bavell

Incredible!

Damn, this describes me too accurately haha. They're so cheap! How could I not at least try!? XD

It's the one thing preventing me from buying the game :(

I always assumed it was to see how much blind trust people had in authority.

I don't understand why people look at me funny when I tell them I'm a squid person. Must be a skills issue.

I clicked on safe space and all was right in the world once more

> The sanctions for BloomTech appear to be quite severe. It can no longer collect any income share loan payments from grads that didn't get a job in the past year, and has to cancel the multi-thousand dollar finance charge for students who graduated more than 18 months ago and don't work a job making more than $70k a year. Plus, current students must be allowed to drop their loans and withdraw, or be able to continue attending but with a third-party loan.

> As an added bonus, BloomTech and Allred personally have to pay into the CFPB's victims' relief fund, with the company getting fined $64k and the CEO $100k. Plus, Allred is prohibited from student lending for a decade.

I was with you up until the last paragraph. Thinking small isn't going to help much imo.

I remember when the first GPU kernels came out... exciting times!

Would be more impressive if it didn't take 5+ seconds to respond or if there was any indication something was happening after clicking. Also, I guess I'm supposed to connect my mic up and talk to this? No thanks!

I'm experimenting with using them to help me make a mod for a game (Vic3). It has a lot of config files and I'm using AI to help generate the data structures and parsers/serializers.

It's coming along but very hit or miss with the small models I'm using (all my poor 6750XT 12GB can manage).

I could be doing something wrong though, even with GPT-4 im struggling a bit - it's very lazy and doesn't want to fully populate the data structure fields (the game file objects can haze dozens/hundredss of fields). I'm probably just not using the right incantation/magic phrase/voodoo?

> There is no one I will ever interact with that has a greater chance of ending my life than an on duty police officer.

So why in the world would you "stand your ground" in this scenario?? Perhaps you posted in the wrong comment thread?

Must be a west coast thing, never heard the phrase living in the coastal southeast.

I've come across Aider before and was trying to remember the name just the other day - thanks!!

I've been using my 6750XT for more than a year now on all sorts of AI projects. Takes a little research and a few env vars but no need to wait for "official" support most of the time.

That's a stretch! It's common knowledge women are more nurturing than men, especially with regards to children.

Interesting, do you think illegal immigrants are occupiers? By your definition it would seem so.

Perhaps there are important reasons why they are #1 and #2?

Love this idea, defer the IP problems to DNS where everyone already has expectations set.

Sounds like a fun project!

> whisper.cpp with person segmentation

Super curious about this bit. Did you use the --diarize or the --tinydiarize flag? How accurate/reliable was the segmentation? Sounds like it was good enough to use at the very least. I had looked into this a few months ago but thought it wasn't good enough yet.

Try with ComfyUI... works great and easy setup on my 6750XT. I've had it working for about a year now with SD, LlamaCpp and WhisperCpp.

> An engineer who can’t admit they don’t know something when it matters is...

a bad engineer.

> ...all other species would get lost, reducing biodiversity and effectively meaning an extinction-level event.

Reducing biodiversity doesn't equate to an extension-level event though. It also doesn't mean all species who didn't thrive would be lost - many would be affected but not existentially so.

I'm reminded of George Carlin's joke about the planet being fine long-term, we're the ones who will be screwed.

I've had very little issues (other than not amazing perf) with my last-gen 6750XT running llamacpp and SD for the last 8-10 months.

Very cool website, love the aesthetic! Would love to know how you made the animations and the algos behind them.

Yeah but it's on an app-by-app basis. Just disable push on the noisy/spammy ones and keep it on for well-behaved apps.

I thought Tom's replies were much more convincing than Derek's.

> I ended up just playing around with putting attributes on various components until I found what worked.

It's sometimes hard for me to wrap my head around flexbox as well. If you haven't already seen it, this page [0] is imo the flexbox bible. There's one for grid [1] too.

[0] https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/

[1] https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/complete-guide-grid/

I'm not sure about that, flexbox has a major and minor axis, which you can define with flex-direction.

CSS definitely gives you plenty of rope to hang yourself with if you aren't careful about how you choose to apply it! I've been in a few codebases with lots of !important overrides and deeply nested selectors which quickly becomes unmanageable.