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A recent spam feed prompted me to build some more admin endpoints that can be used to nuke feeds out of a pod's cache. My pod's anonymous/discover views looks quite nice and meaningful now š
A recent spam feed prompted me to build some more admin endpoints that can be used to nuke feeds out of a pod's cache. My pod's anonymous/discover views looks quite nice and meaningful now š
The fact is, right now I don't find LLM(s) very useful, more of a waste of time and energy. But as you say, they're here to say, we're continuing to "evolve" the tech, so let's see what happens...
The fact is, right now I don't find LLM(s) very useful, more of a waste of time and energy. But as you say, they're here to say, we're continuing to "evolve" the tech, so let's see what happens...
@prologic you should have ended that with ābut I digressā, because you do. š
@darren Hey! š You still use this pod? š¤
@darren Hey! š You still use this pod? š¤
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I love the history view in Jira, but changes to long descriptions are hard to find via stare-and-compare. I've been using git diff --word-diff to find the actual changes.
I love the history view in Jira, but changes to long descriptions are hard to find via stare-and-compare. I've been using git diff --word-diff to find the actual changes.
I love the history view in Jira, but changes to long descriptions are hard to find via stare-and-compare. I've been using git diff --word-diff to find the actual changes.
@bender Yes, they're on very different diets. ;-)
Hell no, I don't want to trade weathers. :-D Our humidity was around 60%.
[47Ā°09ā²09ā³S, 126Ā°43ā²36ā³W] Resetting dosimeter
@lyse the cows on 1, 2, and 3 are very skinny, eh? Big contrast from those on 5 and 6.
24Ā°C brutal? Pfff, try 33Ā°C then, and a 53% humidity. š
@prologic automobiles, airplanes, radios, televisions, computers, the Internet, the WWW, etc. I mean, come to think of it, pretty much everything on its infancy kind of sucked.
These 24Ā°C were brutal. The cow in 03 was standing in the bog, not sure why she liked this brackish water. It sounded "tchlk, schlk" when she moved around in that mud (what do you call that?). Some of these canyons, like 14, are over 30cm deep. Wow. In 15 at a height of two meters, a torn rag hangs in the tree in the creek bed. It's crazy to see how high the flood came in 16 with all the washed up stuff in the hedge.
https://lyse.isobeef.org/waldspaziergang-2024-06-07/
Hairy caterpillar
[47Ā°09ā²55ā³S, 126Ā°43ā²46ā³W] Dosimeter overflow
@bender
> There has been other things/technologies/stuff that worked/performed/functioned bad in their infancy, but then get better, and more useful, over time.
Curious if you can name and describe an example or two? I'm struggling myself to think of one, but I'm sure there are examples and we're just being unreasonably harsh š
@bender
> There has been other things/technologies/stuff that worked/performed/functioned bad in their infancy, but then get better, and more useful, over time.
Curious if you can name and describe an example or two? I'm struggling myself to think of one, but I'm sure there are examples and we're just being unreasonably harsh š
@sorenpeter well, not OK. It has two @ in it. "It just works" because it seems your code don't care, as long as there is a link, which there is.
[47Ā°09ā²07ā³S, 126Ā°43ā²52ā³W] Dosimeter still failing
@xuu Yeah I think a @ in nicks breaks in general right?
@xuu Yeah I think a @ in nicks breaks in general right?
[47Ā°09ā²09ā³S, 126Ā°43ā²39ā³W] Dosimeter malfunction
[47Ā°09ā²30ā³S, 126Ā°43ā²21ā³W] Reading: 1.58000 PPM
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Probably the @ after the < is causing it to break out
Probably the @ after the < is causing it to break out
Je dƩbute avec nakeDeb sur mon laptop "pro". J'ai postƩ un mini article sur le bog pour installer DMW.
Je dƩbute avec nakeDeb sur mon laptop "pro". J'ai postƩ un mini article sur le bog pour installer DMW.
Merci l'orage qui va faire fuire les relous qui passent la moitiƩ de la nuit en bas. Vivement le dƩmƩnagement au vert.
Merci l'orage qui va faire fuire les relous qui passent la moitiƩ de la nuit en bas. Vivement le dƩmƩnagement au vert.
