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Transcribe-Anything, GPU Accelerated WhisperAI Run Locally(pypi.org)
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Carbon will likely help C++ because now there is a new playground to iterate on new ideas and then when they stabilize then C++ can decide to just copy it.
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by zackees 4y ago
Obviously this person isn't using AI to help them code CMAKE yet. All the issues I had a year ago using CMAKE just went away with Microsoft CoPilot.
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I skipped over fly.io because I don't want to run a command to deploy an update to an app. I much prefer Render.com and DigitalOcean's setup where you select a repo and then it takes care of the rest with auto update on git push.
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All your cells have the same DNA but each cell type deactivated certain DNA regions that don’t apply to it. The theory here is that as we age the cells epigenetics fuzz out, so that skin cells start to look a bit more like neurons and other
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by zackees 4y ago
Wait until open source devs make their own AI. Vice will invert their narrative to attack it
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by zackees 4y ago
These one file scripts are nice but it’s just as convenient to if the script is a package.
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I'm still waiting on a tool that installs an activate.sh/activate.bat file that will bootstrap the tool when it's not installed, and then load up the environmental variables so that clean/build/deploy/test beco
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by zackees 4y ago
Despite all the endless talk of addressing global warming, here is an engineering solution to global warming that makes carbon obsolete... ...but now the media elite are throwing fear, uncertainty and doubt rather than urging for a Manhatta
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FYI - Sugar alcohol (e.g. xylitol, sorbitol, erythritol) taste just like sugar and the bacteria try to eat it like sugar but can't digest and it halts their growth. The sugar alcohols are either near zero on the glycemic index or actua
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by zackees 4y ago
Technically it's not science because it doesn't follow the scientific method. Instead it's the close cousin, empiricism. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/empirical
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If implemented this use the webseed feature so you can get serverless seeding. You can add the seed dynamically on the client when there are no peers as indicated by the tracker.
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Hopefully, they (the CCP) will collapse.
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It was a nuke test. This can be seen by the videos posted where there is a sound of detonation. Also, every single radiation monitoring station in the US that I tested all went down “for maintenance” six days before the explosion.
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by zackees 4y ago
Holocaust denial is totally acceptable to the media and the establishment when it comes to the Ukraine Holodomor. Even typing Holodomor on iOS indicates that the word is missing from the spell checker. It’s shameful.
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by zackees 4y ago
Chromium. Cobalt doesn't work for the majority of websites. Websites kind of have to be built specifically for Cobalt to work well.
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Yes. I worked on this project for three years. This is exactly what it is. It’s also much more stable than chrome.
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I'm going to be using this because it's in theory it's much easier to have over the air updates when the business logic are just text files, rather than compiled binaries.
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Just to give an alternative opinion: This appears to be a very ruthless hatchet job. It appears the elites set a trap and imploded her company. It appears her chief scientist Ian Gibbons was poisoned. The media said he died of suicide by ty
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All Musk has to do is create an Ad system that delivers positive ROI. That's it. If he does that then people will sign up because they enjoy scaling up their business. There is so much public backlash against the large advertisers anyw
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> A unique feature of JPEG XL is that it is possible to recompress existing JPEG images (of which there are a lot out there!) to a JPEG XL file that is on average about 20% smaller, without introducing any loss. In fact, the bit-exact sa
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by zackees 4y ago
Here you go: NYPost: Washington Post, New York Times finally admit Hunter’s laptop is real — but only to protect Joe Biden some more https://nypost.com/2022/04/01/new-york-times-finally-admit-h...
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There’s the presumption here that Tesla is footing the bill. For all you know Tesla hired out of these workers on contract and the Twitter is footing the bill.
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by zackees 4y ago
Israeli law wants subtitles on all videos.
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Natural infection gives broad spectrum protection against multiple antigens present on SarsCov2. The mRNA vaccines took the toxic part, the spike protein, and gave that to everyone, but only after Pfizer gave themselves full immunity for an
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Except this doctor is one of the most published Cardiologists in the world.
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The most toxic part of the SarsCov2 is the spike protein. Which is exactly what the vaccine makes you produce by the trillions. What could go wrong? I don't know how the media convinced everyone to take the Trump vaccine. I'll nev
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Poetry seems to be the most npm-style package management for python.
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Right and the only ones that should be able to ruthlessly defame anyone is the New York Times, MSNBC and Fox News. The ramifications of this are dire. This is about a power grab of total control of what we say online. We already saw the abu
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by zackees 4y ago
First off, thanks for making great software. This is state of the art stuff. As I see it, the main blocker on adoption is the extreme difficulty of deploying this giant piece of software. The setup steps is long, complicated and requires im

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