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by sorenjan 1y ago
This looks really useful. I have a home server with various VMs and containers, but I don't do server admin very often, so whenever something breaks I have to find out how to fix it each time. Having terminals in a document just like y
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by sorenjan 1y ago
Does running an indexer and crawler help make the content available to others, or why would this be legally risky? Why would anyone care about what kind of Docker container I run on my home server?
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by sorenjan 1y ago
The fixed function version of OpenGL was non thread safe with global state, it made for some super fun bugs when different libraries set different flags and then assumed they knew which state the OpenGL runtime was in the next time they tri
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by sorenjan 1y ago
Ollama are for LLMs, this is not the same thing. You'll note that one of the examples given is Topaz Photo by Topaz Labs, to upscale images.
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by sorenjan 1y ago
What's stopping you from using ONNX models on other platforms? A hardware agnostic abstraction to make it easier for consumers to actually use their inference capable hardware seems like a good idea, and exactly the kind of stuff I thi
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by sorenjan 1y ago
> Some of the supported models are large and wouldn't fit on most local devices. Why would I use those models on your cloud instead of using Google's or Anthropic's models? I'm glad there are open models available and
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Windows ML is generally available(blogs.windows.com)
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by sorenjan 1y ago
I had no idea they had their own cloud offering, I thought the whole point of Ollama was local models? Why would I pay $20/month to use small inferior models instead of using one of the usual AI companies like OpenAI or even Mistral? I
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by sorenjan 1y ago
The coverage map isn't that impressive though: https://www.garmin.com/en-US/connectivity/fenix8pro/coverage... They're using geostationary satellites, but their Inreach stuff is using Iridium. Anyon
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by sorenjan 1y ago
The i3 has suicide doors, the i8 is the one with three comma doors.
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by sorenjan 1y ago
It's more than all the RAM I had in my Windows 98 computer that ran Windows and Winamp, which was fully capable of playing music and Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun at the same time.
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by sorenjan 1y ago
One killer feature in OSMAnd is the ability to add new maps layers. It's possible to find Strava's heatmaps as overlays (unofficially), which can be really helpful for instance.
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A new layer of security for certified Android devices(android-developers.googleblog.com)
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by sorenjan 1y ago
I can't get it to always translate a page, it keeps asking me every time I visit.
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by sorenjan 1y ago
> I’ve been programming computers since 1986 and even I have never said it would be cool to side load on my phone. Because you know about the options, and probably have at least one computer where you can install what you want. Imaging i
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Fisher-Orthogonal Projection Methods for Gradient Descent with Large Batches(arxiv.org)
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by sorenjan 1y ago
I hope this is the start of more ML filters in ffmpeg. They added the sr (super resolution) filter years ago, but it's old and it's difficult to get the weights so you can run it, since they're not included. They have added s
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by sorenjan 1y ago
Is window size visible to web sites when java script is turned off? It's off by default in Tor browser.
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by sorenjan 1y ago
The last time I was reminded of the bitter lesson was when I read about Guidance & Control Networks, after seeing them used in an autonomous drone that beat the best human FPV pilots [0]. Basically it's using a small MLP (Multi Lay
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by sorenjan 1y ago
Nvidia is supported on WSL2, which is a VM, so that shouldn't be the issue. https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/wsl-user-guide/index.html
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by sorenjan 1y ago
> The main feature of importance for me was a convenient way of visual representation of the trip on a map + being able to easily take pictures and have them added into the tour route visualization. This is provides for a really neat tri
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by sorenjan 1y ago
Fun fact about Strava's routing, they don't support ferries, something most other alternatives like RWGPS do. They've been asked for years to support it, just as they've been asked for more than a decade to support multi
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by sorenjan 1y ago
Apparently there's a big issue in Antwerp now that they're not allowed to import diamonds from Russia. Maybe they should stop fighting the synthetic diamonds and embrace them instead, as something guaranteed free of human sufferin
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by sorenjan 1y ago
I have a shortcut that starts a separate profile like this: <path to firefox.exe> -profile <path to profile folder> -no-remote Separate bookmarks, separate search engines, separate history, etc. I've been using it fo
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by sorenjan 1y ago
One feature that I'd like to see in general in these kinds of collection organizing programs is support for removable storage. Lets say I have photos and videos spread out on multiple external drives, being able to find a photo in the
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by sorenjan 1y ago
I read recently about how some cars can be hacked and stolen through the CAN bus to the headlights. https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/04/crook...
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Tempest-LoRa: Cross-Technology Covert Communication(arxiv.org)
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by sorenjan 1y ago
Thanks. I looked it up and it seems that lvmcache uses dm-cache and is easier to use, I guess putting that in front of some kind of RAID volume could be a good solution.
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by sorenjan 1y ago
Is it possible (and easy) to make a NAS with harddrives for storage and an SSD for cache? I don't have any data that I use daily or even weekly, so I don't want the drives spinning needlessly 24/7, and I think an SSD cache wo
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Coros Confirms Substantial Watch Security Vulnerablity: Says Fixes Are Coming(dcrainmaker.com)
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