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by romperstomper 9mo ago
I don't understand how/why all of this is local-first if all these providers are supported and used - could you elaborate what is sent to them?
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by romperstomper 9mo ago
I've resently learnt about Q# https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Q_Sharp though I haven't tried it yet.
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by romperstomper 9mo ago
Well.. today I learned that there is a thing called "Safe Browsing protocol" and Firefox 147.0 switched from v4 to v5 :)
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by romperstomper 9mo ago
The big challenge in linux (at least for me) is to connect and work with devices like printers or scanners. It is weird but when I connected my (now old) printer a decade ago its setup was easier and more stable. After several years and ubu
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Explaining Cloud-9: A Celestial Object Like No Other(centauri-dreams.org)
3 points by romperstomper 9mo ago|0 comments
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by romperstomper 9mo ago
It is cool but remember that not all the world uses Fahrenheit for temperature :)
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by romperstomper 9mo ago
I solve chess puzzles sometimes
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by romperstomper 10mo ago
This time I read LotR in original for the first time and this was quite an effort for me as non-native English speaker. And yes - poems and songs have much more sens and much more beautiful in original if compared with translated ones.
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by romperstomper 10mo ago
I wish ChatGPT also had collapsable answers. Now the answers are quite long in most of cases and the whole threads become inconvenient to scroll.
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by romperstomper 10mo ago
The Lord of the Rings
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by romperstomper 10mo ago
Heh.. they used ancient .su domains (soviet union) in several places, I wonder where it is possible to register them nowadays and how easy it is?
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by romperstomper 11mo ago
From a technical perspective this is a pin-hole camera :)
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by romperstomper 11mo ago
I'd say it's not only the greedy corporations but maybe technical challenges. Compare with clutter on ISS or in earlier spacecrafts - also claustrophobic, narrow and packed with equipment.
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by romperstomper 11mo ago
"The Second Coming" also comes to mind. https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/43290/the-second-comi...
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by romperstomper 11mo ago
The author mentions that they considered FastAPI and this looks more sane decision as for me then rather radical jump into Node.js.
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by romperstomper 11mo ago
Ah, that's cool! Thanks!
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by romperstomper 11mo ago
Thanks! I can't imagine how to code in this style everyday, tbh :)
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by romperstomper 11mo ago
Could you elaborate? :) I found OrangeC Compiler but I'm not sure this is the OCC you've mentioned.
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by romperstomper 11mo ago
Is this supposed to be a specific coding style or paradigm? I’ve never seen code written like this in real-world projects — maybe except for things like the "business card ray tracer". When I checked out Arthur Whitney’s Wikipedia
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by romperstomper 11mo ago
While this is very cool and llamafiles are quite universal there is anyway a nuance for Window systems which is the size limit for a Windows executable which is 4Gb maximum. As LLM models are tend to be quite large this limit is reached pre
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by romperstomper 1y ago
It is probably a reference to Stanislaw Lem's books https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sepulka
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by romperstomper 1y ago
Well.. my judgment was based on the facts from the article, which are mostly about the amount and sophistication of equipment. I also read more facts from this link posted there as a reference https://apnews.com/article&#x2F
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by romperstomper 1y ago
An interesting choosing of words - "It's just normal criminal enterprise for sending SMS spam and anonymous messages." It doesn't look anyway "normal" as for me. I feel that this guy just says me "move alo
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by romperstomper 1y ago
yeah, the 15th standard.. https://xkcd.com/927/ :)
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by romperstomper 1y ago
Could it be a result of a caching of some sort? I suppose in case of LLM they can't make a direct cache but they could group prompts using embeddings and produce some most common result maybe? (this is just a theory)
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by romperstomper 1y ago
well.. nobody cares now I suppose.
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by romperstomper 1y ago
> I'm slowly starting to think that NATO/EU is using Ukraine as a trench war test ground Ukrainian government even officially proposed that some time ago as I remember.
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by romperstomper 1y ago
I'd say this is more like Wolfenstein 3D :)
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by romperstomper 1y ago
I have started with F1 around pandemic too :) I took me some time to figure out what DRS is and why and how it is used. Regarding the cars and dominance - if I'm not wrong Red Bull previously contracted with Honda and they gave them su
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by romperstomper 1y ago
> DynamoDB You can now have empty fields When this was changed? I think this is still an issue, I've had some such errors quite recently.

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