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by riedel 2y ago
Not my project and I only know it because a friend starred it. Guessing I would say you could run it with sth much less powerful as it just calls the openai based online service linked. Just thought the look is kind of nice.
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by riedel 2y ago
Three mile island already hit jackpot once in the statistics game and it didn't only go offline for a few days. And it is true that fuel cost are not the driving factor for fision. I am all in, if power companies really have to pay for
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by riedel 2y ago
See also: https://github.com/blixt/sol-mate-eink (using city images)
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by riedel 2y ago
Depends on what you call the accident. However, we will only know after November 5th.
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by riedel 2y ago
I'd wish more Microsoft devblog content was like this one.
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by riedel 2y ago
OK, understood. One remaining question: is it enough to allow the re-linking to run in developer or emulated hw? Does LGPL e.g. forbid code signing of firmware?
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by riedel 2y ago
Why would you need to allow modifications the binary und er LGPL? You will need to ship the source of qt and all mods you made to it, but that is it. Or am I missing sth?
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by riedel 2y ago
Following your link I further I found: https://dalyisaac.github.io/Whim/docs/getting-started/compar...
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by riedel 2y ago
They have IT policies to make sure it largely does not apply. Even in our policy officially any personal use is forbidden. Funnily there is also agreement with our employee board, that any personal use will not be sanctioned. So guess what
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by riedel 2y ago
It is equally disturbing if museums see themselves forced to to move to forced to only fans in protest because of prudish US corps governing the web [0]. I think if there would be more middle ground it would be less of a business model. [0]
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by riedel 2y ago
Looks much like the pinecil [0] (which I love btw if I have no acess to decent equipment) but with Webinterface ?!? Love the look though. [0] https://pine64.com/product/pinecil-smart-mini-portable-solde...
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by riedel 2y ago
The upcoming e-privacy directive will most certainly solve all problems, except that it remains to be just that: upcoming for years
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by riedel 2y ago
Thanks, looks great. Found this comparison: https://martinvonz.github.io/jj/latest/sapling-comparison/ Will try it for sure.
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by riedel 2y ago
The claiming was 'solved' and ORCID, which both basically do no checking at all. It's just a yes/no clicking for fuzzy matched author name lists. So I guess it is enough until there is a dispute. If you are important eno
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by riedel 2y ago
True. I am seeing chatgpt used by my colleagues (mostly no English native speakers) day to day and it mostly improves their writing (except for those wotfd that pop up a bit too often [0] like utilize [1]). So not all bad. I am also heari
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by riedel 2y ago
In the old world a simple global http proxy would suffice to catch all such traffic, but I guess pip is also protecting my package installation behaviour against eavesdropping of foreign intelligence.
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by riedel 2y ago
And it was designed after the T-shirt that feynman wears on one of his most known pictures [0]. BTW: there we still have a nonfunctional CM which we equipped with LEDs to put fun games on it at the CS faculty in Karlsruhe [1] [0] https:&#x
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by riedel 2y ago
I agree with your sentiment. We were excited by HTTP2 at the time for use in embedded/iot devices (e.g. out of order responses to relax buffering, compression to save bandwidth) until we understood it is close to being unimplementable.
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by riedel 2y ago
Out of curiosity I googled 'pfsense clown' and found this thread: https://old.reddit.com/r/opnsense/comments/1ct683k/clown_mom...
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by riedel 2y ago
In my student days I at some point decided to go from a double sided razor to using a belt for sharpening a traditionam razor. Didn't last long because this actually is labour intensive in maintenance and shaving. For years I used to b
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by riedel 2y ago
Was launched on HN 3yrs ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25245740
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by riedel 2y ago
I also once in a while have IEEE membership because of some conference discount (even if it is not such a nobrainer as with student membership). Other than that I am just seeing a very intransparent huge org that does not provide much benef
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by riedel 2y ago
Why not use straight UPnP (DLNA). Tons of open source there. The only problem was standardising codecs (also related to the Chromecast spinoff)
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by riedel 2y ago
Speaking of terminology. I open the discussion because I thought the title was about the manufacturing process (casting with a mold).
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by riedel 2y ago
Funny thing is that what they implemented in that licence is kind of a copy left thingy. Because you can use llama to train other models, but you would have to declare them derivative and thus keep the licence terms. (Not saying this is OSI
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by riedel 2y ago
But FOSS and OSS are brands/labels of FSF and OSI and sometimes it is good to have such labels. This like arguing that same SmartTV is not smart or that there is other ways making a TV smart. I think it is good to have some innovation
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by riedel 2y ago
This a hard stance if you talk just about the code (not the model weights). The llama community licence is a bit weird and probably not an OSI compliant licence, but close. Regarding weights this is different, but to me it is actually diffi
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CVE-2024-38063 – Remotely Exploiting Windows via IPv6(malwaretech.com)
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by riedel 2y ago
Quoting the current github Readme [0]: >And since that blog post came out, performance has increased another 10-80x (!). [0] https://github.com/josephg/diamond-types
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by riedel 2y ago
Funny thing is that now Russia says they France needs to guarantee access to the Russian embassy for him (not really sure if he wants that). But wikipedia says he has UAE and French citizenship...

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