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Lapha
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Comment #39185133
Running models locally using GPU inference shouldn't be too bad as the biggest impact in terms of performance is ram/vram bandwidth rather than compute. Some rough power figures fo…
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Comment #39167427
Well, he absolutely should have been using Vim, he instead spent the week learning vi.
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Comment #38700879
If it were just a standalone tool it wouldn't affect the licencing of the project, but it's not a tool, it's a software library, so projects using the library need to follow the te…
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Comment #38693074
Note that the author of the unauthorised derivative work 'B', based on the 'original' work 'A', still retains copyright over their own (unauthorised) work B. Even if a court compel…
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Comment #38336551
>as open source really does only mean source available The definition and history of the term as a licence is unambiguous in that the only restriction on redistribution is that it …
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Comment #38336305
'Free' software has problems with its name too. The ones muddying the waters are people and companies releasing source code with a proprietary licence while trying to latch onto th…
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Comment #37732267
The topic of human vision and perception is complex enough that I very much doubt it's scientists who are making the claim that we can't perceive anything higher than 30-60fps. The…
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Comment #37708778
While I'm sure the publicly available and already moderated Reddit comments OpenAI pays workers to classify are truly disturbing, nobody should be forced to read Reddit after all, …
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Comment #37343915
>UK plug sockets are rated at 13 A, giving a maximum power rating of 2,990 W. Nominally, anyway. When the EU standardised mains voltages they mostly did so on paper by fudging the …
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Comment #37199896
Ideally it's lifecycle carbon footprint averaged over expected power production during that time, but the numbers aren't always directly comparable and the error bars are huge to b…
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Comment #37199299
I don't mean this as a dig, but I am curious to know what your use case is for launching new browser windows from different environments is. Something along the lines of remote deb…
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Comment #36865010
This change is likely only due to anticipation of a proposed EU law that would require 3+2 years of support, the Pixel 5a released in 2021 will only get 3 years of support, includi…
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Comment #36798692
Japanese has a couple of words for 'door' (some of which refer to Japanese style sliding doors): 戸, 扉, 障子, but one of the more frequent ones is ドア which is a loan word from English…
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Comment #36730453
While it's not a direct parallel, I'd recommend people be careful with using your thumbs like this. I've been using a tiling window manager with the windows key as a modifier for y…
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Comment #36658739
>it's going to take a while, and Rust has been here for 17 years. Technically correct, but Rust was changing significantly from version to version prior to the 1.0 release some 8 y…
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Comment #36374543
>it replaces things like PulseAudio More specifically, it's fully compatible with PulseAudio/JACK/ALSA and is capable of completely replacing them while still providing the benefit…
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Comment #36300938
There's definitely smart people on 4chan, but accessibility only exists insofar as there's enough of a culture to punch through the noise floor. Mentally filtering posts only gets …
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Comment #36275181
Both companies are juicing up the default power limits which absolutely matters if you're concerned about total Wh for sustained loads, thermal considerations, PSU rating, noise, e…
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Comment #36202888
Not to detract from the point too much, but RSA was independently discovered in 1973.
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Comment #36130462
Smoking tobacco has clear negative health consequences today, but the association may not have been so strong when the predominant forms of heating households were open wood and co…
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Comment #36127580
The first mechanical clock that could accurately and reliably measure seconds was a pendulum clock with a length of one metre. Seconds and metres go hand in hand with the metric sy…
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Comment #36051928
Hopefully it stays at least a France away.
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Comment #35919127
>Unless someone can point to an American (Japanese/Australian/Canadian/Korean/Mexican/Chinese/Indian etc etc) law passed promising equivalence this continued notion that the EU law…
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Comment #35726096
Hindi and other Indo-Aryan languages are incredibly irregular, but when laid out on a chart it doesn't seem as daunting of a task as the initial prospect of learning 100 numerals f…