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Comment #49148996
You can also push deployments to remote systems which is great for servers and headless devices like raspberry pis. I use colmena and deploy-rs on different projects because they h…
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Comment #48274452
What did-ger-eyes-doo?
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Comment #47512863
I have older versions of litellm installed on my system - it appears to be a dependency for aider-chat (at least on NixOS)
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Comment #47511981
Cue a flood of crass jokes as the bots attempt to prove their humanity
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Comment #47131795
In this case though, the new driver has the same license as the project it was based on and explicitly credits the original project ISC License Copyright (c) 2010-2022 Broadcom Cor…
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Comment #46763973
How do you do it in nix?
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Comment #46560786
Protothreads are amazing, but really expose you to a lot of subtle bugs. I would not recommend them for any new projects if something like async rust or an RTOS are options.
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Comment #45512068
Here's the chat session - you can expand the thought process and see that it tried a few things (hands misaligned with the keyboard for example) before testing the Dvorak keyboard …
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Comment #45510406
I was concerned there might be sensitive info leaked in the browserbase video at 0:58 as it shows a string of characters in the browser history: nricy.jd t.fxrape oruy,ap. majro 3 …
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Comment #45175496
I switched to a candy-bar style dumb phone for a month and did something similar. My list was pretty much the same as the one in the article with a few small changes. The most jarr…
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Comment #45110837
LLMs struggle more with embedded software due to the relative lack of examples in the training data compared to javascript etc. They also struggle more with visual reasoning tasks …
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Comment #44220058
This is the best explanation I've found of the mechanics of pitch bending https://youtu.be/Fp-GxEaChr0?si=-E9uDTQx51gtnd9C Essentially, match the size of the resonance chamber in y…
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Comment #43287293
Yes you're right. I'd assumed that tokio was used internally in the UI but from a cursory read it doesn't seem to be the case.
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Comment #43286868
Could you elaborate on why using block_on wouldn't be an acceptable solution for users that want a blocking API?
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Comment #43083485
Linus tech tips on YouTube did a video about a windows bug where sleeping while charging would allow the laptop to wake up to check for updates etc but often caused this issue of t…
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Comment #43053583
I've seen Gemini Flash 2 mention "in the OCR text" when responding to VQA tasks which makes me question of they have a traditional OCR process mixed in the pipeline.
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Comment #42672624
I wish remote build/deploy for Raspberry Pi was in a better state - it seems like a perfect fit for NixOS. I've got x86 servers running NixOS that are deployed using Colmena, but i…
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Comment #41761726
Cars radios are battery powered so will continue to work during power outages, and large enough that adding an AM radio + antenna is not really an issue - unlike a mobile phone. Se…
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Comment #41285890
Humans are complex. It depends greatly on the situation.
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Comment #41105054
Try tracking the table tennis bat
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Comment #41028565
What would be an acceptable error rate for your use case? There are situations where AI is good enough, other cases where you need more accuracy, and others still where you should …
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Comment #40841229
Is Multicast networking suitable for distributing something like this on a large scale?
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Comment #40082081
I've noticed Gemini exhibiting similar behaviour. It will start to answer, for example, a programming question - only to delete the answer and replace it with something along the l…
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Comment #39806278
I suspect the average openssh-server user just uses it for remote terminal access and copying files. Reducing the attack surface by dropping features and outdated standards is cert…
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Comment #39730855
What about "printing" braille characters on a continuous rotating reusable tape? Those silicone "popper fidget" toys come to mind as something that are flexible, could be cheaply m…