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Remmy
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Comment #40658932
They've all passed through my town. They coordinated it all with our local sheriff's office and sent out notifications well in advance so people would know to take alternate routes…
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Comment #40568781
Ghost? It's simple to set up, uses Stripe and Digital Ocean does a one-click install.
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Comment #40269257
My trained LoRas seem to defeat it pretty easily, but that's introducing extremely specific facial data. It does well at generic AI faces however.
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Comment #36883311
Yes.
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Comment #36842784
Would love to read more about your time in NanoGPT. I've been getting familiar with it myself lately and it's still pretty much gibberish in the output with 16M, but the dataset is…
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Comment #36593393
I recently moved to TubeSync and Jellyfin for YouTube videos. TubeSync will make a copy of the channel locally while applying Sponsorblock filters directly to the video file. It ch…
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Comment #36582986
Threads isn't even a new app from them. It was discontinued just a few years ago. This is a relaunch with a more Twitter like experience.
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Comment #36566101
I just did a fresh Arch install last week. Running 6.4.1 kernel on a ThreadRipper CPU with an RTX 2070 Super and an RTX 3060. Driver version 535.54.03 and CUDA 12.2. Everything "ju…
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Comment #36380852
Toss in RDClient for real-debrid support via the qbitorrent plugin in sonaar/radarr and it's fantastic.
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Comment #36354023
I'm not sure why it feels so weird either, but it definitely does. I was never a big fan of him personally, but have to agree with a lot of what he says. I think, for me at least, …
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Comment #36353884
When this started, I jokingly told my friend, "F it. I'll make my own reddit." Over the course of the evening (and just tinkering around some more the next day), I tossed this toge…
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Comment #36353476
The subreddit exists because a user created it. I created two subreddits 12 years ago that have a few hundred thousand subscribers today. So do I not have the right to set my subre…
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Comment #36313980
I've been using llama.cpp with the python wrappers and it's the speed increase has been great, but it seemed to be limited to a max of 40 N_GPU_LAYERS. Going to have to update and …
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Comment #36251548
Considering that as of 50 minutes ago, the only way to read comments is on their new interface, i'd be slightly worried about your content.
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Comment #36151356
That is going to be a factor in getting people to migrate. Convenience matters more than outrage. Lemmy's decentralization makes it a bother for most people. If they can't get inst…
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Comment #36151311
Apollo had 30 billion requests last month. It's not clickbait. It's math.
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Comment #35923503
I've had access for awhile and it's still very buggy. The web browsing plugin tends to fail just following links.
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Comment #129632
I have issues with Ubuntu. When I switched to a Unix based environment 12 years ago, I did what was expected of anyone at that time. I read up and learned about my environment. It …
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Comment #125885
For those wondering, it says, "If you can read this, you're hired."
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Comment #125002
I talked about this back in December of last year at a conference. They actually announced this at an EU conference back then. The original plan was for Windows 8 to allow a genuin…
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Comment #124500
While the statistics are interesting, one of the reasons I love this site is it leaves the politics to the other sites. Not that I am discouraging the avocation of any candidate. I…
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Comment #123224
We've found an interesting use for it in our offices already. I tossed it on our main server and we're using it in conjunction with our version control system to keep track of who …
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What brought you here?
digg has become cesspool which I refused to believe for the longest time. I was one of their biggest supporters in the early days and looked over the influx of mass stupidity as it…