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by zargon 2y ago
A slice of bread (in the U.S.) has more than 1g of added sugar (and less than 140 calories). (If you know of any besides Ezekiel that have less sugar, I would like to hear about it.) I don't think it is fair to villainize Cheerios when
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by zargon 2y ago
Serving size is 1.5 cups. Regardless of how much people eat, it's still only 3% added sugar.
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by zargon 2y ago
From the Cheerios box in my cupboard: 140 calories per serving, 1g added sugar per serving. 1g carb = 4 calories. 4 / 140 = 3%. I would not be at all surprised if some flavor of Cheerios is 24% added sugar, but regular Cheerios are not
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by zargon 2y ago
> Meanwhile Chrome doesn't give a fuck what you think and does whatever it wants and people keep using it regardless. As a Firefox user since 2002 who has never switched away, this part of the situation feels insane. People nitpick
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by zargon 2y ago
Not the GP, but I bought a few P40s over the summer for $150 each. Last I checked they're more expensive now, but it's still cheap vram and fast enough at inference for me.
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by zargon 2y ago
That's an Ampere A6000, one generation older than the Ada A6000. Nvidia decided that confusing model names are a good way to sell old products at a premium.
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by zargon 2y ago
The keywords you're looking for are Intel basekit, oneapi, and ipex. https://christianjmills.com/posts/intel-pytorch-extension-tu... https://chsasank.com/intel-arc-gpu-driver-oneapi-installatio...
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by zargon 2y ago
Macs have RS-422 ports, not RS-232. But, no.
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by zargon 2y ago
After reading a lot of that thread, my understanding is that yarn scaling is disabled intentionally by default in the GGUFs, because it would degrade outputs for contexts that do fit in 32k. So the only change is enabling yarn scaling at 4x
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by zargon 2y ago
Those summaries are pretty lousy and also have hallucinations in them.
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by zargon 2y ago
Really, the point is, why can't we have both? I use and enjoy epubs extensively, but also in many contexts I strongly prefer PDF.
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by zargon 2y ago
Another frustrating thing with ebooks is that you can't get them in PDF format any more. So much time is spent making a nicely fomatted hardcopy edition, then the ebook is only available as a terribly auto-converted epub that throws aw
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by zargon 2y ago
https://xkcd.com/1053/
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Unfortunate things about performance reviews (2021)(rachelbythebay.com)
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by zargon 2y ago
"Legitimate" is probably a better word. I think you can get the point though. Those I have seen preferring the term CSAM are more concerned about CSAM being perceived less negatively when it is called child porn than they are abou
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by zargon 2y ago
> Just because some porn is child porn, which is bad, doesn't in any way imply that all porn is bad. I think people who want others to stop using the term "child porn" are actually arguing the opposite of this. Porn is goo
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by zargon 2y ago
They verify signup emails now. At least for me.
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by zargon 2y ago
The "best by" period is arbitrary, so a packed on date removes ambiguity that varies from producer to producer.
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by zargon 2y ago
I prefer "packed on" dates. With "best by" dates you have no idea what the actual age of the product is. Either for comparing freshness when buying it or for deciding whether to consume it later.
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by zargon 2y ago
> Companies switched from being singular plurals ("Google is deprecating another product.") to plural singulars ("Google are deprecating another product.") I thought this was just a difference between American and Bri
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by zargon 2y ago
https://actualbudget.org/ is the open source site.
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by zargon 2y ago
Nobody suggested Kagi is a community.
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by zargon 2y ago
Yep. He has demonstrated it repeatedly in pinbiard threads here.
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by zargon 2y ago
I have been using Espial: https://github.com/jonschoning/espial
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by zargon 2y ago
> your remote GitHub repo can be located on any machine It's such a an easy mistake to say that you did it while explaining you don't need GitHub for git repos. :)
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How Differential Steering Works (1937) [video](youtube.com)
2 points by zargon 2y ago|0 comments
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by zargon 2y ago
Oh, I didn't even realize Facebook had a text to image model.
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by zargon 2y ago
Uhm, Llama 3.1 is an LLM.
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by zargon 2y ago
UFW isn't an application firewall, it only blocks/allows port numbers (system-wide), as far as I know.
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by zargon 2y ago
House cats are nearly genetically identical to wildcats. Which is to say, the species has always and still does exist without humans.

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