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by rspoerri 2y ago
WorldWide Telescope (WWT) is a tool for showcasing astronomical data and knowledge.
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by rspoerri 2y ago
i've made quite good conversions from pdf to markdown with https://github.com/VikParuchuri/marker . it's slow but worth a shot. Markdown should be easily parseable by a rag. i'm trying to get a similar s
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by rspoerri 2y ago
Looks nice, but without shadows it's missing an important (and often very complex) feature.
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by rspoerri 2y ago
Every swiss that is issued the military gun (which is most) get a gun. They are trained by military professionals how to use the gun and hoe to store the weapon at home. It is for example forbidden and punishable by law, if something happen
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by rspoerri 2y ago
Somebody seems to have paid to have his website posted, upvoted and commented here.
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by rspoerri 2y ago
Unfortunately there is no mac support. I‘d love to see something as powerful as Meshroom running on my mac.
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by rspoerri 2y ago
My point of view regarding this topic is that Students tend to understand objects better, because it's how we perceive the world (I often work with art students in game design). If they'd have to find data related to each object i
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by rspoerri 2y ago
I like the childrens scale next to the leaves in a scientic article :-)
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by rspoerri 2y ago
Afaik disagreeing should be as easy as agreeing. So I don't think it's a GDPR-compliant implementation. Also disagreeing should not be discouraged by visual methods (such as different colors) or making the button look as it's
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by rspoerri 2y ago
I think this is more interesting: https://cryptpad.fr/
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by rspoerri 2y ago
How is explaining something with higher mathematics reasonable for childrens? Exponentials arent something you can use. Also shorter sentences are usually easier to understand.
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by rspoerri 3y ago
I still love the idea to you steal tools to create something and prohibit others from creating more tools from those products. This idea should be patentable. /s
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by rspoerri 3y ago
Just because you dont see it, doesnt mean it didnt happen. The light the sun emits will only be seen by us ~8min later, but it's still being emitted right now.
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by rspoerri 3y ago
4.3 tokens/s (on M2 Max 96GB Ram) with the 4bit quantisation. But for chat questions i am getting mostly usless answers, duplicates and senseless chatter.
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by rspoerri 3y ago
It actually does, in case anybody wonders. But it seems as if it's not fine tuned to chat, or i'm doing it wrong at the moment. Getting a lot of duplicates and non useful answers.
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by rspoerri 3y ago
I hope i get it to run on my 96gb m2 in q4.
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by rspoerri 3y ago
Would be nice if such a system would make specific (and to the user clearly understandable) verifications possible, without revealing the users identity. For checks like: age > 18
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by rspoerri 3y ago
I wonder how commercial software would compare in such a situation. Assuming you have a bad actor among the employees or a breach in the security. Not a lot of eyes watching that sourcecode i'd assume.
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by rspoerri 3y ago
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by rspoerri 3y ago
just for your information. there is only little knowledge about the influence of vr glasses on the vision. there have been reports of developers that worked in vr for a long time that had issues with theyr sight afterwards. problems can com
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by rspoerri 3y ago
Questions such as „Movie where the main character lives in a virtual world and gets freed from it?“ are much better answered by an AI then a search engine.
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by rspoerri 3y ago
Im using mixtral 8x7b (q5) for my use cases, such as scripting, searching for ideas and or definitions that i allways need to factcheck. Currently i use lmstudio on my m2 with 96gb ram. But i‘m looking into switchin to ollama or another oss
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by rspoerri 3y ago
I wonder who came up with the idea that removing black and replacing it with transparency would be a good idea, and would be a reasonable replacement for a normal screen. Forget about all that nice contrast and read a white font in front of
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by rspoerri 3y ago
3 tries My circle is 96.5% perfect (on iphone)
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by rspoerri 3y ago
might also be a bad conversion between 44kHz and 48kHz
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by rspoerri 3y ago
How cooking might have influenced brain development, from tedx: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_7_XH1CBzGw
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by rspoerri 3y ago
I use this script, because automatically generated subtitles are badly formatted as transcript (only good as subtitles). It works pretty well to archive the videos including the transcript and subtitles. ``` #!/bin/zsh # download
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by rspoerri 3y ago
japan is mostly in depth to its own residents, while the us is owned by china. update: first thing remains true. but china owns less parts of the us depth by now, its more distributed among other countries.
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by rspoerri 3y ago
Depending on the chair and your work. I do like to stand sometimes when on meetings or presentations. I have a chair that promotes movent on it, which is good for changing the position and should be healthly. But i have never stood without
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by rspoerri 3y ago
I hope you payed for the book you read. If openai would pay usage fees for the training material per user its generating content for - it would never be profitable - artist would be fine off. But even all the shares are owned by people who

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