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by tyfon 4y ago
Or even earlier, 31337 :)
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by tyfon 4y ago
I've had 5x4TB WD Reds for about 10 years, I did have to replace one at some point but my synology supported hotswapping it and restoring everything. Have not had an issue with the others, would buy those drives again :)
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by tyfon 4y ago
I've been testing quite a few of these models lately. For me, the absolute best is still the 65B 4-bit quantized llama model with the correct prompt and parameters, both for programming, language and general questions. I am actually ge
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by tyfon 4y ago
Yeah, I don't think this will be a corporate thing but a private decentralized thing. It's probably the worst fear of the likes of google etc, a 100% local "search engine" / knowledge center that does not even requi
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by tyfon 4y ago
Report from Norway. I used to get perhaps 3-4 calls a week from the same Indian sounding scammers (a man and a woman). They call from UK numbers. However, since I got the pixel, it has a setting to block spam calls, I have not gotten any :)
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by tyfon 4y ago
> How do people even come up with this? Frustration and hours of "fiddling" is my guess, suddenly you did something that worked. The worst is when you can't remember the exact steps! Not that I have this issue myself, I ha
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by tyfon 4y ago
I eat lactobacillus all the time in my sourdough bread :) It is what makes the sourdough bread taste so good too.
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by tyfon 4y ago
I thought they were valid throughout the volume/radius, but that the solution only gives you the surface area for that radius, not the volume. Perhaps I have misunderstood though as I am just a hobbyist :)
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by tyfon 4y ago
I think the novelty here is the way of discovery, at least that is how I read the paper.
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by tyfon 4y ago
It actually works with "less than words", tokens that can encode either a whole word or part of it. Example might be "you" as a single token, but "craftsmanship" might be 5-10 tokens depending on the encoder. I
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by tyfon 4y ago
To me it actually looks like it just took the dark energy theory and s/expanding/shrinking/g on it. It's even called "isotropic space-time expansion" in many papers.
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by tyfon 4y ago
It will get scary when that happens _and_ it has continuous learning and better short term memory :) Right now they models are all quite static.
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by tyfon 4y ago
I think they will use the really innovative iGlass :)
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by tyfon 4y ago
GPT-4 will also happily invent python libraries that doesn't exist to enable some functionality in the code it produces. I don't think this is a Bard only feature. It's not as bad as the 65B llama model I run on my (amd) PC t
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by tyfon 4y ago
We do this too for our kids. Now that they are a bit older they are very happy with our decision.
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by tyfon 4y ago
Yes, I can easily convince my boss this is worth done some money too...
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by tyfon 4y ago
This goes in my toolbox, thanks!
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by tyfon 4y ago
One day it will though. I think we will also see a lot of weights optimisation/pruning and model architecture optimisations that allow them to run on much less hardware.
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by tyfon 4y ago
The seats in my X and 3 are the only car seats I've tried that does not give me back pain after long trips. They are one of the biggest reasons i drive tesla instead of the etron.
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by tyfon 4y ago
There is an off switch. That's all I need to know personally.
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by tyfon 4y ago
While I agree the name AI is pretentious, I personally and professionally embrace the technology. Personally I enjoy creating language models and agent networks, at work I make predictive models so.. :) Even if I didn't find the tech f
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by tyfon 4y ago
My wife and I have the password to our vaults in each others vaults, however I am not sure what would happen if both of us die. Edit: as a site note, have used keepass + file on my (vpn reachable) synology for like 10 years, never had any i
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by tyfon 4y ago
As a frequent user of arch linux and not so frequent user of windows I think this might come from the lazy loading of .net for all the apps. Excel might be the worst here, but that is an UX problem. When you open it, it will first have you
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by tyfon 4y ago
If you set up a company that accepts money from Chinese citizens and let them do stuff online I am pretty sure your company will be subject to Chinese law, yes.
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by tyfon 4y ago
They accept money from EU customers so, yes
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by tyfon 4y ago
Apple fits a lot of people, just not me :) I think for me the major issue is that I don't like any of the default options in the iphone and the 3rd party keyboards kept bugging out, even swiftkey and gboard would act really weird. Also
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by tyfon 4y ago
On the pixel phone "it just works" with keepass. But yeah I didn't know about that option either in iOS after 2.5 years.. It says something about the UI I think.
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by tyfon 4y ago
Things like this actually works in KDE, I can take a file from the file manager and drop it into konsole and it will copy the path. It's how copy/paste intents are supposed to work, the receiving object or program might want to us
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by tyfon 4y ago
I actually switched to an iphone around 2.5 years ago since teams wouldn't run properly on my old android and the offerings from my company instead of iphone (huawei and samsung) didn't really appeal to me. Now 2.5 years later I s
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by tyfon 4y ago
How is this different from what google and facebook does?

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