BeigeAgenda @ BeigeAgenda @lemmy.ca

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Where did you find that? They may be right if it's a closed fork, but if it's from something on GitHub i can't see how it violates GPL?

Edit: just scrolled a bit down and saw another comment, with the full image, nvm.

All those closings and new launches also helps with reducing that pesky user base, get burnt a few times by Google and Microsoft looks much better.

First of all if you solve problems that means you know enough of the subject to reason out the solution, it may not be perfect but very few solutions are.

I have been working on legacy code and maintaining old c++ code for a decade (200.000 loc) and most of the time I had to spend days debugging and reading code just to understand enough to get a possible solution, and then I still end up writing a solution that breaks in a different corner case that I never could have imagined.

So yes most of the time you feel like you don't know anything, but over time you end up knowing a lot of how that codebase works. And after two years you must have picked up something about what you are working on.

Then you have those programming language genius colleagues, that know all the tips and tricks of a language, I use them to get ideas on solutions, because they always have an opinion on what is the "right" way of doing stuff.

That's just my 2 cents.

Reminds me of my lottery number randomizer in VB 3.0 I calculated 10 rows and checked each input box against the others without any loops, and then each row was just copy pasted. 🤦

I'm sure PinePhone is better than the Openmoko distro was back in the day.

I used my Openmoko for a few months and happily sold it to a friend after explaining the state of the OS.

A day sounds about right if it ends up being the last day 😵

I have never bought Kellogs I get the no name brand that looks and tastes like Kellogs, probably made in the same factory on a different day.

I have never been a fan of Perl, it seems like a patchwork of different styles, and the same with Ruby.

I have gotten the sales pitch for ruby and RoR so I know it has some strengths especially in web development.

Just FYI you are not the only one thinking about using LLMs on a RPI:

https://lemmy.nz/post/7139716

I meant to write 3.5" floppy drives, and yes the 3.5" and 2.5" form factors are still going strong, even if the NVMe's probably will reduce the use of 2.5"

Hey we are at ~3% market share, so any day now. 😁

They sadly don't have 3.5" [floppy] drives anymore, and both the ISA and PCI busses are nowhere to be found 😔

I used pcpartpicker for my latest build it's a good help when assembling and can help avoid those incompatible parts.

We need to go deeper!

We would be in trouble if the orange stain was channeling Saruman.

Good job then trump, you really pulled on over us. Can't wait to see what persona is hiding behind his incoherent exterior.

That looks more like a clementine, than a orange.

Me, we all need private jets not this elitist crap, everyone should be able to eat breakfast in Paris and then again in New York when they feel like it.

Using a raspberry pi seems very underpowered, best case you will be limited to something like 4-7B models on a 8GB RPi4. You may need to configure it with very long timeouts and expect it to output something like a token every few minutes.

I ran a 6B model on a i7 without a GPU and it didn't give good results before I got CUDA up and running. Probably because of timeout.

It's all about presenting, here's some ideas:

• Say "Don't cross guys it's not worth it" While sipping drinks while getting a manicure.
• Say "Don't cross guys it's not worth it" At the golf course just after a swing.
• Say "Don't cross guys it's not worth it" In the hospital where a cute nurse just walked out of frame.
• Say "Don't cross guys it's not worth it" While stepping out of a Rolls Royce.
• Say "Don't cross guys it's not worth it" After finishing a big meal in a fine restaurant.

I hope someone makes that kind of videos.