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bprew
10mo ago
Not the source code, but I am working on a re-implementation of it for Shandalar's 30th anniversary. You can play a minimal web version at: - https://throwingbones.com/ben/s30/ Source: - https://
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10mo ago
The 24.04 beta is really stable and the new cosmic DE is great! I've got it on my desktop and laptop, no problems. System76.com/pop/pop-beta
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SpikingBrain:Spiking Brain-Inspired Large Models
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1y ago
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1y ago
Facebook has a "friends only" feed (Friends button, next to Home), but it's not chronological.
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bprew
1y ago
I took it to mean that the controller of the most powerful computer in Europe is Europe, as opposed to Apple or Google or another private entity.
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bprew
1y ago
His point isn't that you can run a model on an average laptop, but that the same laptop can still run frontier models. It speaks to the advancements in models that aren't just throwing more compute/ram at it. Also, his laptop
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2y ago
Hi snats, great article. You mention the accuracy of the various techniques you used, could you explain more about how you calculated the accuracy? Were the pdfs already categorized? Thanks!
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4y ago
I wrote something similar so I could save recipes and web pages for reading offline. And if you save in html, it will inline images, so you can have a single file. In markdown, it just creates a link. It also uses turndown and readability.
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4y ago
Thanks for the post Sagar, I'm the maintainer of reckon [1], a tool to help categorize transactions, which I used in ledger. There are a lot of interesting tools for doing plain text accounting [2] and I'm always interested in le