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541.
by spullara 4y ago
The JVM has a special mode called CompressedOops when you reserve 32G or below where all the references are 32-bit instead of 64-bit.
542.
by spullara 4y ago
That's why I landed on a SQLite database too :). It could be drastically reduced by filtering out unneeded locations. 6m is a lot.
543.
by spullara 4y ago
It is large but you could probably download it post install if someone wants place names for their photos.
544.
by spullara 4y ago
Too often management is seen as a promotion from IC when really it is a career change.
545.
by spullara 4y ago
The latest version uses too much memory so some people have issues with it getting killed. Haven't gotten around to fixing the issue though.
546.
by spullara 4y ago
I have a sqlite database created from open street maps with 6m places all geohashed if you want to add it to the system.
547.
by spullara 4y ago
It is using clip embeddings and showing you nearest neighbors, not tagging them or identifying anything in the photo.
548.
by spullara 4y ago
I did this last year as a proof of concept. Glad someone is doing it more seriously. https://twitter.com/getrememberwhen I recently added faces to it and have it setup for geo searches but too little time to work on it. You
549.
by spullara 4y ago
Aside from telling you about the new GPT functionality I don't see anything else on the landing page at bing.com: https://i.imgur.com/2f1D53L.png
550.
by spullara 4y ago
I get nagged more by google to use chrome whnvever you go to their sites in another browser.
551.
by spullara 4y ago
There is support for it: https://kubernetes.io/blog/2022/12/05/forensic-container-che...
552.
by spullara 4y ago
This is a great way to show that Stable Diffusion doesn't copy.
553.
by spullara 4y ago
This is amazingly cheap.
554.
by spullara 4y ago
Not really the same thing. Huddles are voice for channels.
555.
NASA Validates Revolutionary Propulsion Design for Deep Space Missions(nasa.gov)
16 points by spullara 4y ago|6 comments
556.
by spullara 4y ago
You can train GPT-J, etc on your own dataset but that won't get you the same results unless you train it on almost all the high quality content on the internet and spend millions of dollars on gpus.
557.
by spullara 4y ago
But only Search/Adsense is a great business? Youtube might be one, one day?
558.
by spullara 4y ago
Nothing reminds me more than a ubiquitous no smoking sign on airplanes.
559.
by spullara 4y ago
They are allegedly the same though. The difference is only the prompt prefix: https://learnprompting.org/docs/applied_prompting/build_chat... https://github.com/karfly/chatgpt_telegram_bot
560.
by spullara 4y ago
I think anyone that is using a service for free by sidestepping the official client that has ads will eventually get a rude awakening. Especially if those 3rd party clients are making money from their users.
561.
by spullara 4y ago
Hmm. I always though smile.amazon.com was mostly to dodge having to pay affiliates by switching the domain and losing the cookies. I did donate a couple hundred bucks through it though :(
562.
by spullara 4y ago
I wonder if you have installed software over that time period that is doing a lot in the background. I'd check activity monitor and see if there is anything suspicious.
563.
by spullara 4y ago
Like most of the verbosity in those languages it benefits the reader more than the writer.
564.
by spullara 4y ago
The story I have heard about early Amazon was that everyone put together a desk from a door and sawhorses. Hmm, this also mentions that a garage was one of their locations: https://glog.glennf.com/blog/2011/10&#x2F
565.
by spullara 4y ago
So, some of them aren't mythical? What a weird title for the story.
566.
by spullara 4y ago
If someone writes this much about an issue where they don't describe the product they are selling it is generally enough to know why they were cut-off.
567.
by spullara 4y ago
When I worked at Twitter many services have bird names and some have descriptive names. The descriptive names are far better. Who wants to remember the user service is Gizmoduck? Also, I don't know where this guy works that a service c
568.
by spullara 4y ago
There is a good reason though that the most common communication mechanism in China is talking rather than typing.
569.
by spullara 4y ago
Lots of people have something like this on their keychain for exactly this purpose: https://smile.amazon.com/01-100-09-Original-Emergency-Keycha...
570.
by spullara 4y ago
Right, but having them all be the same is what people are joking about :) Although I might check the lisp/clojure vs java code on techempower or another rosetta stone like example.

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