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About mynameismon
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Comment #48435768
Why not Chinese models hosted on American hardware?
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Comment #48387036
The public includes the rest of the world, not just a small minority living in the United States.
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Comment #47903743
I suspect a large number of computers would be thinkpad, primarily due to its repairability, which is the biggest selling point of framework by far. So, together, you cover a prett…
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Comment #46266078
I mean, why is Ubuntu using it as default when it isnt 1.0?
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Comment #46185782
Yeah, but someone living paycheck-to-paycheck and shopping at dollar stores is likely not someone who can afford filing a lawsuit.
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Comment #46096522
Is it just me, or does it seem to be temporarily down?
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Comment #45903098
Well, a good way to test this is hooking up wireshark
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Comment #45202584
The point of the blog is that even at "supposed" deterministic generative sampling, non-determinism creeps in. This in turn has disastrous effects in very real experiments.
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Comment #45137877
Interesting that Mastodon was blocked. How exactly was that ban supposed to be enforced, by blocking every single instance in existence?
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Comment #45131491
Your question is answered further in the article: > To date, none of Barkley’s investments have flamed out or depreciated, largely because he prefers to come in at later stages of …
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Comment #45031401
At the same time, manufacturers do not release operating systems with extremely obvious flaws that have (atleast so far) no reasonable guardrails and pretend that they are the next…
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Comment #45014464
For those who have an installation of LaTeX: It is pretty easy to use LaTeX for this.
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Comment #44602221
From my understanding of cryptography, most schemes are created with the assumption that _any_ function that does not have access to the secret key will have a probabilistically sm…
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Comment #44525131
And what if you don't list your social media accounts?
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Comment #43326272
Can you share any links about this?
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Comment #41997508
How easy is it to run on older GPUs (think 1080Tis)? The reason I ask this is because torch.compile refuses to support that, and that alone makes things much slower.
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Comment #41284866
The blog seems to have some more details and features: https://bold-edit.com/blog/wrote-my-own.html . The feature set does seem nice, will keep an eye for this, but likely that you…
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Comment #41048613
In the type-theoeretic world, you want to refer to "refinement types" [0]. Some interesting work that I have seen in this direction is Liquid Types [1][2]. There is some work in Ha…
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Comment #40159211
I think its a metaphor alluding to the black market trades of the wealthy leaders?
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Comment #40143730
My biggest issue with Zoho is the integration between Zoho CRM and Inventory/Books. Making sure they are in sync...is basically impossible. Off the top of my head, inventory, taxat…
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Comment #39849715
> In my own work on aluminium alloys I was able to get the same simulations that would have needed hours on the supercomputer to run in seconds on a laptop. Could you elaborate on …
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Comment #37811080
The Informatics Olympiads?
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Comment #32608332
I use Refined Hacker News ( https://github.com/plibither8/refined-hacker-news ), which helpfully highlights the OP in the HN orange.
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Comment #32516694
The more I read about the massively privacy invading features of TikTok, the gladder I am India banned it.
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Comment #32509379
> nicknames cannot be used as tags since it doesn't support auto complete/filter by tag etc. Well, Vivaldi does support autocompletion of nicknames. Just tried it with HN (save it …