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No. There’s a computerfile video but iirc r/counting was accidentally left in the training data set for part of the training process
No. There’s a computerfile video but iirc r/counting was accidentally left in the training data set for part of the training process
Spoiler alert it’s because of r/counting and some weirdness in training data
Shit fuck shit fuck
I’m rooting for ya
Do they explain it well?
Was gonna suggest this
Performance may be dog slow but it’s one step closer to mass adoption
They’re selling location data now, oh geez
Kbin/lemmy
Ngl i think we’re finally seeing a lot of the social media bubble burst. Companies which have spent years in the red, now are being asked to make a profit, however they never had to before and never planned for it. If that sounds like they’ve spent the last 15 years thinking about growth over profits, it 100% is. Growth is important but growing a Losing venture is inherently unsustainable. They should’ve planned for this but most CEO’s have no idea how to plan for the future.
Just my 2¢
Chances are most of the stuff will at least connect to Linux.
I personally have a sennheiser hd598 cs but for Linux, pretty much anything 3.5mm will work for audio. Stuff like rgb may not work but the headphones will be headphonss
FYI AFAIK desiccants don’t actually dry out the filament, they just prevent it from getting any wetter. To truly dry it, you could get a filament dehydrator or use a modified food dehydrator (among other options).
With that said, you might be able to use those, personally I’d just recommend collecting those “do not eat” packets that come with things and throwing those into your drybox.
They’re usually just little cloth packages of desiccant beads.
Personally, I store my filament in ziplock bags with a couple of those packets and it seems to work well for the most part. I also have a dehydrator (modified food dehydrator) though, which I use on filaments that were left out.
Oh jeez