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tmikaeld
2y ago
For me, building production software in Deno - it's the sandbox that sets Deno apart. Knowing that even if there's a bad package, it can't call any external server or write/read files from disk. Even generally, I now kno
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Stripe is deprecating usage-records, new billing meters
(docs.stripe.com)
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2y ago
5x more usage available, free version will have rate-limits like the current one.
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2y ago
Hm, how much VRAM would this take to run?
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2y ago
Actually, it's exactly like that! Most games with movement as a physical body, either with or without breast/hip make me car-sick, but this game is mostly taxing mentally because of all of the input. The only game that doesn'
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2y ago
One of the most polished "flight" games in VR too, extremely immersive and perfect controls.
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3y ago
I was just about to comment on this, apparently all production capacity for hbm is tapped out until early 2026
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3y ago
Subsidies was already possible via Jordbruksverket. There's a fear that putting this in the hands of the medical establishment could make it harder than necessary to get the required permits.
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3y ago
"All cannabis becomes narcotics, except for fibers and seeds, and all handling becomes subject to a permit, regardless of variety and delta-9-THC content." Which means all existing types of hemp. The current law allows for 0,3% TH
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Sweden aim to classify industrial hemp as narcotic
(lakemedelsverket.se)
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16-years later "Don't retract bookmark submenus after drag and drop" may get fix
(issues.chromium.org)
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3y ago
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3y ago
> …Teslas. Or at least it was, until they removed the physical turn signal controls. The turn signals wasn’t removed, they moved them to the steering wheel as physical buttons. Which ofc isn’t optimal, because you turn it…
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3y ago
This report gives me some hope that Ukraine will win. https://kaitseministeerium.ee/sites/default/files/setting_tr...
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3y ago
GPT-4 & Gemini get it right every time. And if I convert it from miles/mph to km/kmh then most of them get it right. Two cars have a 160 km race. Car A drives 16kmh. Car B drives 8kmh but gets a 80km headstart. Who wins?
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Denmark gives all of its artillery shells to Ukraine
(telegraph.co.uk)
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3y ago
On which cloudflare plan though? On free plan, eu visits are constantly routed through Estonia and Russia in our case, causing about 1-5 sec ttfb
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3y ago
There's still no indication that it disables model training. The setting is explicitly about the activity history (which is 3-mo auto-delete, 72h minimum).
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3y ago
There is a setting on Gemini paid, however it isn't about disabling model training, only activity storage length. Also (On manual deletion): "Even when Gemini Apps Activity is off, your conversations will be saved with your accoun
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3y ago
Google has a specific Medical AI called Med-PaLM that has more stringent PHI/HIPAA compliance.
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3y ago
Impressive! It's too bad it's not possible to opt-out of model training on Googles Gemini (free/paid*) plans. Which includes: Conversations, Location, Feedback, Usage information And specifically this clause: "Please don
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3y ago
This was linked randomly on Mistrals Discord chat, nothing "official" yet. It's a preview of their newest prototype model. To use it, click "Direct Chat" tab and choose "Mistral next"
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3y ago
> "virtually unhackable" technology due to computations occurring simultaneously without the need for storing information in working memory Why would that have anything to with vulnerabilities and hacking?
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3y ago
I don't get why they allow injection of irrelevant url parameters in the first place, it's the first rule of any input - remove what's not used and sanitize what is.
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3y ago
While it doesn't look good, it doesn't inject or execute scripts. Still, would have liked an official take on this. I was about to re-signup but now I'll hold off on that.
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3y ago
There might be something to it, higher than > 60% memory pressure and the issue will get a lot worse and more frequent.
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3y ago
I haven't tried Apple "certified" Thunderbolt devices yet, but others in the huge Apple thread [0] has and still experience cracks/pops.
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3y ago
I have 4 external all different sound cards and AMPs (USB), it's the same on all of them. There is no software remedy, only re-connecting physically works (temporarily)
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3y ago
The left/right channels drifting randomly is one thing (SoundSource fixes it), but it gets worse.. I've been trying to raise awareness of Apples horrible audio issues for quite a few years now. Driver re-starts and USB re-connects
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3y ago
QUIC is very exciting, after seeing what it did for latency in Cloudflare network and Cloudflare workers, I can't wait to finally see it in Deno 1.41[0]. [0] https://github.com/denoland/deno/pull/21942#is
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3y ago
Tried a few of my normal benchmarks, besides the tiny context window, it made mistakes I've never seen GPT-4 make. Update: I see others had the same experience.
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