Diabolo96 @ Diabolo96 @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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I've been listening to Lovecraft audiobooks and at no point he mentions Jewish people in any of his work. His racism and hate was very blatant towards black people, native American and foreigners, especially of Asian origins. In one of his stories, he explicitly attack kurds, black and Chinese people all at once.

I genuinely want to know where people got the info that he hated jews. I mean, it's not like it's something Lovecraft wouldn't do, but what perplex me is his hate for Jewish people is often the only thing people mention, while his hate for black and Asian people was so much more explicit in his work.

Ngl, such titles always amuse me.

How far can we go? Let's blame the CERN!

I ain't American either and I share the same feelings.

American can either be like : 9/11 is like the worst day in the entire universe lifespan . Don't ever disrespect it, ever!

Or

I ate Mexican tacos and a few hours later, it was like 9/11 all over again in the bathroom. It was so bad that I almost melted my toilet. The keyword is almost, cause we all know jet fuel can't melt steel beams.

There's a weirder type of people that are not even Americans and act like the first type.

It's beans worthy quality content.

Two words: Foie gras.

Linux gives you the choice to use AI. Microsoft shove it down your throat so hard that even none techy people got scared.

Also, running local llms is easy and someone even remade Microsoft nightmarish recall future :

https://github.com/AbdBarho/ReRecall

Forget about personalisation. That UX work is just 👌👌💯✨

But I'd definitely would like to know how it works.

Caught prions*

What's the FLOPs of this thing? Without this crucial info, we can't know if it's useless for training AIs or not. Training cost so much in terms of energy because the machines they use are beasts in terms of performance.

My fucking dumbass created a keyloger in python in a few hours by exploiting a unfixed bug in windows 10 and it took 3 days for windows defender to flag it as a virus.

"Tested on mices" is the The biologist equivalent to the programmers "it works on my machine"

If humanity ever perishes and the next dominant species ends up being mice, the discovery and translation of our research will usher in a utopian world for them.

My PC with 4GB of RAM and an HDD is barely holding with linux mint. Tbf Mint isn't the problem, it only takes 32% of ram compared to the 60+% of a debloated windows 10. It's the other apps. Running a browser along anything else and Linux mint starts to struggle, even the built-in apps like the file manager and the text editor feel like they're gonna crash the computer at any moment because of the random freezing/ delays.

My advice would be to try upgrading to 4GB and installing an SSD. Your old computer will likely only support SATA SSDs, which have a max speed of 500MB/s, but it's far better than the 30MB/s at best that the HDD disks give.

When you learn a new language, you acquire its vocabulary. The etymology of the vocabulary is often irrelevant and can sometimes be beneficial. For example, when I started learning Spanish, I discovered that most French words ending in -al and -tion (a language I already know) are the same in Spanish. This means that I have instantly acquired hundreds of new words in my target language.

But each strain is different, right? Like how a chihuahua and a German shepherd are both dogs, but vastly different.

Can anyone explain ?

I geuss it's something like : if close enough, set to true.

Now I'll read the article and discover it's like 100x more complex.

Edit : It is indeed at least 100x more complex.

https://fmhy.net/

https://l.opnxng.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1ce4300/phi3_works_under_laylalite_on_android/

Or

https://llm.mlc.ai/docs/get_started/quick_start.html