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Comment #42833427
Ollama has a num_ctx parameter that controls the context window length - it defaults to 2048. At a guess you will need to set that.
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Comment #42440577
Hey Justin - this is probably one of my favourite talks! https://testdouble.com/insights/the-selfish-programmer Was lucky to be at the conference when you gave it and it's stuck in…
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Comment #10086791
v4 will compile with libsass by default. You can set the TWBS_SASS environment variable to use the Ruby compiler if desired.
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Comment #6023259
Dota 2 has been the most popular game on Steam for a while now, and with the gradual rollout of beta keys the number playing has been steadily climbing - you can see a graph of the…
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Comment #5244734
I've had 4 emails in the past month providing information about the phishing emails from my department, JCR and IT services, and despite that a number of accounts still got comprom…
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Comment #4120206
Both of them have applied for .search. > The .search gTLD provides Google with the opportunity to differentiate its Google Search products and services by linking them to a unique …
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Comment #4008502
It was specifically mentioned a couple of times in the post-launch press conference.
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Comment #3686116
In general I wait until the new version is merged into master, and I use GitHub's compare view to see all the changes between the latest version and the previous one, which I keep …
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Comment #3686025
It's using my bootstrap-sass gem. [1] [1]: https://github.com/thomas-mcdonald/bootstrap-sass
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Comment #3664508
I thought that he added his public key to the Rails user through his own account settings, which wouldn't give him access to the Rails web admin.
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Comment #3664487
I'm not sure all the things you list as being possible are true. - Every GitHub Repository could be access by anyone as if they had full administrator privileges. - This means that…
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Comment #3663302
I think this is related to an issue he opened on Rails[1] which would suggest that GitHub isn't protecting against malicious mass assignment. By default, if you have an new, create…
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Comment #3651316
I'd recommend not travelling through Manchester Airport then, which have backscatter machines in place and do not allow for opt-out (although this is as-per DfT guidelines). They d…
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Comment #3612931
New Relic has a series of videos on scaling Rails, several of which are about caching. They're a couple of years old but most of the concepts and method calls are still valid. http…
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Comment #3509003
Much appreciated - it's nice to hear and see others using it. There's a few commits to catch up with on the 2.0-wip branch, hopefully I'll get some updates done and pushed today.
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Comment #3479497
As someone who went through the Oxford interview process this year (and rather surprisingly received an offer) I do wonder exactly what she was expecting when she applied to Oxford…
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Comment #3476253
Yeah, I spent a couple of hours porting the Bootstrap 2.0-wip branch to SASS yesterday (so bootstrap-sass is half ready when it's released) and I was surprised to see 'Bootstrap 2.…
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Comment #3420186
I believe that the critical ASP.NET framework update that Microsoft pushed just before the new year was to fix this issue as well, amongst a few others. http://technet.microsoft.co…
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Comment #3323870
I have a Desire Z (since June) and what I would call low usage: perhaps a few texts per day, generally no calls & always on (but hardly ever used) wifi. I find I have to charge my …
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Comment #3308926
I was under the impression that attempts had been made to hide any effects of :visited styles on the accessible DOM to stop this from working. There's a particularly good article o…
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Comment #3222731
Bootstrap has enabled me to work on many more hobby projects than I would have ever done before. As a student developer with a lack of any sort of design talent, being able to whac…
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