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tmikaeld
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Yes
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> First trend: Moore’s Law, or rather, its lack thereof. Despite all the efforts of Apple to hide its flattening curve with ARM-based chips, it is vox populi that a computer from 2014 is just about as powerful as the one you bought as a
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The RAW Weights here: https://docs.mistral.ai/models/
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> Try coming up with a dataset that doesn’t have any copyrighted material in them. Isn't this what Mistral AI did?
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I think Apple is on to something! It is more present in the environment, it’s slimmer to the face, it doesn’t ruin your hair, it’s high resolution and powerful enough for serious work. The weight though.. but it will get lighter.
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I don't know, if I was financially independent, I'd do work that can be open sourced and free - get proper recognition - rather than giving it away to a corporation.
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> Well, first off is not even hard to spend 800k If you're buying a house, sure, but that's just the 1st year. > ..many smart people like to work. I do too, but life outside of work, being financially independent - that'
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Hm, isn't it a risk to pay too much? If you've got enough money that you can't spend it in a lifetime, why continue to do extremely difficult work?
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As mentioned in the article, the fluid can be recharged inside the vehicle, the pumping is just an option to speed it up.
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As mentioned in the article, the fluid can be recharged inside the vehicle, the pumping is just an option to speed it up.
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I thought Mixtral required 34GB of RAM to run at that quantization? Yet RAM requirements aren't mentioned anywhere (in your links).
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Recycling is complicated, because only certain polymers can be recycled, then it has to be separated from contaminants, transported, sorted and re-shipped to re-use facilities (often in China). A lot of improvements are needed for this to b
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Plastic eating bacterium seems to be the only proper way of disposal. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ideonella_sakaiensis
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Huh? Why would they drop development of key components to their main product? What is Mozilla without Firefox? Update: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lkIX5ryZZ4 Basically, Mozilla gave Servo employees the foot and the pro
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> Now we find out that same gulf stream is slowing down. From what I've read so far, we could get a nordic ice-age, because we're so dependent on that hot water and air.
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Considering all of the shit that goes on with routers, maybe it's time to say that OpenWRT is the (only) safe-ish option at this point?
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Hm, what about privacy? Do they store code on their servers?
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Do you mean pricerunner? There's similar price comparison sites, but they don't index every store available. You basically have to submit your listing.
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Hasn't this always been an issue without a solution? Has there ever been a (real) attempt at fixing it?
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Is this production ready? Docs seem to sugget it's a huge WIP.
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> Excitingly, we built Arc in a way that makes it easy to swap rendering engines in the future. > This means we may offer a WebKit version one day, or even build a rendering engine of our own. Time will tell!" [0] [0] https:
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I like that they're doing something new and that their rendering engine is interchangeable. But I won't be using a closed-source browser again, thanks to Chrome.
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Agreed, maybe something like https://pastevents.org/rss/keyword ?
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That's awesome! I'll be consuming this from now on, combined with newsminimalist.com . Should cover 99% of what I want to know. Can you add RSS feed to pastevents.org? That would be even better!
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Why does the car allow self-driving in "conditions it's not intended"? It's not like the car doesn't have the sensors to know! Just disable it.
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TÜV vehicle report 2024 – Tesla Model 3, most issues (German)
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Hm, docs only mention node, can't it be used in Deno using the WASM?
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The german TÜV report that tests 111 cars reliability over years, found that Tesla model 3 had the most amount of issues. https://www.adac.de/news/tuev-report-2024/ "E-cars are above average Defects in the br
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Frozen in time, wonder why?
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That works as-performant in a browser with collaboration, absolutely, there's no alternatives.
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