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levidos··on Ask HN: Who got hired from HN?
Where are the London or UK-based meetups advertised?
levidos··on Show HN: Open sourcing Harmonic, my Android Hacker News client
Glider is quite nice
levidos··on The Upper Atmosphere Is Cooling, Prompting New Climate Concerns
I just wish there was a YouTube video that explains this so that I can do chores instead of reading pages of walls of texts..
levidos··on Ask HN: What's your favorite GPT powered tool?
I wish there was an Android version
levidos··on Three Companies Impersonated Millions to Influence Internet Policy
Less than $1 / fake comment.
levidos··on SparseGPT: Language Models Can Be Accurately Pruned in One-Shot
What are the drawbacks of quantizing though?
levidos··on Enhancements to the Kagi Search Experience
So you essentially have to budget your queries to make sure you have enough. Which is unproductive. The "simple queries" should already be cached aon the server and should not even count to the quota.
levidos··on Windows on Btrfs
One life tip I've learned is that the Windwos Store's .msixbundle packages are just zip files that you can extract and usually will run fine.

Change the .msixbundle extension to .zip, and open with 7-zip. Inside the archive, open & extract the appropriate .msix file for your architecture. Now you have Windows Terminal Portable. (I've done this with other apps too)

To obtain a download link for a Windows Store package, you need to go to third party websites where you input the Windows Store URL, and it gives you the download link. Make sure the download link is from Microsoft domain.

But in Windows Terminal's case, the bundle is published on their Github so you can download directly. If you want the Cascadia Code font, you need to install it manually by double clicking on the font from the package.

levidos··on The weird world of Windows file paths
Depends on the interpreter, batch and PowerShell accepts both.
levidos··on The weird world of Windows file paths
PowerShell is an absolutely amazing scripting language; it gets things done way quicker than Bash, because it's object oriented, and you don't have to call external tools to get anything done (sed, grep, find, touch, curl, etc.). It can even run raw C# code for you.
levidos··on FCC warns Portland church to shut down pirate FM operating under its steeple
The only reason governments are pushing DAB/+, so they can sell off the FM bands to corporations. Don't expect those to remain empty to amateurs.
levidos··on Apple store robbed of $500k in iPhones after thieves tunnel through coffee shop
Nice pun
levidos··on Remembering Bob Lee
I'm interested we well
levidos··on OpenAI CEO Sam Altman on Lex Fridman Podcast [video]
How I've built this has an interview with Sam Altman that's 1+h long
levidos··on Transformer architecture optimized for Apple Silicon
Why would they want to give out their trusty LLMs when they can just hide it behind an API, and making sure you'll be dependent on them forever
levidos··on Anyone else witnessing a panic inside NLP orgs of big tech companies?
OpenAI stopped publishing the architecture of GPT-4, so I'm worried that architecture availability will not be as available in the futire
levidos··on Anyone else witnessing a panic inside NLP orgs of big tech companies?
I'm DevOps engineer and I became super interested in AI recently. Any tips on how can I shift to an AI/ML career?
levidos··on GPT-4
This was definitely written by AI
levidos··on Nearly 40% of software engineers will only work remotely
I have the best of both worlds as an introvert - moved to a low COL city as my job is fully remote and rented a 15 m2 private office in a local office building for £230/month, that's 10 minutes away. This way I shield myself from family distractions during work hours. My productivity has never been this high.
levidos··on Show HN: ChatGPT Inline Bot on Telegram
The last time I looked at this, ChatGPT wasn't yet available over API. Has this changed?
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