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Valmond @ Valmond @lemmy.world
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Training Payoff

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  • It's the teverse of precision for me, slow slow medium weee speeed!

    • Cheese is always good

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  • And onions!

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  • Back to the old ways... But I doubt it, a running computer is so cheap to produce it doesn't really make sense.

    • No context needed.

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  • But not with a toilet brush!

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  • Well it's already like that when you go on the web right?

    • Every god damn time

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  • And I have never seen one without.

    • do you think freewill truly exists?

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  • A continous nuclear explosion even.

    • New COVID variant driving up cases in parts of the world, WHO says

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  • Sick since this morning, in France, how probable is it I collected the last one?

    • Honestly, 24MB is way too much for this setup

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  • I tried to try llms but my 4GB VRAM is just not at all enough, what's the minimum you need in your opinion?

    • Maybe the fly is just allergic to honey

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  • Sh*t

    • Jobcentres will no longer force people into ‘any job’ available, minister says

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  • Ha ha I was proposed a "programming job" once (I'm a senior software dude), it was to program parties. Like get drinks and music and stuff. Only regret in my life 🥲

    • Why does reddit ban so easily?

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  • The want people stuck in the Doom scroll wheel, not people thinking and arguing.

    Easier to control.

    Or a non conspiracy theory: it's cheaper to use "AI" to ban even if it is quite bad at it.

    • how do I know that you guys are real and not bots?

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  • I DO NOT EVEN MOVE THE FEED BY EDITING THE CSS BUT WITH A FINGER!

    • Is that bad?

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  • Mint + a game-box user myself :-)

    Sometimes there is an old soft inly working on windows, but they are getting more and more rare as they no monger work on windows... Fantastic.

    • I hope i don't get downvoted for this

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  • And when he came by, just snapped a photo?

    • A pretty good description of office jobs

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  • Well this is a very good description 😁

    • Lemmy Python API?

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  • Aah yes of course 😅! Made it work, thanks a lot!!

    • Advanced OpenAI models hallucinate more than older versions, internal report finds

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  • Just downloaded it, thanks for the info!

    • Lemmy Python API?

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  • I'm confused, here is what I'm doing:

    • Make a Lemmy object: lemmy
    • Connect it to my server lemmy.mindoki.com (with a user, pwd)
    • lemmy.private_message('hello', *id")

    Note: I have 1 user on my server, and one user on lemmy.world.

    1. If I make a Lemmy object, connect it to my server (lemmy.mindoki.com), and asks for a user and use his id, it works.
    2. If I make a Lemmy object, connect it to lemmy.world instead, and asks for a user there, and use his id, it doesn't work.

    Which seems logic, the id is local to the instance isn't it?

    For example, on my server it's 1263 for my user, on lemmy.world it's 370373, I can't just use that number without anything else to identify a user, right?

    • Lemmy Python API?

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  • Hello! Thanks for stepping by!

    I only have either https://lemmy.world/u/Valmond (is that the 'full username address'?) or the (I guess lemmy.world local id) 370373, but lemmy.private_message chokes on both (lemmy here being the Lemmy object connected to my server).

    I haven't found a API doc/guide, so I'm just modifying the examples.

    Any info greatly appreciated!