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SirYandi
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Comment #48651282
Some people working in big companies believe in the ideals of open source and convince their employers to allow open sourcing a project. Employers get prestige (useful for the hiri…
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Comment #47914477
So you'll have a beautifully designed system with rotting bones? A system constrained to the same patterns seen in training data. Not terrible, good enough. I don't know, I don't d…
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Comment #47680907
This sets off marketing BS alarm bells. All the cosignatories so very ovvoously have a vested interest in AI stocks / sentiment. Perhaps not the Linux foundation, although (I think…
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Comment #44688268
Yes, but it's not the platform really making the decision in this case. It's their payment processor
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Comment #44066712
https://harper.blog/2025/02/16/my-llm-codegen-workflow-atm/ "tl:dr; Brainstorm spec, then plan a plan, then execute using LLM codegen. Discrete loops. Then magic."
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Comment #43561105
Same price as some pure bred dogs too
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Comment #43392860
I find that thought reassuring. There is less of a gap between oneself and the greats than one might think.
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Comment #42332975
And then once the answer is found an additional prompt is given to tidy up and present the solution clearly?
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Comment #41549259
You're conflating type 1 and 2 (and more?) diabetes. A cure for type 1 diabetes is very much a thing millions of people really need
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Comment #41450228
Just plug your API keys into a front end like https://github.com/enricoros/big-AGI and pay as you go for all commercially available models
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Comment #41404306
Pi5 is plenty, even overkill for a pihole. I run a pihole on my old pi2 and it's absolutely fine
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Comment #38243989
An unknown thing becomes a non obvious thing, which makes it interesting. Until it becomes obvious, of course.
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Comment #37153432
Who really knows _that_ much about anything though? Few people are experts in a given topic. Although I see your point, I suppose more people would be good to recognise that, espec…
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Comment #35645993
I mean, every time you use an electric device you're making a small purchasing decision.
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Comment #35203657
Or if there ever is a "big crunch" where all black holes crunch together to a critical mass, would there be another big bang and time then run backwards?
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Comment #32683146
Struggle with this too. One keyword which helps is 'wide angle'. Sometimes 'full body shot' works for generating humans.
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Comment #32655206
Happening already: https://promptbase.com/
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Comment #32635622
To add another data point, my GTX1080 takes ~60 sec to generate a pair of 500x500 images using txt2img. Haven't tried img2img yet as the UI package I went with is a bit buggy with …
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Comment #32006596
You can get around that by spoofing safteynet stuff using Magisk. But yeah, it is a few more hoops to jump through and you need to be rooted which is itself not great for security.…
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Comment #31746249
I imagine they do own significant amount of crypto. Also, less people are buying as the price dips.
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Comment #31148396
I assume they were referring to the blitz in WW2, where the RAF defended Britain from Nazi bombing runs.
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Comment #30646734
I know this is a selfish perspective but the Ukraine/Russia news cycle has been hitting my mental health pretty hard. Its nice to come here and see the usual interesting techy stuf…
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Comment #30483718
Regular fresh water from the river passing through Ukraine into Crimea, which Ukraine blocked the flow of after Crimea was annexed.