sp332

54 ms·

781.
by sp332 3y ago
I think there is some conflict between the disk cache running inside WSL and the memory management outside. I tried turning up memory pressure in WSL but it didn't help. This does work but I have to run it manually from time to time:
782.
by sp332 3y ago
Gary Tan has been getting into politics lately. https://sfstandard.com/2023/09/27/garry-tan-y-combinator-dec...
783.
by sp332 3y ago
I was wondering about device compatibility. Looks like it will run on anything back to an iPhone XS/XR, although some of the features need newer hardware.
784.
by sp332 3y ago
Steven Soderbergh made two movies entirely on iPhones. The first was with iPhone 8. "Anybody going to see this movie who has no idea of the backstory to the production will have no idea this was shot on the phone. That’s not part of th
785.
by sp332 3y ago
My #1 answer is make sure they don't get called very often.
786.
by sp332 3y ago
Do you mean like IMAP?
787.
by sp332 3y ago
That's not the most reliable way to make sure it rebooted. https://blog.zecops.com/research/persistence-without-persist...
788.
by sp332 3y ago
Because it’s way out there and hard to visualize as part of the total area.
789.
by sp332 3y ago
Drills are awful too. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/active-shooter-drills-a...
790.
by sp332 3y ago
It's not a secret, investors told tech companies to reduce headcount and pay. https://www.businessinsider.com/alphabet-investor-calls-on-c...
791.
by sp332 3y ago
I thought reflective sails accelerated faster than absorptive ones?
792.
by sp332 3y ago
Is there an actual timeline for that?
793.
by sp332 3y ago
Brave has IPFS support built in now.
794.
by sp332 3y ago
Got a screenshot of uBlock Origin running on an iPhone?
795.
by sp332 3y ago
Doesn't work on my iPhone, that's why.
796.
by sp332 3y ago
Yeah, the LLM outputs a distribution of likely next tokens. It is up to the decoder to select one, and it can use a grammar to enforce certain rules on the output. https://github.com/Hellisotherpeople/Constrained-Text-G
797.
by sp332 3y ago
It requires signing up for HF plus sending a name and email to Stable before allowing access.
798.
by sp332 3y ago
It's CC BY-SA-4.0. Anyone got a torrent?
799.
by sp332 3y ago
The tokenizer might need tweaking. Base Llama models, for example, are trained on text that has had consecutive spaces reduced to a single space. This is unhelpful for coding where specific amounts of whitespace is at least very nice to hav
800.
by sp332 3y ago
So security footage of a celebrity doing something bad would not be allowed if they refuse to digitally sign off?
801.
by sp332 3y ago
Flash games and animations were not bad, but it crashed a lot and was terribly insecure for a web platform.
802.
by sp332 3y ago
Average rent in London is over $2,000 per month. You don’t have to be a bum to be homeless.
803.
by sp332 3y ago
Bad link?
804.
by sp332 3y ago
And for something more up-to-date, this guy does threads about it regularly https://octodon.social/@silverspookgames/109943715639028256 He made a video game called Neofeud that skewers a bunch of things he saw happen g
805.
by sp332 3y ago
I thought this sounded familiar, but I guess the previous suit was from California, and this one is at the national level.
806.
by sp332 3y ago
Oh! I was already logged in on the instances that I checked, and that apparently disables this feature and only lets you follow with the account you have logged in. Thanks!
807.
by sp332 3y ago
I had already checked a couple of those and I don't see it. Where is it?
808.
by sp332 3y ago
What's an instance that has that?
809.
by sp332 3y ago
It's a sycamore tree. Unless they poisoned the roots, it will probably grow back quickly from the stump.
810.
by sp332 3y ago
I tried this to un-confuse it: How fast does light travel in a vacuum? The speed of light is 299,792,458 meters per second. How fast does sound travel in a vacuum? Then it told me: Sound cannot travel through a vacuum because there are n

More ›