Yes, and for the life of me I don’t understand why there isn’t a default LUKS with hibernate partition in the Debian installer.

No, concede is to admit defeat, cede is to give up something. You could concede the battle, and as a result cede land to the victor. I meant cede.

Fake frames. Nvidia double benefits.

Note: Tis a joke, personally I think DLSS frame generation is cool, as every frame is “fake” anyway.

Nah, the lack of context is better 😆 I’ve hiked a mountain here called Potash, think I’ll do it again after this.

Hmm, this was debated already and in this comment they provided a peer reviewed journal article about intent vs language and understanding. It sums things up better than I could. They clearly cared a lot more than me about this.

Fill them with clear silicone caulk.

Only paid ones. Theoretically could impact Brave, for instance.

Depends, is this vampire known as Brock Turner?

They don’t know until the third word, they only hypothesize it’s a no.

In strict definition, true, but to those in the US cede has the connotation of giving up something after a lost battle. Just the way we’re taught.

Please update the title to the full title of the article. This is super misleading and makes it sound like the founder doesn’t want this.

IMO, a personal landlord is rarely evil unless they’ve made a job of it.

Up voted… But. Pointing out the absurdity is valuable for new users.

Pretty sure that’s not what he meant in the podcast.

I’m trying to switch to this from Ollama after seeing the benchmarks, so much faster. But it has given me nothing but issues with CUDA incompatibility where Ollama runs smooth as butter. Hopefully I get some feedback on my repo discussion. Same docker setup as working Ollama, but Ollama has a lot more detailed docs.

Ignore that, thought you said LMDeploy.

Wut?

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We’re going to allow some “flat earth” comments. We’re going to force some moderators to accept some “flat earth” comments

You… like this? Glad I’m not a mod, this is how places like Reddit became what they are today. Opinions should be allowed, but admins should be able to moderate blatant falsehoods.

It’s different for different people. This is a “Do you have an internal monologue?” question.

I have been enlightened, thank you.

Yeaaaa… So it is about the poster? The person posted it, then cross posted it right after.