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Ask HN: Local LLM Recommendation?
14 points by throwawayyy9237 3y ago|6 comments
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by throwawayyy9237 3y ago
The real question is not why they left, but why they didn't have a nice dedicated status/info page, with RSS feed, from the start. note: I've just read similar comments, with an actual explanation of what happened.
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by throwawayyy9237 3y ago
I think most of Europe is like that. It is true that British people do make more of their identity about it, and they tend to ignore _really_ old stuff (i.e. most of the quirky stuff is Victorian, not _that_ old). (disclaimer, am British)
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by throwawayyy9237 3y ago
The other day I've found a podcast on Medieval Walrus ivory trade. It's perfect for listening in bed and diving into a deep sleep. It's not that it isn't interesting (it is!), but the soothing voice and calm delivery is
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by throwawayyy9237 3y ago
This is an important point. Take a look at Switzerland with four different official languages (five if you include English for many official settings), something not found in the US.
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by throwawayyy9237 3y ago
Not OP and not a professional Crystal dev (not even a Ruby hobbyist). But I use other languages professionally, including Java, Python and (to a smaller degree) Rust. But my $0.02: what Crystal does best for me is the "fun factor"
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by throwawayyy9237 3y ago
> "Godot is not production ready" Personally, I find this a refreshing admission.
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by throwawayyy9237 3y ago
Free speech is not the same as being entitled to a spotlight on YouTube. He is free to use whatever other means he wants to spread his ideas. It's not like he's being shipped off to a forced labour camp.
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by throwawayyy9237 3y ago
Well, I have no idea why they make their decisions, but purely from an argument point of view, if we take the concept of prison as a "debt to society", ex-convicts paid theirs, if guilty, Brand hasn't.
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by throwawayyy9237 3y ago
I don't know the first thing about it. But when thinking, jokingly, along the lines of "forbidden condiment", does it actually have a "taste" (I mean in the taste buds, literally)?
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by throwawayyy9237 3y ago
Regardless on where you stand about Red Hat's decision, I can't imagine any company relying on a distribution that's built from these methods (Rocky, I mean). Scraping source using dodgy methods almost sounds like "pirat
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by throwawayyy9237 3y ago
I hope I'm not misunderstanding this, but isn't the current arrangement perfectly valid under GPL? GPL states: - If I provided _modified_ binaries - I also have to provide the sources That's what's happening now for peop
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by throwawayyy9237 3y ago
I'm sorry, but I don't buy into this concept of "charity" myself[1]. It is wonderful that people can see, but how much money you have should have no bearing on whether you stay blind or not. These people are victims of a
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by throwawayyy9237 3y ago
I don't know anyone that wouldn't consider someone, whose family lived in country X for 100 years, to not be native to country X.
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by throwawayyy9237 4y ago
I feel like I'm the same. In my case, personally, this is a product of my upbringing. My parents were the first generation of our family to have a little extra income (grandparents were poor farmers). I have a good salary by all accoun
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by throwawayyy9237 4y ago
Exactly what came to mind. If you do what everybody else does, you can blame outside factors if it goes wrong. If you decide to be the one that _doesn't_ follow the trend, if it goes wrong, the blame falls on you.