tommek4077

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by tommek4077 3y ago
The source is open in the internet. Everyone can train with the SO-data.
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by tommek4077 3y ago
Never did.
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by tommek4077 3y ago
You can easily create blind tests and they speak a very clear outcome.
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by tommek4077 3y ago
Yeah, good luck with keeping something open sourced secret again. Worked like a charm with encryption and DVDs CSS.
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by tommek4077 3y ago
I replaced my Art department of 0 people in my hobby project with midjourney and added 2500+ visuals to my hobby project (online-RPG). So on the one hand you are right, on the other hand...
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by tommek4077 3y ago
Hands are a more or less solved problem. At least in midjourney.
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by tommek4077 3y ago
How are they becoming a monopoly with midjourney and stable diffusion as strong opponents?
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by tommek4077 3y ago
It's hard to make money if anyone can copy (and improve!) your work.
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by tommek4077 3y ago
The use is and was, to discover new sites on a specific interesting topic.
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by tommek4077 3y ago
I don't see the discussion on Twitter as I have no account and do not see.the answers on Twitter, but don't you just need virtualbox? CD-Roms are still there and the the underlying tech is also still the same.
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by tommek4077 3y ago
Those sites are still being made. You just do not find them with google. Maybe it is time to bring back curated lists and web rings.
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by tommek4077 3y ago
WinRAR has been developed by win.rar GmbH from Berlin since 1995. This is still majority-owned by the two founders Burak Canboy and Öncül Kaya. Approximately 12% of the shares in WinRAR GmbH belong to the company Givanto.[3]
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by tommek4077 3y ago
Just not cheap.
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by tommek4077 3y ago
I would not give much on those gambled page speed analysis. It comes down to: is ist fast enough? The answer clearly was yes during all those years for the users.
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by tommek4077 3y ago
Yes, and too many people still think bandwidth equals good latency. It does not!
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by tommek4077 3y ago
But having 32 real cores in a cpu is so much cheaper than having mumtiple gpus. RAM is also much cheaper as VRAM.
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by tommek4077 3y ago
Well the Llama.cpp running on CPUs with decent speed and fast development improvements, hints towards CPUs. And there the size of the model is less important as the RAM is the limit. At least for interference this is now a viable alternativ
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by tommek4077 3y ago
They probably just use the same Perl scripts like the old share hosters from the late 90s early 00s, but with a complete state of the art JS frontend. ;)
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by tommek4077 3y ago
Totally depends on your use case. There are optimized models for stories, code, knowlegde...
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by tommek4077 3y ago
Because no one uses a scanner? Or how did you come to this conclusion? Or do you mean official verified and stamped translations?
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by tommek4077 3y ago
HN is not "most people".
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by tommek4077 3y ago
Genuine question, why is HN so obsessed with fonts? Most people do not care at all. And we all know the strange love towards comic sans from "not computer people", that might even show a complete different understanding of beauty.
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by tommek4077 3y ago
I am sorry, i will start writing on my clay tablet right away.
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by tommek4077 3y ago
Do you get uncensored answers with this? Oftentimes it produces false positives for my workload, and i dont care for feedback buttons during work hours.
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by tommek4077 3y ago
You are mixing live costs with tution costs. That way even jobs are costing you money. So it stays: BS
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by tommek4077 3y ago
It totally depends on the company. But if pull something like burnout, you should be careful to cover your story why you were not able to relax properly.
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by tommek4077 3y ago
No, the employee is also required to do that by law.
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by tommek4077 3y ago
BS.
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by tommek4077 3y ago
and please Mr. Hacker, also upload a copy of your ID Card. I really would like to talk to you. - a secret admirer of your work and totally not some agent
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by tommek4077 3y ago
How generous ...

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