[47Ā°09ā²36ā³S, 126Ā°43ā²26ā³W] --bad checksum--
Pinellas County - Threshold: 5.00 miles, 00:09:50 average pace, 00:49:09 duration
if i would have done this in the morning probably would have been fine, but trying to do it in the afternoon with the heat and humidity i was killing myself. called it quits on the third interval when i realized my breathing was too labored.
#running
Pinellas County - Threshold: 5.00 miles, 00:09:50 average pace, 00:49:09 duration
if i would have done this in the morning probably would have been fine, but trying to do it in the afternoon with the heat and humidity i was killing myself. called it quits on the third interval when i realized my breathing was too labored.
#running
Pinellas County - Threshold: 5.00 miles, 00:09:50 average pace, 00:49:09 duration
if i would have done this in the morning probably would have been fine, but trying to do it in the afternoon with the heat and humidity i was killing myself. called it quits on the third interval when i realized my breathing was too labored.
#running
[47Ā°09ā²51ā³S, 126Ā°43ā²41ā³W] Raw reading: 0x6661DD01, offset +/-2
@movq I can't debug it, I don't have the knowledge to do it. One thing I have noticed on LLMs is they don't excel at mathematics (duh!). They are better at providing information that already exists, sometimes even in a logical way, or generating artistic outcomes (poems, songs, letters, images, videos, etc.). They can even generate decent code! (granted, not to be blindly trusted, but very helpful for a programmer, as it could speed up development process).
I have found other issues, like asking it who was the youngest person to ever been elected president of the United States. It often replies with wrong information to things that should be trivial knowledge. Every once in a while fully hallucinates.
The technology is rapidly evolving. I wouldn't just dis it, and simply call it "pieces of crap", or worthless things. There has been other things/technologies/stuff that worked/performed/functioned bad in their infancy, but then get better, and more useful, over time.
@bender Honest question (since I obviously know very little about this): Can you debug this? Letās take the strawberry example. Can you pinpoint which bytes in your data/model/code/whatever are responsible for the answer āthere are 2 Rsā, and then go ahead and fix them without affecting anything else?
@bender Honest question (since I obviously know very little about this): Can you debug this? Letās take the strawberry example. Can you pinpoint which bytes in your data/model/code/whatever are responsible for the answer āthere are 2 Rsā, and then go ahead and fix them without affecting anything else?
@bender Honest question (since I obviously know very little about this): Can you debug this? Letās take the strawberry example. Can you pinpoint which bytes in your data/model/code/whatever are responsible for the answer āthere are 2 Rsā, and then go ahead and fix them without affecting anything else?
@bender Honest question (since I obviously know very little about this): Can you debug this? Letās take the strawberry example. Can you pinpoint which bytes in your data/model/code/whatever are responsible for the answer āthere are 2 Rsā, and then go ahead and fix them without affecting anything else?
@prologic one can understand how LLMs work, and even train one (with the needed hardware), if interested (that, of course, will not happen if uninterested to begin with).
I think LLMs, and whatever they morph into, will be useful. They are also not going away. As for the energy consumption, well, some say it is a good thing, as it will speed up the transition to green energy usage. :-)
@prologic all fundraising I have ever seeing are for institutions/centres/organisations, etc., that have a really big operating cost (they spend millions), or revenue (they spend, and also make, millions). That's how they managed to do both, spend, and make! LOL.
[47Ā°09ā²21ā³S, 126Ā°43ā²20ā³W] Transfer aborted
I really can't bring myself to donate to a school fundraising that makes $25m per year in revenue š§
I really can't bring myself to donate to a school fundraising that makes $25m per year in revenue š§
[47Ā°09ā²45ā³S, 126Ā°43ā²21ā³W] Carrier too weak
[47Ā°09ā²44ā³S, 126Ā°43ā²01ā³W] --no signal--
@bender I mean @movq is basisally spot on! These pieces of crap are just large expensive statistical models that occasionally spit out something sort of valid for some reason, but otherwise are the most useless idiotic and inefficient things I've ever seen or used.
@bender I mean @movq is basisally spot on! These pieces of crap are just large expensive statistical models that occasionally spit out something sort of valid for some reason, but otherwise are the most useless idiotic and inefficient things I've ever seen or used.
