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by skerit 2y ago
I hope the theming system will be improved. Right now the only thing you can do is change the colors, padding and border radius. That's it. Flat UI design needs to die.
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by skerit 2y ago
I've been running my own (not-for-profit, for people over the age of 21) server for the past 5 years. We're basically just a Vanilla+ server, we have no problems finding new people to join (thanks to /r/MinecraftBuddies)
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by skerit 2y ago
Villagers have been in the game since Beta 1.9, the last beta release before 1.0.0 in 2011... So maybe not the best example. Elytras have been around for a long time too, but they really are OP
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by skerit 2y ago
I don't get it. My husband also swears by Clause Sonnet 3.5, but every time I use it, the output is considerably worse than GPT-4o
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by skerit 2y ago
I'm seeing several reports of things like being unable to buy tickets for the train on-line in Belgium. They use Windows as a part of their server infrastructure?
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by skerit 2y ago
> The original captions contain extra context rather than descriptions of the images Another good example on how accessibility can even help people without disabilities. You can see this on ALT text on Mastodon, and I find it really usef
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by skerit 2y ago
The "weights" bit is interesting. HuggingFace's SFTTrainer allows you to train on completions only if you want, but while that makes sense for us humans, LLMs are generally better of learning to predict the entire input. This
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by skerit 2y ago
When will flat design die? It can't happen soon enough.
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by skerit 2y ago
"A patient whose heart has stopped could potentially live on the machine for months, awake, able to walk and read the newspaper. But he might never leave the I.C.U." The only ethical problem I see is other people deciding what lif
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by skerit 2y ago
Ah, so that's what it takes to get a priest fired. Money.
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by skerit 2y ago
It does seem to have more data. I asked it about some of my Github projects that don't have any stars, and it responded correctly. Wasn't able to use direct-chat, so I always chose it as the winner in battle mode! OpenAI has bee
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by skerit 2y ago
This confused me too. Until reading this I didn't even think much about how I read binary numbers right-to-left by default.
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by skerit 2y ago
No public model available yet? Would love to test and train it on some of my datasets.
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by skerit 3y ago
I remapped it to Super in Gnome, makes more sense. But I do consider this to be an essential feature
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by skerit 3y ago
It's kind of crazy that Gnome only went "full flat" in september of 2022, with Gnome 43. Such a stupid move, in addition to making it harder to actually change the theme. Even though Cosmic has a similar flat look, I'm s
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by skerit 3y ago
It looks very interesting. What's the default content like? Looking at the SQL in the repository, doesn't seem like there's that much quests provided?
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by skerit 3y ago
I use borgbase for my cloud backups. Works great, but not for 23 TiB of data I used to use external hard drives for backing up large amounts of data, but nearly all of them failed (4 out of 5 of my external hard drives broke. I can't
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by skerit 3y ago
> Vitamin D is a steroid hormone, in the same category as sex hormones like estrogen and testosterone, and glucocorticoids like the stress hormone cortisol. Steroid hormones are all made from cholesterol, and looking at their molecular s
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by skerit 3y ago
> What the EU is saying, you need my consent when you want to track me, profile me and sell my behavior off to ad companies. Huh. I always thought that as soon as you use a long-term cookie that could technically be used for tracking, yo
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by skerit 3y ago
> “Functions should do something, not maybe do something…” But it did do something, it checked if the user logged was logged in first.
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by skerit 3y ago
I switched from Paper to Fabric +/- 3 years ago. It allows me to create better server-side mods than what I was able to make with the Bukkit/Spigot/Paper API. Not that that API isn't impressive. I was also surprised to l
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by skerit 3y ago
I got a new Miele dishwasher, which is able to use "PowerDisks". I actually find it quite handy.
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by skerit 3y ago
It's a fun little interface. It's nice that they offer podcast versions too, but a spotify playlist would be even better
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by skerit 3y ago
Been using it for 4 or 5 years now.
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by skerit 3y ago
> C: you can't trust anyone else to do it Services are also mostly made for the average user, and that average user is never you.
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by skerit 3y ago
Interesting! Though the new models don't seem to available via the endpoints just yet.
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by skerit 3y ago
> This got me 95% of where I wanted Exactly. Even when it gives an answer that contains many mistakes, or doesn't work at all, I still get some valuable information out of it that does in the end save me a lot of time. I'm so t
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by skerit 3y ago
Yes, this font reminds me of the "Faithful" texture packs (which makes sense, it's basically the same principle: still pixelated, but "zoomed out", more dense) and I don't like those. It's as if the 16x lo
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by skerit 3y ago
It's weird that there's still no QUIC or HTTP3 in Node.js
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by skerit 3y ago
I hate flat design so much and I can't believe even Gnome Shell switched to it only last year. With the added "benefit" of making it extra hard to change the theme.

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