rubatuga

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by rubatuga 2y ago
This is the best outcome for the consumer.
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by rubatuga 2y ago
Manhunt?
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by rubatuga 2y ago
Agreed, Windows should just make some breaking changes already and adopt unix style arguments.
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by rubatuga 2y ago
From what I can tell the largest vulnerability is argument passing to executables in Windows. Essentially it is very difficult to safeguard it. I've seen some CLI programs use the '--' to signify user input at the end, maybe
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by rubatuga 2y ago
You could also drive around the bridge ...
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by rubatuga 2y ago
Would consider at a lower price of $500 USD, way too expensive for what it brings.
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by rubatuga 2y ago
Then just use a proxy for your older browsers, I think the onus is not on the site owner but instead the device.
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by rubatuga 2y ago
Any complaints so far? I'm still on windows 10 LTSC.
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by rubatuga 2y ago
> It takes approximately 40 seconds to refresh this display
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by rubatuga 2y ago
I only get this with very faint white noise in very quiet environments. Humans can actually sense things under the noise floor, so the line between hallucination and truth is blurry.
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by rubatuga 2y ago
I think that's the context yes
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by rubatuga 2y ago
I don't have a lot of experience but https://animejs.com/ comes to mind. I'm not sure how the rendering works in WebGPU with changing inputs either. For example, does Svader cap at 60fps or the browser refresh rat
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by rubatuga 2y ago
Any plans to integrate this with an animation engine? I've found Svelte animations little bit buggy however. Also are the limitations of 3D just a design choice? Thanks for the HN post.
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by rubatuga 2y ago
You can download LM Studio today and try it out. I've had success with the Mistral Small Instruct IQ3M model, which fits in VRAM.
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by rubatuga 2y ago
Interesting, will have to try it out when it is released.
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by rubatuga 2y ago
I run a 12GB model on my 3060 and use it to help answer healthcare questions. I'm currently doing a medical residency. (No I don't use it to diagnose). It helps comply with any HIPAA style regulations. I sometimes use it to fix up
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Configure Kernel Modules Like a Pro(naut.ca)
8 points by rubatuga 2y ago|0 comments
108.
by rubatuga 2y ago
lol, I'm still on 802.11n !
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by rubatuga 2y ago
Thanks, this is the reason I browse Hacker News
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by rubatuga 2y ago
What terrifies me is people will turn their brains off and blindly trust AI.
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by rubatuga 2y ago
That's quite interesting. It would need Tor unblocked on both ends however, unless you are using a public gateway.
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by rubatuga 2y ago
Similar concept in shadertoy: https://www.shadertoy.com/view/st3XWX
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by rubatuga 2y ago
Had more than few cups over the past week in Peru. Going up to Puno @4000MASL, I had the same tingling hands, I thought I developed CTS! My guess is that it had to do with swelling of the extremities? Overall I found coca tea to be slightly
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by rubatuga 2y ago
I don't like using smartwatches for HR tracking during exercise. If for any reason blood flow to your wrist decreases it becomes inaccurate
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by rubatuga 2y ago
Defaulting to SSL only is the easiest way. I'm surprised the industry has not moved on yet ... my mail server enforces SSL only.
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by rubatuga 2y ago
Honestly I don't personally see a problem with exposing your IP. You want to participate in the global routing network known as the internet? Then you will be associated with an identity. TLS allows wildcard subdomains as well allowing
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by rubatuga 2y ago
No bug in Big Sur spotlight: "(-20)^21" = -2.097152e27 "(-22)^21" = -1.551944897e28
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by rubatuga 2y ago
Agreed with everything until the last bit. Runaway AI models are a possibility I still consider
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by rubatuga 2y ago
What ML packages do you support? In the comments below it says you do not support Vulkan or OpenGL. Does this support AMD GPUs as well?
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by rubatuga 2y ago
There should be a new term called compliance hell.

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