Usability, Community, and LLMs' Von Neumann Bottleneck
ITS hot af, AQI is at 400 in Minneapolis, and I'm drinking a quart jar filled with gatorade powder mix, ice, and cheap whiskey, so now's as good time as any to post about LLMs.
home-made software for autonomous web publishing
ITS hot af, AQI is at 400 in Minneapolis, and I'm drinking a quart jar filled with gatorade powder mix, ice, and cheap whiskey, so now's as good time as any to post about LLMs.
I started getting bug reports about GrapheneOS users not being able to pass the bot deterrent. As of now all those issues should be fixed.
I did witness some of my co-travelers getting blocked at various points, but even after that happened, onboarding them to my system solved these issues and did not precipitate any issues for them or for my services.
it worked for years and years... started getting harder and harder to power it on; I would have to press the power button down for longer... Eventually it simply wouldn't turn on anymore at all.
There are tons of excellent peices of software out there for handling images -- Krita, ImageMagick, and others. However, as far as I can tell, none of them natively support HEIC images. Frankly, it's a very bad vibes situation.
... so if you imagine f is the computation you want to remain the same regardless of whether it's operating on a base64'd input or not, and g is the base64 function, and x is a not-base64'd input, then f(g(x)) = g(f(x)) ... Oooooohhhhh yes so f = user reads the word 'example', g = base64
You log in with your matrix account, And then you can see what's using disk space. if there are any big rooms, you can delete them, including deleting the state_groups_state rows
I can't think of a more compelling story for the hardware of the community-hosted internet revolution than that it was essentially dumpster-dived from behind a Cisco office park somewhere.
Self-hosting is such a shitty term because it sorta implies that you do it all by yourself. Not only is that unrealistic, it's also a lot less fun... I'm still trying to figure out what I want to build, let alone what to call it.
I think the short, pithy description on homebrewserver.club might summarize it best: Take the ‘home’ in homebrew literally and the ‘self’ in self-hosting figuratively
Why isn't it working? Why can't we connect? .... The first step is to figure out whether or not the application is listening or not, and if so, what listening address(es) it's using.
No, I'm not changing this into a food blog, but I have been taking a break from working on my software projects for a couple months now while I'm trying to take care of my health..
All typical operating systems (MacOS, Windows, Linux, BSD, and others) have a notion of a "Process", and there are far more similarities than differences...
..just to make 100% sure that the maintenance we were doing would succeed & maintain stability for everyone who has placed thier trust in us and voted with thier shells, investing thier time and money on virtual machines that we maintain on a volunteer basis.
Besides that, I don't feel like writing any more description or introduction to what you are about to witness. [...] enjoy the demo video, and please give me feedback if you decide to try out the service!