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kilnr
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Comment #37494630
I get about the same speed (35 tok/s) out of 13B Llama2 on a 4070 Ti, FWIW.
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Comment #34624598
uBlock is great for this sort of stuff. I also use it to hide the Hot Network Questions on Stack Overflow. I often get distracted by those.
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Comment #31012737
Huh, I'd forgotten unclosed p-tags were a thing.
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Comment #30467627
I wasn't aware you can see what others are watching. How does one do that?
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Comment #29163919
But extrapolating from one HN commenter onto the entire zeitgeist is acceptable to you?
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Comment #28455356
I always read libreboot as "lib reboot".
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Comment #27531897
Another one sort of related is hachoir, and specifically the hachoir-metadata script: https://github.com/vstinner/hachoir
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Comment #27472793
>"Cryptocurrencies are essentially neither money nor a financial product, but an example of what Nobel laureate Robert Shiller calls a 'contagious narrative': a contagious story in…
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Comment #27445012
Uh, yes? All of those. What do you do, hope a salesperson in a retail store doesn't rip you off?
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Comment #27434448
There's no visible teal/cyan anywhere for me. These are my Firefox Color settings: https://color.firefox.com/?theme=XQAAAAJAAQAAAAAAAABBqYhm849... I've hidden the tab bar, though, …
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Comment #27423337
I don't know, the NSA has been capable of that level of mass surveillance for a long time before Amazon was.
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Comment #26818419
That argument starts to lose some of its power when DDG is recommending the extension specifically to block FLoC.
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Comment #26609231
You could also use `xclip -selection clipboard` if you wanted it to end up in your clipboard (so you can use ctrl-v to paste) instead of in your primary selection (the one where hi…
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Comment #25856542
Love the joke, but to me it points to something else than gratuitous state variables. I think of it as "if all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail", with the hammer …
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Comment #25788249
How does this impact large orchestras? Some of these musicians have got to be (way) over 10 m apart. Even 10 m at the speed of sound is almost 30 ms.
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Comment #25684469
I assume you've conflated evidence and proof?
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Comment #25384354
This is my intuition as well. As soon as the query gets too specific, I'll just tack on a "!g".
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Comment #23519709
I think at least in my case, that sense of progression is definitely a big reason why my own "compositions" sound pretty good. This is my crowning achievement: https://music-grid.s…