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So if I understand correctly, Linus & co say no maintainer is forced to write or accept Rust code in their little piece of the kernel. But maintainers claim that other people simply interfacing with their code through Rust bindings woul
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2y ago
Great. The least we can do is call Musk & co out on their lies. Even if it feels like a full-time job.
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> Does modern Pokémon start battles by throwing a pokeball to release a monster to begin fighting? In "Let's Go, Pikachu!" and "Let's Go, Eevee!" this was the only way you could catch Pokémon. Just like the
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2y ago
Swiftfin constantly forgets my login on AppleTV too, but then again so do a few other apps, so I blame Apple
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2y ago
This article seems to completely misread what the DeepSeek release actually represents. The author uses it as evidence of the AI bubble bursting, but DeepSeek demonstrates exactly the opposite: AI becoming more efficient and practical, not
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2y ago
Indeed. I also tracked everything I ate for a long time, many years ago. As soon as you eat something made by someone else you're basically guessing.
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2y ago
Very cool, though I do wish we had access to their suite of tests.
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2y ago
What's up with these comments? Let these folks format their keys the way they want.
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2y ago
A part of me wants to use his idea to set up some kind of wireless data connection just for fun.
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> The article also mentions that earlier ending events made to accommodate aging millennials have seen an unexpected and huge interest from Gen Z As a millennial in Belgium, my parties started no earlier than 23:00 and ended at 05:00. Bu
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2y ago
It looks very cool! I almost wish I needed it.
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2y ago
Magic links can be very useful, but for some users the issue is in only supporting magic links.
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I'm kind of annoyed none of the articles I've read about this have mentioned the agreement the European Commission made with several smartphone manufacturers back in 2009, which came into effect around 2011: that's when (most
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2y ago
And if you need to catch some connecting trains, forgot about connections that are less than 15 minutes apart.
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2y ago
This is very nice! How do I work around remote SSH shells complaining like `Error opening terminal: xterm-ghostty`?
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2y ago
I'm actually in the process of converting my own little JS framework to Java using TeaVM. It's interesting and fun
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2y ago
Op asked a question and got a bunch of answers "why they couldn't do just that". I think that's a win.
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2y ago
True but the leap from GTK2 to GTK3 is a lot bigger than from GTK3 to GTK4. I'm not sure when the "port" to GTK3 started, but if it was from before GTK4 was a thing, it makes sense that they wanted to finish the GTK3 stuff fi
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2y ago
I would definitely visit something like this. I would visit a plain vanilla Minecraft village made real even if it had no rides.
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2y ago
I just use the API (well, via Openrouter) together with custom frontends like Open WebUI. No rate limiting issues then, and I can super easily switch models even in an existing conversation. Though I guess I do miss a few bells & whistl
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I thought the same thing. And now the "locked" enum state doesn't just mean locked, it means closed AND locked. And I don't actually like it when an enum value implies multiple things.
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2y ago
This is such a cool experiment, and those comments basically boil down to "Lol, it's just minecraft"
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2y ago
I've been working on a new LLM prompt format and accompanying dataset for finetuning. The idea is that the "main character" being prompted always has to perform an action/function. So even "saying" something to
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I guess it's kind of cool that you can create your own operators, but holy crap. operator {min, max} := Math value min ceiling max floor At least make them require a certain symbol at the start or something.
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Nice. And about the cost of finetuning: is there a difference in price when only training the model on completions?
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2y ago
Is it possible to fine-tune language models using plain text completions, or is it necessary to use datasets consisting of structured conversations?
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I made a silly 1-hour long movie with friends +/- 20 years ago, on DV tape. I would love to use this to actually be able to implement all the things we wanted to achieve back then
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What does this even mean, really?
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I love my Framework 16 with Linux. The only problem is the battery life. From 100 to 20 in 4 hours or less.
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2y ago
6.10 broke my AMD 5700XT eGPU setup. Had to downgrade to 6.9 After I upgraded to a 7900XT it worked again.
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