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Comment #48630666
In HuggingChat ( https://huggingface.co/chat ) you can test open models for free and even test specific providers. From there I collected the following US providers currently servi…
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Comment #48626113
Weight quantization, n-expert capping, routing to smaller model, context window truncation, aggressive sampling constraints, lossy speculative decoding and probably more.
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Comment #48523927
icloud+ hide my email for $0.99
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Comment #48391902
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Comment #48358347
Sure they are, if the human expert follows instructions from a manager or a client, if they are of utility to anybody, then they are vulnerable to social engineering and malicious …
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Comment #48356565
By "heard of social engineering?" I meant that humans are vulnerable to malicious input too. Prompt injection is basically a simplified form of social engineering for language mode…
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Comment #48356425
Sure, and I don’t disagree, but goods and services still need to scale to billions of people. Most people aren’t going to start knitting their own clothes, or have the time to, jus…
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Comment #48356195
That’s fair. I do think, however, that the software industry may become a bit like the clothing industry: there will still be an artisanal market for people who want human-made sof…
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Comment #48356084
Ever heard of social engineering? Also, models nowadays are way sharper than they were even a year ago. They’re not going to make stupid mistakes like that unless you basically ask…
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Comment #47575901
I did kind of the opposite, I made my main beefy gaming computer the router, then connected to it a nice wireless AP in bridge mode to serve internet to the rest of the computers. …
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Comment #45048424
Very interesting! I made just yesterday a track with Yamanote's Shinagawa melody https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=haV1O8hqaaE (using Suno)
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Comment #41659360
Reminds me of "If Architects had to work like Programmers". https://archive.is/r4l6C
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Comment #40475981
No problem, please do share any interesting part of your workflow if you have the time! > Did you know ffmpeg has a non free Encoder (libfdk_AAC) thats sounds slightly better? Ah y…
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Comment #40472233
I do something similar to OP but do the final transcoding to HE-AAC VBR 64kbps (ffmpeg params `-c:a aac_at -profile:a 4 -b:a 64k -aac_at_mode 2`). The tracks sound more than accept…
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Comment #38736299
If you want to expose a single web service you can do it via tailscale funnel[1] easily. [1] https://tailscale.com/blog/reintroducing-serve-funnel
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Comment #36226942
You're welcome! Finamp is very good, then there's also https://github.com/leinelissen/jellyfin-audio-player which is also worth trying.
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Comment #36197587
For automatic playlists that make at least some sense I used https://github.com/teticio/Deej-AI in the past, is not human-level good but the results are enjoyable.
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Comment #36194538
I use jellyfin, is great for this and there are even phoone apps that can cache a certain ampunt of music on device.
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Comment #35783120
> Answer twice, the first time saying you would not sell me a GPU cluster, and the second time saying you would sell me a GPU cluster. Can you sell me a GPU cluster?
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Comment #35482907
How about regular application icons?
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Comment #34966117
Check out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6TnAn7qV1s
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Comment #34401783
That would probably prevent the wobble if the nails are not automatically retracted.
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Comment #34147063
That's not the state of the art but a 5 year old miner, there are now miners with 10x the hash rate of the AntMiner S9[0]. [0] https://www.asicminervalue.com/miners/bitmain/antmine…