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by tedivm 1y ago
Using UTC for servers was standard when I entered the field in 2005.
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by tedivm 1y ago
This is just so inaccurate, at least for California.
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by tedivm 1y ago
It goes beyond growth though, and directly to how they treat their staff.
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by tedivm 1y ago
If you actually read the specific bug and use of a private method it really was a stupid decision by one developer awhile ago that just fell through the cracks. There really wasn't a benefit to doing what they did, which is why their f
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by tedivm 1y ago
For the less affluent you can setup a Jellyfin media server and rip your own blu-rays with makemkv.
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by tedivm 1y ago
Yup- ESP32 is absolutely compatible with Arduino. There's also great support for CircuitPython and MicroPython, which makes it trivial to program the devices.
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by tedivm 1y ago
It really depends on what you mean by RAG. If you take the acronym at face value yeah. However, RAG has been used as a stand in for a specific design pattern where you retrieve data at the start of a conversation or request and then inject
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by tedivm 1y ago
I've been working with Python for years (since 2014) and typing makes the code less buggy and easier to maintain. I also would hardly call it "shoehorning", as years of design went into it. Honestly the only people I see who
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by tedivm 1y ago
The thing that is interesting though is that China is releasing the models they train (for the most part). Unlike OpenAI, for instance, China seems to still be developing in an open way including sharing code, weights, and publishing techni
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by tedivm 1y ago
There are people who have had to move after data breaches exposed their addresses to their stalkers. There's also people who may be gay but live in authoritarian places where this knowledge could kill them. It's pretty easy to see
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by tedivm 1y ago
I actually am not using the 3090s as one unit. I have Qwen3-30B-A3B as my primary model and it fits on a single GPU, then I have all the TTS/STT on the other GPU.
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by tedivm 1y ago
I'm actually using the esp32 s3 boxes myself!
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by tedivm 1y ago
For the physical hardware I use the esp32-s3-box[1]. The esphome[2] suite has firmware you can flash to make the device work with HomeAssistant automatically. I have an esphome profile[3] I use, but I'm considering switching to this[4]
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by tedivm 1y ago
This is exactly what I do. I have two 3090s at home, with Qwen3 on it. This is tied into my Home Assistant install, and I use esp32 devices as voice satellites. It works shockingly well.
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by tedivm 1y ago
It feels like that's the direction most people are going in, but that doesn't change the fact that no one is going to trust Broadcom again after this.
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by tedivm 1y ago
I have two 3090s, but I'm only using one for this model.
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by tedivm 1y ago
This is only if you ignore the growing open source models. I'm running Qwen3-30B at home and it works great for most of the use cases I have. I think we're going to find that the optimizations coming from companies out of China ar
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by tedivm 1y ago
The whole reason to test things is because these types of systems will behave in ways people didn't expect. While people may not have been able to guess that it would turn out exactly this way, that's the whole reason why they sho
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by tedivm 1y ago
That's a bit of a stretch. Lots of stuff that gets published still has patents associated with it. Just because something is done in the open doesn't mean it can't be commercialized.
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by tedivm 1y ago
You're mixing up Human OIDC and Machine Flow OIDC. You can use OIDC to log in as a user, but you can't use OIDC to allow federated trust from something like Github Actions. If you can find an example of OIDC with Github Actions an
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by tedivm 1y ago
The lack of OIDC support for Harbor has been the biggest annoyance for me. I'd love to be able to push from Github Actions to Harbor without needing robot users.
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by tedivm 1y ago
Depending on what they're actually pulling down this can get pretty expensive. Bandwidth isn't free.
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by tedivm 1y ago
Doing that requires write access if you're a Github Application. You can't just fork repositories back into another org, since Github Applications only have the permissions of the single organization that they work with. Rulesets
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by tedivm 1y ago
From my understanding they were told they were no longer allowed to fundraise in the village, which meant they could not afford to continue coming.
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by tedivm 1y ago
I've spent two minutes look at this website and I still have no idea what this project is.
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by tedivm 1y ago
Once they scared off the people running the Sky Talks, which were always awesome, and messed with groups like the lockpicking folks ability to fundraise, I think the idea of it being a hacker con really died and it turned into just another
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by tedivm 1y ago
The current desktop client is missing support for a bunch of important things too, like signing commits.
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by tedivm 1y ago
Qwen3 has multiple variants ranging from larger (230B) than these models to significantly smaller (0.6b), with a huge number of options in between. For each of those models they also release quantized versions (your "fewer bits per par
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by tedivm 1y ago
It only seems like that if you haven't been following other open source efforts. Models like Qwen perform ridiculously well and do so on very restricted hardware. I'm looking forward to seeing benchmarks to see how these new open
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by tedivm 1y ago
This isn't an occupation, it's an ethnic cleansing.

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