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bobim

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    Comment #49106730

    They are useful as a deterrence system, can't decline in one click? I'm out thanks.

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    Comment #48852583

    I'm not fully understanding this business of MoE so please forgive me if this is a dumb question, but would it be possible to use MPI with a small cluster to distribute the load?

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    Comment #48852541

    My take was on pictures embedded into those documents, I'm not sure screenshotting would help as the text/numeric data is already there. Just saying.

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    Comment #48837756

    Could it be extended so it also extracts pictures from pptx and xlsx and run vision to get a description to be added to the text content before indexing?

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    Comment #48492503

    I'm slapping debian on any crap hardware around, but that's just me with different ideological standards.

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    Comment #48482116

    This is disturbing to realize that pi then contains all the past and future knowledge, including when I'll pass away.

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    Comment #48463818

    If you've been 20 years in and built the infrastructure you might disagree with new management and have a very clear view on the harm new policies are making. Professionals might b…

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    Comment #48463738

    As an individual contributor I sell my time, not my soul.

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    Comment #48414425

    I didn't realize Buran flew, and flew autonomously. Impressive for the times.

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    Comment #48349657

    Are there already skills around modelling, simulation and post-processing? Any pointers?

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    Comment #48292405

    This is also of interest!

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    Comment #48285209

    Could you share some of your hardware details for Qwen 3.6? And are you using the dense or MoE variant?

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    Comment #48219471

    My opinion is that work should be compensated fairly, that's all. I was just highlighting that copyright is a strange exception, the patent system is more fair even if not perfect.…

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    Comment #48218164

    True, but in defense of the author site and from a personal perspective, the copyright laws are very skewed and allow for being paid for life for a craft that has been made once. E…

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    Comment #48159734

    Ah yes, that explains it all! I'm still learning how to unlearn.

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    Comment #48159367

    I have rage-quit apple for a C2 and the muscle memory still kicks in after months. The ergonomy of Sailfish is sometimes bizarre, the little top left dot for navigation for example…

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    Comment #47965345

    It's cheap because we are offsetting the cost if its ultimate pollution onto future generations. We do this for everything else, and nuclear is our best chance for a liveable plane…

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    Comment #47918382

    Sailfish has a native Nextcloud integration, photos land on your home server without any user action. On iOS it requires opening the app from time to time.

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    Comment #47509845

    A court could rule the seizing of a flat I rent to pay up my debts? I'm not getting how this could be legal.

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    Comment #47490311

    Maybe GM is still the legal owner since they were all leased, so that would be a possible sad outcome.

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    Comment #47023677

    Well, in the end user agreement there are usually clauses that forbids it. It's tolerated in some geographies for interoperability, research and infosec, but you agreed on ToS alre…

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    Comment #47016031

    Won't they sue for the reverse engineering?

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    Comment #46985853

    Then make it an universal income, because deep down everyone is an artist waiting to be revealed.

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    Comment #46618581

    Why not passing it on to some friends?

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    Comment #46363328

    Probably not as lungs are behind the rib cage and filled with air, making two sources of spurious reflections that could be dangerous with high intensity ultrasounds.