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by midhir 1y ago
> Then came the weirdness: bursts of Tor traffic, spammy signups I have a small hobby site - maybe a few hundred real users ever, and a handful of regulars. But the logs and users table are full of brute force and lousy sql injection att
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by midhir 3y ago
AMD seem to be catching up quickly lately. I'm running Stable Diffusion, Llama-2, and Pytorch on a 7900XTX right now. Getting it up and running even on an unsupported Linux distro is relatively straightforward. Details for Arch are her
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Run ML Workloads Using ROCm with a 7900XTX on Arch Linux(gitlab.com)
2 points by midhir 3y ago|0 comments
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Null Island(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by midhir 7y ago|1 comments
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by midhir 7y ago
I did Beijing to Xi'an last September in about 4.5 hours on the regular 320kph trains. To be honest, when you take into account security checks, boarding etc I just don't think it could've been done quicker by plane. Not to m
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by midhir 7y ago
I moved from the native app to just using the Web app in a pinned tab a while ago. Then you only have to block notifications in one place. When someone @heres or tags me I only see the red dot on the favicon when I'm already in my brow
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by midhir 7y ago
That's interesting, I thought the given name in Chinese was almost always two characters. Is this not the case? 我是中文学生 :) Funnily the first thing you learn in Chinese is how to say who you are. But there's very little help with ac
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Reverse Engineering Disinformation Campgaigns – NoMenMidterms(medium.com)
4 points by midhir 7y ago|0 comments
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Mysterious Win7 Bootup Sound Chimes Nightly Over Cork City(broadsheet.ie)
1 points by midhir 8y ago|0 comments
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by midhir 8y ago
I wonder about this. It might be a huge bias but I would imagine a significant amount of productivity gained in the economy, and thus new wealth created, over the last couple of decades has been software driven. So it _should_ pay well, rig
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Man Injects Own Semen to Treat Chronic Back Pain, Fails(imj.ie)
2 points by midhir 8y ago|0 comments
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by midhir 8y ago
Well, this is a British publication and an Irish product. Britain and Ireland are separate countries (apart from the small part of Ireland that isn't). It'd be weird if a travel, culture and food publication couldn't do an ar
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by midhir 8y ago
Maybe they'd be better off looking at black metal, especially early Norwegian stuff when members of Mayhem were killing themselves/each other. Or maybe My Dying Bride, Mourning Beloveth etc. The rest of it is a blast.
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by midhir 8y ago
One thing I've found impenetrable about Stellar is the use of the XDR data format. I've never encountered this before and it's been a painful step in starting to build on their platform. Are their any simple, introductory tex
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by midhir 8y ago
If I could recommend one book from what I've read this year it'd be When China Rules the World by Martin Jaques. For fiction; Solar Bones by Mike McCormack. One-sentence novel about a man on the West coast of Ireland shortly befor
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by midhir 8y ago
_Solar Bones_ by Mike McCormack just won the International Dublin Literary Prize and might appeal to Joyce fans. It's based on the West coast of Ireland and is a one-sentence novel. Looking forward to reading it next month. Not without
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Developer Exchange: How a Week at Another Company Helped Us Refresh Our Culture(medium.com)
1 points by midhir 8y ago|0 comments
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by midhir 9y ago
"So we can look at, for example, Old Irish, where they said tó to mean yes" Really? In modern Irish we substitute Tá for yes but it's not really yes. We don't have yes or no, we repeat the verb of the question positively
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by midhir 9y ago
I was going to troll and ask would it support Gaeilge but since it still thinks "Turn the volume down" in a Belfast accent means turn it up max, I doubt it :) Not to mention getting it to play Malfeitor by Watain on Spotify... I a
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by midhir 9y ago
Definitely plenty of supply for this anyways :) Congrats on shipping.
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by midhir 9y ago
Storyful | Front-end Developer | Dublin, Ireland | ONSITE | https://storyful.com/about/careers/ We find breaking news on social platforms, verify it for journalistic ethics, license where appropriate and supply to
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KNN Classifier written in Ruby(github.com)
3 points by midhir 9y ago|0 comments
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by midhir 9y ago
Cannot believe 'Galwegian' predates 'Glaswegian', I always thought the former was a relatively recent adaptation of the latter! Galway's a great city for culture, it doesn't need to be borrowing anything from a
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by midhir 10y ago
Video appears to be at least 50% speed :)
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by midhir 10y ago
I find aggressive scope-cutting to be one of the most compelling things about building side projects. I'm shopping for computer parts at the minute so built a quick app to scan UK shop deals, threw it up at a subdomain of my personal s
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by midhir 10y ago
Being from Ireland I suspect they work best when accompanied by a process to get people an alternative to, and path out of, violence. It took a lot of goes before one stuck here. I have memories growing up of a ceasefire every other day, br
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by midhir 10y ago
And, wonderfully, hashtags from Black Mirror actually started to trend on Twitter as the news broke.
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The Southern Television broadcast interruption(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by midhir 10y ago|0 comments
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by midhir 11y ago
As a kid I loved the original Diablo game for how far they went into creating a dark, satanic atmosphere. The music still gives me chills! So I was worried this document would be over-corporate and spoil it. But those illustrations look lik
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by midhir 11y ago
titleize = ->(sentence) { sentence.split(' ').map!{|x| x = x[0..0].upcase << x[1..-1]}.join(' ') } titleize.call("my lovely lovely lovely horse") ["a clause", "another clause&

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