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by theropost 2y ago
I've been running this and a quantized version of the QwQ model and comparing the responses - so far, QwQ is working better, though that could change as I use them more and compare the outputs
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by theropost 2y ago
I completely agree. I’ve had the privilege of working with a very small team of engineers—a team with diverse life experiences and unique areas of expertise but a shared work ethic: the willingness to try. We always said that most of our ti
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by theropost 2y ago
Copyright laws, in many ways, feel outdated and unnecessarily rigid. They often appear to disproportionately favor large corporations without providing equivalent value to society. For example, brands like Disney have leveraged long-running
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by theropost 2y ago
Same here, except it turned out a bit the opposite. My grandmother died in her thirties during the mid-1960s from kidney failure since a transplant wasn't really an option in our small town. She left 7 kids at the time. It is still an
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by theropost 2y ago
I'm not so sure if it's entirely correct. I mean, there's always technology in every opportunity, but I think it's even worse. I believe we're heading into an era where all ideas are being stolen, even the greatest
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by theropost 2y ago
Yeah, it's a tough pill to swallow but honestly, the workforce as a whole is kinda coddled at this point. Most people don’t even realize they're being paid more than what they're actually worth. Like, we’re not really creatin
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by theropost 2y ago
I used to have this problem too. Tried prescriptions, systane, hydration eye drops etc etc, but in the end but actually worked was baby shampoo rinsing my eyes twice a day and washing them it took some time but now it's completely gone
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by theropost 2y ago
Blepharitis perhaps?
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by theropost 2y ago
I personally never use a Word Processor, or any other electronic typing appliance, for the simple reason that I enjoy typing on my mechanical device. Even if I were unfamiliar with a new keyboard, I'll still never use it. Instead, I&#x
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by theropost 2y ago
This is true, though an AMD 5700U mini PC might go for $300, or less if you can find a bargain. However, it will hands down dominate a N100. 2.5 to 3x faster, not to mention the APU (vega 7) for video/gaming capabilities. I was always
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by theropost 2y ago
Maybe that's a problem for me every time I've tried it completely denies such basic requests, I don't have to worry about how I word things I just want to get my answer based on my inquiry without having to subscribe to a pro
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by theropost 2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_road_to_hell_is_paved_wi...
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by theropost 2y ago
What are TOPs exactly? Are we using INT? Float? Just trying to grasp the comparison to a TFLOP for instance
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by theropost 2y ago
Same, I don't think we can lump all different personas and natures into one bucket. Some people thrive, and enjoy doing, building, learning, and not staying in one place. Others enjoy sitting, relaxing, doing little, introspection, etc
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by theropost 3y ago
I think it's this is more of a real point. Honestly if someone who works in a large bureaucratic organization, the amount of people who do next to nothing is astounding. Is that a bad thing? Yes to some degree, however we do need to ha
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by theropost 3y ago
Haha. Wow that sounds like paradise, I haven't been on Facebook for years but people around me are and I always look at them and think to myself... what the strange world you live in.
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by theropost 3y ago
Perhaps AMD realizes that if they released something like this in a formal capacity, they might face a barrage of lawsuits, and IP claims from Nvidia. If this is completed through an Open Source project however, in which AMD is not directly
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by theropost 3y ago
Where I'm from they have some of the highest tides in the entire world and there's an area not far from here that has always been sort of a local talking candidate for such a huge project. https://earthsciencesociety.co
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by theropost 3y ago
Yes, lets celebrate their economic, cultural, and life expectencies. They have it all figured out.
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by theropost 3y ago
42 million gigabytes per day, or if we are working with 30GB for 10min of 4k movies - 233,000 hours of ultra HD movies per day
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by theropost 3y ago
Didn't the USA recently auction off its helium reserve properties? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Helium_Reserve It failed to finalize a sale*
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by theropost 3y ago
A definition of the word "Incognito" is to: avoiding being recognized, by changing your name or appearance. So, the name of the mode itself implies you are not being tracked. Yes, those who understand technology recognize this, ho
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by theropost 3y ago
Ah yes, that would be it. Thanks! I threwa quick C++ program together to do something similar using FFMPEG.
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by theropost 3y ago
Thanks, I am giving it a try - any dependency required for Windows 10? Compiles fine, but get an error about AVIFileInit - maybe to do with <vfw.h>?
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by theropost 3y ago
Windows releases should have some regulatory review to determine if it is actually a valuable upgrade, that results in productivity gains, etc. It seems Windows it just forcing upgrades through monopolization of their desktop product at thi
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by theropost 3y ago
True, from what I can tell, Meta is more interested in moderating different political views, than it is moderating child pornography.
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by theropost 3y ago
But aren't HTTPonly coookies stored in a SQLite db, and have no password attached in Firefox or Chrome?
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by theropost 3y ago
Formally, the word historic begins with a consonant sound and so the form a historic is preferred in formal writing. However, many people prefer the form an historic in informal writing and speech for personal reasons.
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by theropost 3y ago
Ideally no one person or entity controls such a thing. But, would I rather have a Government, or a corporation control AGI? If I had to pick one of two evils, the Government would be the lesser of the two.
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by theropost 3y ago
You should tell their boss-for-us.

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