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How would you differentiate between currency influence and power influence?
OP means that some WiFi antennae are soldered to the motherboard and cannot be easily removed.
When building my PC, I got a PCI WiFi card but it turns out there was also a direct WiFi network interface built into the motherboard somehow
I think linking to TikTok videos saying “vibes? vibes!” in some of the links was a bit below the belt, but understand it takes restraint to maintain NPOV
what were you expecting to hear from the model at that point?
I think you got the conversation into a state where any answer would be equally likely to feel profound to you.
Really cool work!
Do note that a custom host runtime is still responsible for loading firmware, booting the CPU to the starting point, and compiling/loading the program to run. While the CPU is running, the host runtime makes sure that only the CPU layers run by manually skipping Qwen’s own layers.
I wish the author would be more forthcoming about these limitations. The central claim about “no external runtime” or “not a plugin” feels a little dishonest to me since this doesn’t work without some pretty invasive changes to the inference driver.
If we lived in this world, wouldn’t we expect more games to have a lower initial price / F2P but higher hourly streaming cost?
Who said anything about Apple? The OP who posted about wipr mentioned using a laptop.
Yes, you can even do this in unpatched llama.cpp!
It's thought to work "better" but score calibration is still a problem.
If you scroll down enough, you can't scroll up anymore!
EDIT: If you scroll down to the commit graph and have your mouse inside the big commit graph rectangle, you can't scroll up anymore!
don't forget today's NodeJS security update addressing its own RCE bugs!
The bug you posted was patched and fixed 6 years ago, and none of the other bugs in the audit showcase that issue. Are you sure these are the right links?
Link is private or 404, even when logged in.
My guess (pure speculation) is that Wipr sets the fingerprint to a well-known value for privacy / anonymization reasons, and Meta is indeed using that to suggest related accounts.
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gcr on Wednesday October 07, 2026 @08:06AM
from the jpegxl.info dept.
That isn’t my experience. I tried compressing conference proceedings into thumbnails with tiny file size and for this purpose I found that JPEGXL is far better than AVIF
I for one would love to see a History Of Speedrun Community Leaderboards Drama glitchless any% documentary
for whatever it's worth, thanks for your work on Juggler! i really like the concept (especially the miller columns are really nice), and a small detail but i appreciate the musician's touches you put in the notification chime (randomized according to selected scale)!
well, it's no longer possible to set up Windows with a local account without typing arcane commands in the command prompt during setup, so...
Because the ICC and Dutch authorities could no longer access their bank accounts or emails because of sanctions Microsoft chose to enforce .
should there be? bikes use a fraction of the energy from EVs, aren’t their owners benefitting from lower cost-of-ownership either way?
what do you mean? Every 3D game is played on a 2D manifold except for like, 6DOF flight games or lucid blocks
Silly question: how do we know that the decrypted message is correct?
Isn’t it feasible that a given ciphertext could mean any number of different things under different settings? If so, we don’t know whether this setting happens to match a plausible plaintext or whether this really was the plaintext the sender intended to send.
Most people won’t bother to check that, and all underage users will have that checked. This method still has perfect recall and very high precision.
seconding others' request to try with zstd! I'd be very curious what something like zstd -14 would give you
gosh, for wanting TypeSafe to survive, this fellow just handed OpenAI detailed instructions and ideas for defeating them...
Rick Szeliaki’s “Computer vision algorithms and applications” has a lot of great motivation for homogeneous coordinates in the first chapter and appendix. For example, in 2D, the cross product between two points in homogeneous coordinates is the line joining them, and the cross product between two lines in homogeneous coordinates is their point of intersection.
hang on, isn't this the standard way to implement IEEE 754 floating-point multiply since forever?
normalize the two numbers A and B to have the same exponent, add the mantissa, then convert back to IEEE 754?