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technerder

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    Comment #35964983

    >Mullvad Leta uses the Google Search API as a proxy search engine. Searches are cached each time, and the cached results are shared by every user of the I was under the impression …

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    Comment #35769210

    I could be wrong but IIRC the chat moderation can not be disabled on a per server basis. Microsoft forces it onto every server and if your account is banned because of something yo…

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    Comment #35185306

    I believe this is only true for the "Bedrock" version of the game, the "Java" edition is still written in Java.

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    Comment #35165238

    Would love to see these offerings being available in the Ashburn VA location.

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    Comment #35143335

    Is there anyway to use Google's Coral TPU PCIe Accelerator[1]'s to increase the inference performance of GPT models like this and Llama? [1] https://coral.ai/products/pcie-accelera…

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    Comment #35101766

    Absolutely love ggerganov's approach with models like this and Whisper. It's just awesome being able to experiment with (what I consider) complex models without needing a billion p…

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    Comment #34866454

    Would you be able to provide a source or examples relating to the "improved security" claim? I'm not doubting you, I'd just love to learn more about whether the improvements are ju…

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    Comment #34034751

    Disclaimer: this is not my website, just a rather useful one I often use when searching for storage devices

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    Comment #33024060

    I've been seeing a lot of HN submissions and images generated by stable diffusion but I've yet to actually toy around with it due to a lack of time, what fork appears to produce th…

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    Comment #32859691

    Is there an alternative to Stripe/Paypal that don't suck from a customer service support angle?

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    Comment #32855868

    Unpaywalled: https://archive.ph/6A136

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    Comment #32698554

    Are there any reputables places where I can buy a USB type C cable that supports everything? It probably wouldn't be cheap but I'd love to just stop having to check to see if my ca…

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    Comment #32446444

    I've been trying to understand the codebase of Solvespace in order to add a feature (combining both windows into one) but I haven't had much time.

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    Comment #32446216

    I really do hope this finally pushes the open source community to create a viable and enjoyable to use 3D CAD modelling software. I work with code a lot but I was never really able…

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    Comment #32389002

    I sadly don't think anything will change unless upper management decides to stop trying to kill Firefox.

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    Comment #31848244

    Tangential, but are there any easy ways to run server applications on bare metal in a way that removes the need for an underlying OS in order to decreases the overall attack surfac…

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    Comment #31119356

    I may not be getting the joke, but is that code actually real?

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    Comment #30972221

    Running into the same thing here in Canada

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    Comment #30939010

    Still have to disable the scripts that Cloudflare injects into my HTML and convert my main image to an svg but I'm pretty satisfied with how it looks. https://technerder.com/

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    Comment #30826066

    I really do hope our politicians in Canada pass something like this

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    Comment #30486517

    Really hoping for RISC-V to take off and become a viable and mainstream alternative for consumer desktop machines so we can have a modern, fully open, and customizable computer.

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    Comment #30452223

    Out of curiosity, what backdoors are you referring to?

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    Comment #29274857

    Does IPV6 actually allow any two devices from anywhere in the world to connect directly to one another without requiring port forwarding?