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by yuvalr1 2y ago
Looking at how to deploy 1B and 3B Llama models on Android for inference. Some posts online recommend using Termux (an amazing app) to have an emulated shell and then install as if it's Linux, using ollama for example. However, this fo
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by yuvalr1 2y ago
Works for me on FF
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by yuvalr1 2y ago
I think smaller apartments and lack of storage space might be a driver for buying less books. However, while I do feel modern apartments are smaller, I don't know if this feeling is true.
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by yuvalr1 2y ago
I would say this is the exact opposite of consumerism. People find a lot of artistic value and intelligence in the books they acquire. The post articulates beautifully how much connection this man has to his books. He does not regret for a
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by yuvalr1 2y ago
The reason Israel attacks Hezbollah (not Lebanon, but Hezbollah), is that Hezbollah, unprovoked by Israel, started firing rockets on Israeli northern cities since October 8, 2023. They have been firing rockets ever since, almost on a daily
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by yuvalr1 2y ago
Unfortunately, you are seriously uninformed. Israel and Hezbolla are in active war for more than 11 months now. On a side note, I think people should strive to be more humble when they talk about issues they don't understand, or unders
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by yuvalr1 2y ago
One reason might be this is directly targeting Hezbolla personnel, and does minimal collateral damage.
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by yuvalr1 3y ago
I was actually confused by that for a moment when reading the article. I think rants such as yours are good and important. Despite not being a native English speaker, I think English speakers should strive to hold to their language rules an
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by yuvalr1 3y ago
I think we're too used to just replace things instead of fixing them. Fixing requires understanding of how things work, and I think it's a shame most of us (I include myself) don't have enough of this understanding regarding
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by yuvalr1 3y ago
This article reminds me of my grandfather as well, who sadly passed away two weeks ago. He was a mechanical engineer, and a real craftsman. One example we, in our family, like to remember is how he fixed the car during a long vacation trip
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by yuvalr1 3y ago
> The current source material used in Consensus comes from the Semantic Scholar database For people who are familiar with this database, are the papers in it trustworthy? It's nice to search directly in scienific papers, but only if
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by yuvalr1 4y ago
If you have some free hours in Stockholm, treat yourself a visit to the Vasa museum. Seeing these ships with your own eyes and internalizing the amount of work and thought that was put into them is a real thought provoking experience. The e
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by yuvalr1 4y ago
I think that it all depends on how the communication between you two works. If, for example, you are used to such inner jokes, like giving yourselves exaggerated titles, or maybe even if this is his bold way of asking to join you, it's
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by yuvalr1 4y ago
A relatively low hanging fruit that can help: chew more! This will both help with digestion, so your body will invest less energy, and secret more satiety hormones, so you will even eat a bit less without being hungry.
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by yuvalr1 4y ago
Thank you! I actually searched it by the url (domain) but didn't find...
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by yuvalr1 4y ago
Wow, this act looks amazing. I hope it will go through. What is the usual timeline for these kinds of acts? You got me so thrilled that I posted it for a discussion. Right here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33309576
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Digital Markets Act: ensuring fair and open digital markets(ec.europa.eu)
6 points by yuvalr1 4y ago|3 comments
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by yuvalr1 4y ago
Thanks! I'll remember them next time I need a domain
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by yuvalr1 4y ago
Sounds bad. Is there anything we can do about it? What is the most reliable domain registrar?
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by yuvalr1 4y ago
Will this collapse affect the price of popular brands like Mac, Pixel etc?
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by yuvalr1 4y ago
Alas Google does the exact opposite - they have a lot of power (they essentially verdict an app to life or death, which sometimes means the death of the business), but take very little responsibility for their actions towards app developers
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by yuvalr1 4y ago
I'm using Firefox that blocks ads on Android (with uBO)
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by yuvalr1 4y ago
As someone who is yet to have the chance to use Lua but heard about it a lot, I'm very happy to read this article. It's so useful to hear how a programming language should be used. Understanding the philosophy behind the languag
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by yuvalr1 4y ago
Since Airbnb couldn't verify my credit card due to technical reasons, I started using Booking a lot (with the same card - no problem whatsoever), and it was a pretty good experience. Why do you think this way about Booking?
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by yuvalr1 4y ago
I'm also at least temporarily banned, because they try to verify my credit card with transactions that my card company say do not exist. I'm not going to change cards only for them, there are good enough alternatives.
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by yuvalr1 4y ago
Key statement: integrity of the state is much more important than some inconveniences here and there
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by yuvalr1 4y ago
I simply use an ad blocker. Blocks all the annoying YouTube videos
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by yuvalr1 4y ago
Some of the comments here discuss humbleness in general, which is different from what this post is about. The article talks about being intellectually humble, and defines it as the ability to self reflect and accept the possibility that you
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by yuvalr1 4y ago
I always use code comments with my name during the work to help me remember things I want to change but don't want to do them right in this moment. Then before pushing I make sure there is no comment bearing my name.
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by yuvalr1 4y ago
It is really amazing, and they even discuss it in the podcast. What the interviewee basically says is that quantum mechanics is the reality of how things work, and that classical physics, including general relativity, is an approximation of

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