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rolisz
4y ago
I run a Synology NAS and I use their photo backup and management software. I also run Monica, Wallabag, PiHole, Borg Backup, HomeAssistant, Firefly III, BudiBase, Tube Archivist.
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For the YouTube you can try this: https://github.com/tubearchivist/tubearchivist I've set it up on my NAS and I've downloaded a couple of videos, but I haven't used it extensively yet.
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4y ago
I think he means that even whisper segments the audio into 30 second bits and does transcribing on them and then stiches everything together.
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Out of the Software Crisis: Systems-Thinking for Software Projects
(softwarecrisis.baldurbjarnason.com)
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I was not allowed to donate blood because the nurse noticed I started to look pale before I even got stuck with the needle.
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4y ago
Any advice on how to get over that reaction to blood?
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rolisz
4y ago
Linux has a lot of corporations contributing code to it. Tensorflow is backed by Google. Plenty of other projects are released as open source by companies, not people. I don't see companies crying about Copilot, so their employees will
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How did you learn the shape of the code and techniques that you recognized? By looking at other code? Are you violating copyright when you are writing similar code yourself?
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Well, by doing some measurable tasks you might feel competent - that is you have the emotion of competence. For many people, they are actually competent, but don't know it or believe it or feel it, and that's part of the problem.
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4y ago
This scrollytelling tool looks really nice, but pricing send to be hidden behind a contact us form. Does anyone have any suggestions for some alternatives? Ideally open source, but reasonably cheap SaaS alternatives are good too.
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I've been using deta for a (quite small) side project for a year now. It's free, but it has quite the limitations: max RAM of 512 MB (recently upgraded, before it was 128), and their database is a custom thingy, which doesn't
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No, I didn't get it either. People will still need food, electricity, gas, clothing. Buildings will need maintenance. Are you saying people will decide to not eat because deflation? Or not fix their broken windows?
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Not Mysticizing System Dynamics
(twitchard.github.io)
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Joscha Bach has some interesting arguments against it: http://bach.ai/quantum-computers-wont-work/
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So I'm not the only one bitten by the Grub issue. I haven't had time to properly look into it so far, and I don't use my ArchLinux machine too often, so I guess it will wait quite a while.
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4y ago
You said most human interaction - that includes more than natural language.
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How to train a Spacy model for multi label classification
(rolisz.com)
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> Most of human interactions with each other are through natural language and it works very well for us. Non-verbal (body language) communication is a bigger part of our interaction than verbal communication ( https://www.entre
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Bible Analysis with Bert
(huggingface.co)
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I miss StumbleUpon so much, there was sooo much good stuff there. O wonder why more recent recommendation stuff isn't as good.
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Europe is composed of a lot of countries, which all have different laws. In Romania, minimum vacation days are 20 days and very few companies give more than that, except maybe for seniority.
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And not only that, but as far as I know the solo dev behind Photopea has been contacted by the Photoshop team to work together on some format. Unfortunately, i can't find the quote right now.
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Location: Romania Remote: Yet Willing to relocate: No Technologies: PyTorch, HuggingFace Transformers, Spacy, scikit-learn, pandas, FastAPI, Docker Resume: https://rolisz.ro/CV.pdf Email: hn@rolisz.ro I'm a machine lea
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SEEKING WORK | Romania | Remote I'm a Machine Learning consultant, helping companies get started with ML & AI. I can guide you through problem definition (which is often quite tricky), data collection, data annotation, project est
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Honestly, this sounds more like something like Chiselstrike than a traditional CMS
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How big was the biggest dataset in the 1980s? And I'm pretty sure that a modern computer with 4 GPUs beats the best clusters from the 80s
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Paid vacation still counts towards your "work hours", because your employer pays for them.
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And Google Photos, which initially included unlimited compressed photo storage, killed off competitors and then changed it to 15 GB.
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Except they are very much against hourly billing and they strongly recommend value based pricing.
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Similar for me: I got a new desktop in January 2015 and I've been dual booting ArchLinux and Windows 10 ever since. Everything is super stable and it has even survived several hard drive upgrades where I cloned the old drive onto a big
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