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by simcop2387 3y ago
Maybe not a bottleneck but maybe it could improve battery life there for those tasks by being better performing
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by simcop2387 3y ago
I would probably use a systemd timer instead because it has a feature that most crons don't. You can tell it to start the reboot 10 hours and 55 minutes after the timer was started, regardless of time of day or other clock concerns.
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by simcop2387 3y ago
Unfortunately that doesn't usually hold out because as things get closer but not quite to the purity you need, you tend to need longer times, larger surfaces areas, higher temps, etc. in order to continue the process. You tend to hit
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by simcop2387 3y ago
Not just non-economical, but like almost all purification processes you will be producing balloon grade from the production of the ultra pure gas. Intrinsicly there will be helium that you can't separate from the other gasses that you
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by simcop2387 3y ago
Looks like rust is reasonably well working with cygwin/msys2 based on some github issues, https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/79854 . Given that, I'd expect that this rust rewrite should work u
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by simcop2387 3y ago
Ultimately yes I'll be using a GPU. I've got 4x NVIDIA Tesla P40s, 2x A4000 and an A5000 for doing all this. I've already got some things i'm building for the "one client at a time" thing with llama.cpp but i
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by simcop2387 3y ago
I'm working on doing exactly this myself, I'm working on some other stuff related to all this (since I'm also doing other LLM stuff), but nothing published yet. I'm looking at llama.cpp's GBNF grammar support to em
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by simcop2387 3y ago
Nope, at the altitude planes are at, the atmosphere is much much colder than at ground level. Along with that the terminal velocity of the phone is going to be under the speed of sound so there won't really be any meaningful compressi
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by simcop2387 3y ago
I don't think you'd want to pay the power bill for one, nor would you want to have a large enough screen to not have it burn your retinas. That said I believe some of them do allow that (no clue what models or availability) since
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by simcop2387 3y ago
Likely what will happen but because it's a strict liability crime it will warrant as complete a review of all data before re uploading to ensure there's nothing left
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by simcop2387 3y ago
Looks like that would work as an expression index, though i can't tell at a glance if this requires the column to also be stored which would increase storage size (but probably isn't a huge problem if it is). But that likely won&
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by simcop2387 3y ago
I think this is when we start wearing tin foil hats
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by simcop2387 3y ago
It will work on all open windows if you close them at the same time. File->Quit, ctrl+q or cmd+q are all ways to do that.
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by simcop2387 3y ago
There's been some mixed-success that I've seen with people retraining models over in reddit.com/r/localllama/ but because of the way things go it's not quite a silver bullet to do so, you usually end up with ot
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by simcop2387 3y ago
I've never ran into anything weird, since it moves the whole partition's address rather than the filesystem within the partition or anything like that.
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by simcop2387 3y ago
gparted supports this and it's relatively easy to do after shrinking the original partition
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by simcop2387 3y ago
Why not just use gparted to move the partition instead? Just three steps 1. Shrink the main partition 2. Move the main partition to the right, leaving free space between it and /boot 3. Resize /boot to fit into the newly freed spa
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by simcop2387 3y ago
I haven't tried that base model yet but I have tried with the coder model before and experienced similar things. A lot of refusals to write code if the model thought that it was unethical or could be used unethically. Like asking it
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by simcop2387 3y ago
> the primary reasons companies do unlimited PTO is that it's just not worth it to invest in official rules and some sort of tracking system. One of the reasons that this can be so much of a problem is that a lot of states treat th
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by simcop2387 3y ago
I don't think there is personally, but how do you reliably keep track that it was the user that made that choice, and not some installer on the machine? I.e. Ol' McDonald AntiVirus installs an extension for scanning that marks the
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by simcop2387 3y ago
My understanding is thay it doesn[t work in mv3, precisely bevause of that security issue.
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by simcop2387 3y ago
One thing I question with that is that if you gave features to donors only, wouldn't that mean that signal now needs to track users in ways that aren't privacy preserving? I.e. you'd be able to know if any given user using si
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by simcop2387 3y ago
Isn't that exactly what the self hosted runners are? https://docs.github.com/en/actions/hosting-your-own-runners/... Then you configure the repo settings to only use the self hosted ones.
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by simcop2387 3y ago
My understanding is that they can regrow from all the severed parts if done correctly, so 6 at a time. Arms and central core.
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by simcop2387 3y ago
And there's a very good chance that what we do know about zero/microgravity will still be beneficial with low gravity too. Definitely a reason to work on this even if we do ultimately wait until we have some kind of low gravity s
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Graduating Down a Rabbit Hole(rationaldino.substack.com)
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by simcop2387 3y ago
One thing I wonder about is if the plaintiffs thought about what this could end up meaning for them during discovery if they go forward with the suit. My understanding is that since evidence and statements around this would be central to t
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by simcop2387 3y ago
That's what their claiming at least, but it's a lot different in how that actually gets interpreted once in court so it'll be interesting to see the filings and their reasoning in how they should be interpreted as fact instea
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by simcop2387 3y ago
I think a large part of that is probably because the needs for doing that kind of host to host thing aren't well understood yet for the general cases. Right now I think that's being fleshed out in the market using the whole DPU m
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by simcop2387 3y ago
I've got to imagine that at some point in the future when it's been common on server stuff for a while it'll end up as part of a next-gen "thunderbolt" style connection, simply because the silicon by then will be a

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