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6mo ago
How about kobold.cpp then? Or LMStudio (I know it's not open source, but at least they give proper credit to llama.cpp)? Re curation: they should strive to not integrate broken support for models and avoid uploading broken GGUFs.
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Getting an overview of parsing theory is mainly useful to avoid making ambiguous or otherwise hard to parse grammars. Usually one can't go too wrong with a hand-written recursive descent parser, and most general-purpose language are so
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6mo ago
Single transistors aren't yet logic gates by themselves; they are amplifiers with a very specific gain function that makes it possible to use them as switches. Logic gates usually consist of at least two transistors. See https:/&
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6mo ago
I was referring to that model :-)
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We don't just use one single method to infer distances. TA is about that there are multiple methods, and that the framework is open for new ones. What is more likely at fault is the underlying model of how the cosmos developed, which i
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6mo ago
It's just the sin with the greatest consequences since it invokes the wrath of the groups the person being killed belonged to. Unlawful killings challenge the authority of those who determine which killings are lawful and which aren&#x
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6mo ago
There is one very serious issue with software: it needs updates for security issues that are uncovered. And it might be built requiring access to MS cloud services to work. To get rid of these problems is basically equivalent to adopting op
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6mo ago
At the same time, TFA is about software, not about the computers themselves.
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At the same time it is an open source product and can therefore be forked. Being controlled by Google presents not nearly such an issue as Microsoft products or the Apple ecosystem.
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Android Open Source is good enough. The tough part are device-specific drivers that never make it upstream and are eventually abandoned by the vendor, making upgrade past specific kernel versions very troublesome.
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6mo ago
Which powerful computers are made in the USA? Design and assembly don't count, as these are the least robust to replication attempts. Apart from that, the manufacturing is all in East Asia; Intel is the exception, not the normal!
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6mo ago
Achieving redundancy from China is likely not possible in the near future. Meanwhile, the risk emanating from a rugpull or from deliberate sabotage by the USA is very concrete.
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None of these devices are mission-critical. Worst case they have to be restarted; then they are fine again and the world moves on.
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6mo ago
Unshielded circuits are basically radiation detectors. Even here on planet Earth bitflips are an underappreciated source of unreproducible bugs. A bit flip in an index variable, a pointers or in native code can send the CPU on a wild goose
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6mo ago
Isn't this pretty much what SQL databases with column stores provide? It's not a novel idea at all, but obvious to anyone who knows how caches work and how to optimize applications for it.
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6mo ago
Guess what kind of person has an inherent motivation to gain power and has the traits necessary to do so?
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6mo ago
Sure, they are not mercury-level toxic. However, these recommendations are for people who consume way too much of these dishes, and it's a safe assumption that this is the case for a significant part of the population.
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6mo ago
That's IMHO not a concern at all in Japan. Being polite and accommodating to customers is held paramount.
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It's not just people with power. Even if he had taken care to conciliate people with connections, it would have eventually blown up by someone going to police directly.
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6mo ago
It is if you somehow can get away with it. Typically, people higher up in society tend to have an easier time doing so.
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6mo ago
Indeed, it should burn in hell, and most of its companion platforms and its competitors should join it.
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6mo ago
Since we all live in the same global society, the existence of birth control technology has effects that are independent of evolutionary processes.
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6mo ago
If the thing directly impacts them then yes, it should get to ruin things for the rest. If you don't understand why that is desirable then somebody should make a website describing which NSFW websites you like to frequent to spook your
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6mo ago
- reproductive drive being what makes biology and evolution work, - no birth control, - tacit toleration of rape in marriage, and - no pension systems in preindustrial societies means that people without children are going to have a rough t
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6mo ago
Evolution is not involved anymore in this since effective measures for birth control became available.
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> Who do you trust more - the robots or the human staff? And I'm asking about America, or maybe, in Japan as foreigner? What do you mean with "trust"? Write down the right order? Or not spit in your food?
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6mo ago
Would buying and then selling work? Or is the market simply not liquid enough for such a strategy?
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6mo ago
Yet
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6mo ago
Very succinctly stated, thank you!
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6mo ago
The USA is threatening to pull out of NATO anyway, so those might go away.
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