal register XML documents. Note: it could be worth checking the issues at https://github.com/usgpo/bulk-data/issue
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by rhdunn 1y ago
See https://www.govinfo.gov/bulkdata/BILLS/resources . Specifically the billres.xsl and associated stylesheets. You can use those with the Saxon XSLT processor to transform the XML files into a HTML view similar to
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by rhdunn 1y ago
It's harder to run html and xml files with xslt by just opening them in a web browser (things like nunit test run output). To view these properly now -- to get the css, xslt, images, etc. to load -- you now typically have to run a web
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by rhdunn 1y ago
In Wales I've seen things like speed warning signs have a combined small solar panel and wind turbine -- I'm assuming they also have a small battery as well. This makes sense as it is expensive running power to remote areas, where
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by rhdunn 1y ago
Huh? What part of my reply was trolling? No. I was not trolling. If you explain why you think I'm trolling I could provide a better response to your generic reply. Are you trolling?
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by rhdunn 1y ago
And like those technologies it will find its own niches (like XML and no-SQL being used heavily in the publishing, standards, and other similar industries using document formats such as JATS) or fade away to be replaced with something else
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by rhdunn 1y ago
Interesting. I was aware of using an imatrix for the i-quants but didn't know you could use them for k-quants. I've not experimented with using imatrices in my local setup yet. And it's not a skill issue... it's the defa
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by rhdunn 1y ago
It is feasible to run 7B, 8B models with q6_0 in 8GB VRAM, or q5_k_m/q4_k_m if you have to or want to free up some VRAM for other things. With q4_k_m you can run 10B and even 12B models.
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by rhdunn 1y ago
The 1.58bit quantization is using 3 values -- -1, 0, 1. The bits number comes from log_2(3) = 1.58.... For that level you can pack 4 weights in a byte using 2 bits per byte. However, there is one bit configuration in each that is unused. Mo
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by rhdunn 1y ago
The number of quantized bits is a trade off between size and quality. Ideally you should be aiming for a 6-bit or 5-bit model. I've seen some models be unstable at 4-bit (where they will either repeat words or start generating random w
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by rhdunn 1y ago
The TIOBE index is just reflecting search queries. If someone is familiar with a language, they would be searching about a specific framework, using LLMs/AI agents, and working on projects in that language. Those won't be reflecte
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by rhdunn 1y ago
And accessibility.
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by rhdunn 1y ago
The CSS and specs are maintained by W3C and are widely implemented by browsers. Likewise for the WAI-ARIA, WCAG, MathML, and SVG specs. The XML and related specs are implemented by various applications and libraries even if web browsers dis
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by rhdunn 1y ago
Choose two from: security, accuracy, and speed.
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by rhdunn 1y ago
That's a certified bop! ;) You should get elybeatmaker to do a remix! Edit: I didn't realize that this was actually a reference to Men Without Hats - The Safety Dance. I was referencing a different parody/allusion to that son
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by rhdunn 1y ago
We have concrete evidence that either a) a new type of matter and energy exists, or b) our theories need to be modified in some way. The orbit of planets in our solar system have hinted at missing matter several times -- one time it lead to
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by rhdunn 1y ago
I hit this when upgrading to Ubuntu 25.04 as that upgraded to Python 3.13. I'm running the various python projects I want in a venv. For the projects stuck on 3.12 I ended up building and installing it from source to my local directory
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by rhdunn 2y ago
I agree. It would be useful to include additional metrics on things like new/active projects/number of commits/etc. that give a better idea/representation of how active a programming language is. Search queries will only
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by rhdunn 2y ago
Some complexities: - handling shy hyphens/hyphenation when splitting long words -- working out where to hyphenate so it is readable, then how that affects the available space takes time to compute to ensure that justified text doesn&#x
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by rhdunn 2y ago
Part of the problem is that it is difficult/impossible to go through the original sources and verify the claims. Another part of the problem is knowing what biases an outlet/reporter has and what parts of a story/the thing th
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by rhdunn 2y ago
There's a maintained version of the codebase at https://github.com/idiap/coqui-ai-TTS . The model is dead though, due to the license.
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by rhdunn 2y ago
It would be good to see Ladybird's cURL usage improve cURL itself, such as the WebSocket over h2 example you mention. It is also a good test of cURL to see and identify what functionality cURL is missing w.r.t. real-world browser workf
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by rhdunn 2y ago
My experience with that is that 100% CPU can happen if the WSL2 image is using more memory than available, and is then swapping. You should be able to check that by looking at the VmmemWSL process. There's also an option in the WSL con
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by rhdunn 2y ago
I'm looking at the https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/privacy/firefox/#lawful-bases section of the new privacy document which goes into more detail on what is collected and why, along with the "Types of
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by rhdunn 2y ago
This is even more confusing. I understand that the browser needs to know my primary language and will send that as part of the HTTP requests (e.g. as part of the Accept-Language header) in order to operate ("To provide you with the Fir
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by rhdunn 2y ago
I'd like Java to add support for the null coalescing operator `?.` and associated `!.` and `?:`. -- I find this easier to use and read than using Optional or null check code. I find heavy use of Optionals for nullable values can quickl

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