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by superkuh 1y ago
For local TTS for a podcast I'd try the quantized .gguf versions of Microsoft VibeVoice large in comfyui to clone my voice from a ~30 second speech sample the apply it to marked-up text of the desired podcast. But it'd be nowhere
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by superkuh 1y ago
I did. I've been running my website(s) from home for 20+ years now. I am the change. And I participate in many non-corporate communities on IRC. This site still looks dead to me because of the JS requiring captcha I cannot bypass. I th
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by superkuh 1y ago
It's hilarious that the text of this law is blocked behind an impassible cloudflare computational paywall.
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by superkuh 1y ago
NMT is a category containing both transformers and deep RNN. The Mozilla translation models are transformer LLM NMTs trained via Marian https://marian-nmt.github.io/ (ref: https://github.com/mozilla/tra
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by superkuh 1y ago
NMT is a category containing both transformers and deep RNN. The Mozilla translation models are transformer LLM NMTs trained via Marian https://marian-nmt.github.io/ (ref: https://github.com/mozilla/tra
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by superkuh 1y ago
https://news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law-week/visa-mastercard-wi...
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by superkuh 1y ago
The built in LLM translation is great. I'm leaving that enabled. It's useful and it's a perfect application for local LLM to be better than the equivalent corporate services. I disable a ton in default FF and even run the unb
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by superkuh 1y ago
The point is to prevent viral videos from getting widely viewed during their peak. To cut it off. It doesn't matter if the block is removed some days or weeks later and then there's a trickle of traffic. This is the status quo for
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by superkuh 1y ago
We already have laws against breaking into systems bypassing authorization systems. If they applied they'd be applied here. But they don't. Because in this situation we're talking about public websites and corporations being
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by superkuh 1y ago
"Infamous"? About as infamous as heise.de. Weird framing. Many people do not like the past being available for reference when they lie about in the future. And that's what this federal attack stems from. "who controls th
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by superkuh 1y ago
>“You shouldn’t have put your content on the internet if you didn’t want it to be on the internet,” This is absolutely the correct and original take. This modern corporate bending over backwards to try to appease the lawyers and pretend
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by superkuh 1y ago
I'm sure they'll be as open and communicative with the community as they were when their baked-in CA TLS certs for the add-ons expired and everyone not using $latest's add-ons got disabled. Which is to say they'll explic
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by superkuh 1y ago
Just as long as you statically build and ship your application. Because I guarantee the QUIC libs in $distro are not going to be compiled with the experimental flags to make this possible. You're going to be fighting QUIC all the way
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by superkuh 1y ago
Wait? How does that work? QUIC REQUIRES CA TLS for all endpoints. So you can do the discovery/router workarounds but then the person trying to connect to you with QUIC won't be able to unless you have a signed corporate CA TLS c
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by superkuh 1y ago
Google only ever returns a maximum of <400 results. If you actually click through at 100/page, you'll only get 3.something pages of results. Despite what is says at the top re: results. Those results are not accessible. Bing on
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by superkuh 1y ago
All of this person's problems seem to stem from a practice of implementing business style setups at home. The truth is you don't need any containerization/VMs for a home server setup. You don't need all the nines for u
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by superkuh 1y ago
>Scott Hanselman famously said “URLs are UI” I actually implemented a comment system where users just pick any arbitrary URL on the domain, ie, http://exampledomain.com/ , and append /@say/ to the URL along with
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by superkuh 1y ago
Rust is a great language for devs. They love it and how developer centric everything about it is. But for end users on Debian trying to compile rust stuff is a nightmare. They do breaking changes in the compiler (rustc) every 3 months. This
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by superkuh 1y ago
One problem with .onion is that it is not for casual sites or people trying to build lasting communities. The Tor Project only prioritizes security and they can and have and will again wipe out the entire tor web to nothing if they feel
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by superkuh 1y ago
I wonder how soon till the automated license plate reader cameras everywhere start doing this.
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by superkuh 1y ago
Because you cannot own or operate a cellphone. The cell phone modem is not licensed or controlled by you. It cannot be, it is the telecommunication company's. And this reality is intruding more and more into everyday life. You will not
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by superkuh 1y ago
I remember when I was a kid I childishly edited the Bible so that all occurances of 'god' or 'lord' and the like were replaced with my nickname. I then uploaded these altered copies all over the 1990s internet. This seem
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by superkuh 1y ago
HTTPS is great. HTTPS without HTTP is terrible for many human person use cases. Pretending those use cases don't exist is anti-human. But for corporate person use cases HTTPS-only is more than fine, it's required. So they'll
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by superkuh 1y ago
You can compare it to gambling disorder, certainly. Just stop comparing it to chemical drugs. That's dangerous misinformation.
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by superkuh 1y ago
It is not like 'unlimited crack' because that is a chemically addictive substance that bypasses any need for stimuli enjoyment and directly increases wanting. Multi-media screens do not and cannot do this. Can we agree on that? Sc
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by superkuh 1y ago
This isn't a problem with actual cron and crontab. It is a problem with the systemd-timers shim "crontab" which doesn't work the same in many corner cases and often has weird bugs.
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by superkuh 1y ago
Maybe not linux specifically, but POST requires a video device software (BIOS Option ROM or UEFI GOP Drivers) of some sort does it not? That's been my experience with all PCs for 30 years. But maybe there are cases where it doesn'
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by superkuh 1y ago
Video device initialization is intimately intertwined and a dependency for all this early boot stuff. I was hoping to learn more but it's not even mentioned. Still, neat.
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by superkuh 1y ago
It's not so much that other companies support Linux. It is that they support industry standards and protocols. Apple is totally vertically integrated and they always cut corners on hardware implementation to save money. This means thei
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by superkuh 1y ago
Google is doing this new thing where if you don't log into your account for more than 8 months they lock the account. Then even if you log in with your username and password, and give them the alphanumeric code they send to your email,

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