I couldn't agree more! Especially on the insane energy requirements of this "AI" garbage! š¤¦āāļø It's arguably worse than the cryptocurrency hype. It all needs to stop.
I couldn't agree more! Especially on the insane energy requirements of this "AI" garbage! š¤¦āāļø It's arguably worse than the cryptocurrency hype. It all needs to stop.
@lyse Fair enough ! Something new I learned š
@lyse Fair enough ! Something new I learned š
Sorry. I don't understand what you're talking about.
Recall might be the one killer app that ends Windows' dominance. Hopefully more people move to something other than Mac OS.
MS is pushing people to alt OSes. Copilot is a screenlogger and it's insecure. I'm so glad I switched to Mint years ago.
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@movq Yes, classical "Abraummulden" and "Abrollcontainer". I haven't heard of any numbers yet, but I imagine that 100 houses have been affected. Probably more.
Here are a few photos: https://eislingen-online.de/_artikelanzeige.php?bearbeiten=_2024/2024_1150
But it's worse downstream in Ebersbach/Fils, if you want to read up on that. That's where the noise barrier collapsed onto B10 (I was mistaken on that regard, though, it wasn't the real river, but an overflowing water retention reservoir or something like that uphill that created a giant river, rushing down the streets and gardens, ripping out the accustic barrier). When water levels slightly dropped on Sunday evening, everybody here thought that we survived with only small damages, if at all. So the local fire service responded to help in Ebersbach where it had really escalated. However, they had to return shortly after, when a massive thunderstorm surprised us with very heavy rain and "land submerged" was reported back at home.
nakeDeb est plutƓt sympa, note pour plus tard : essayer Sway.
nakeDeb est plutƓt sympa, note pour plus tard : essayer Sway.
[47Ā°09ā²18ā³S, 126Ā°43ā²03ā³W] Reading: 0.96000 PPM
@lyse āskipā = āgarbage containerā? So, lots of houses got flooded? šØ=
@lyse āskipā = āgarbage containerā? So, lots of houses got flooded? šØ=
@lyse āskipā = āgarbage containerā? So, lots of houses got flooded? šØ=
@lyse āskipā = āgarbage containerā? So, lots of houses got flooded? šØ=
@xuu lol, well, guess Iām the only idiot to ever have paid money for this š¤£ (Donāt worry, wonāt happen again. š¤£)
@xuu lol, well, guess Iām the only idiot to ever have paid money for this š¤£ (Donāt worry, wonāt happen again. š¤£)
@xuu lol, well, guess Iām the only idiot to ever have paid money for this š¤£ (Donāt worry, wonāt happen again. š¤£)
@xuu lol, well, guess Iām the only idiot to ever have paid money for this š¤£ (Donāt worry, wonāt happen again. š¤£)
@movq Product activation? Oh.. I never had to deal with that. I always had the CD-R XP Pro version with the enterprise key written in sharpie that my brother got somehow.
@movq Product activation? Oh.. I never had to deal with that. I always had the CD-R XP Pro version with the enterprise key written in sharpie that my brother got somehow.
@xuu Too late for that. š
I donāt have direct control over those boxes. Iām just the guy they call when shit hits the fan.
(If XP didnāt have this silly product activation, Iād probably agree. š
But as it stands, Win2k was āpeak Windowsā in my book. š„“)
@xuu Too late for that. š
I donāt have direct control over those boxes. Iām just the guy they call when shit hits the fan.
(If XP didnāt have this silly product activation, Iād probably agree. š
But as it stands, Win2k was āpeak Windowsā in my book. š„“)
@xuu Too late for that. š
I donāt have direct control over those boxes. Iām just the guy they call when shit hits the fan.
(If XP didnāt have this silly product activation, Iād probably agree. š
But as it stands, Win2k was āpeak Windowsā in my book. š„“)
@xuu Too late for that. š
I donāt have direct control over those boxes. Iām just the guy they call when shit hits the fan.
(If XP didnāt have this silly product activation, Iād probably agree. š
But as it stands, Win2k was āpeak Windowsā in my book. š„“)