ValleZ

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by ValleZ 2mo ago
It was fairly impossible to find a restaurant in Paris that had an AC not so long time ago. It’s totally not an issue in states.
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by ValleZ 3mo ago
Play Integrity checks if app was tampered with. Hardware attestations can only guarantee key's source and cannot be used to check app integrity.
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by ValleZ 5mo ago
There are many apps to run local LLMs on both iOS & Android
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by ValleZ 9mo ago
It’s hard to justify the UI rant when there is annoying snowflakes animation on top of it.
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by ValleZ 1y ago
If you split all the changes for a feature this way not only you hide the way all changes interact with each other but also make the development at least 10x longer because an average approval time is often more than a day.
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by ValleZ 1y ago
It's because an average Apple engineer has to enter his password at least 10 times a day and it's kind of no big deal for them. Source: I was an Apple eng.
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by ValleZ 2y ago
Observe it
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by ValleZ 2y ago
Then wait another 50 years, easy.
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by ValleZ 2y ago
The same way as people who use periods. 1,004.004
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by ValleZ 2y ago
Actually after reading it more carefully I probably see why it didn't work for me, but the notes in the page are bizarre: * Avoid special characters such as * in M*A*S*H, use MASH instead. Since when a common ASCII character is a speci
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by ValleZ 2y ago
I have the series in their own folders. I tried to do a more nested structure to no avail. After a day of attempts to fix it I switched to Plex and it despite having its own quirks just worked fine.
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by ValleZ 2y ago
Thanks, I can google. For some reason Jellyfin totally ignores folder structures for me.
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by ValleZ 2y ago
I have one folder with movies and series. It shows as a randomized mix, maybe it uses something like modification time by default? It's definitely not by name.
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by ValleZ 2y ago
Then I could not figure how to make it work. Plex did that without any effort from my side though
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by ValleZ 2y ago
Jellyfin is not able to group series together and on top of that shows everything in random order, why bother with it when there are alternatives that can do that?
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by ValleZ 2y ago
Awhile ago. XEP-0286 (mobile connection improvements) dated 2018-01-25. File sharing has many different XEPs and I have no idea which works, but I know that early XEPs usually didn't work because of NAT. XEP-0384 (encryption) dated 202
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by ValleZ 2y ago
XMPP was not a mobile friendly protocol for a while, had efficiently no security out of the box and lacked simplest things like image or other file transfers.
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by ValleZ 2y ago
Removing stop words is usually a bad advice which is beneficial only in a limited set of circumstances. Google keeps all the “the”: https://www.google.com/search?q=the
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by ValleZ 2y ago
It will probably run 2B models, there are many more options for iOS, try it out.
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by ValleZ 2y ago
Private AI app in play store wraps llama.cpp
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by ValleZ 2y ago
Oh, there is a readable JavaScript inside!
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by ValleZ 2y ago
Yep, likely my iPhone to blame
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by ValleZ 2y ago
It doesn’t work on phone, sigh
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by ValleZ 2y ago
I was asked to invent this algorithm on a whiteboard in 30 minutes. Loved it.
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by ValleZ 2y ago
I wonder why not to publish it on Google Play?
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by ValleZ 2y ago
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=us.valkon.priv...
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by ValleZ 2y ago
You can run it on Android too. Not very fast though.
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by ValleZ 3y ago
Is this an actual search engine or just a front end which builds “select from” queries?
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by ValleZ 3y ago
It's closed source for now, but it's based on llama.cpp and I'm planning to improve the included android example in the llama.cpp
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App to Run LLMs on Android(play.google.com)
1 points by ValleZ 3y ago|3 comments

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