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Just an aside, you can make Alkaline lemon water.
It do it:
I set up Linux on a laptop with a particularly aggressive keyboard power button recently. I’d be at the terminal go to hit backspace and where Linux?
Actually had this occur on a USB NTFS drive I haven’t migrated the data to another fs from yet. It mounts at boot so my whole system got hung up until I removed it from the fstab and installed the tools to scan and fix the ntfs filesystem from the aur.
Was like a 20 minute fix, including time to research the tools I needed to fix it.
Depends on your Distribution (really your desktop environment). On KDE Plasma for example, there is a little tile for it on the taskbar.
I DO do software dev, so my answer might not be relevant to you. Its because If the window is open, I need it right now. Otherwise it wouldn’t be open, or it’d be stashed away on another desktop.
Lots, but not all, of snails are hermaphroditic.
Doesnt bejng so difficult to properly fingerprint just leave a trail of anomalous fingerprints to follow?
Like, I know its not the same but you can identify people from their silhouette, you don’t need a photo of their face. Paint around a subject well enough and it becomes clear even if you never add it to the image.
I guess what I’m asking is, does it leave a Clean Enough hole that people can tell what should be there?
This is correct with unmanaged batteries. Batteries with a BMS however will never get below whatever voltage is set as their 0% unless allowed to sit at 0% for long enough that e n t r o p y occurs and the charge slowly dissipates over time. This will happen even with a fully charged battery left to its own devices (ba dum tss) for too long.
The point of the BMS is to manage the health of the potentially dangerous lithium batteries, and as long as they are used within spec it should keep voltages from getting so low the batteries enter a state of deep discharge, as well as prevent overcharging due to imbalanced charging rates or other similar issues.
Used is the important word here. A battery must be used to maintain it’s health. A battery must also not be abused to maintain its health.
Now none of that touches on what you said, but was important background for this to make sense: The BMS will report to you whatever values it deems safe charging and Discharging limits based on factors like internal resistance and temperature. As a result 20-80% of an unmanaged battery is close to 0-100% of a managed one in new condition because the BMS will cut power before unsafe discharge limits are reached, and will stop charging to prevent overcharge once those limits are reached.
Closer to omnicide, like, basically everything died.
Honestly.
On payday I’m running to the local electronics shop for a breadboard. I’ll make my own RGB controller. Fuck drivers.
If you’re on a Gigabyte mobo openRGB may not work at all.
When/If you do, a RTX3070-lhr (about $300 new) is just about the BARE MINIMUM for gpu inferencing. Its what I use, it gets the job done, but I often find context limits too small to be usable with larger models.
If you wanna go team red, Vulkan should still work for inferencing and you have access to options with significantly more VRAM, allowing you to more effectively use larger models. I’m not sure about speed though, I haven’t personally used AMDs GPUs since around 2015.
If you’ve got a decent Nvidia GPU and are hoping on linux, look into the Kobold-cpp Vulkan backend, in my experience it works far better than the CUDA backend and is astronomically faster than the CPU-Only backend.
If you’re planning on using LLMs for coding advice, may I recommend selfhosting a model and adding the documentation and repositories as context?
I use a a 1.5b qwen model (mega dumb) but with no context limit I can attach the documentation for the language I’m using, and attach the files from the repo I’m working in (always a local repo in my case) I can usually explain what I’m doing, what I’m trying to accomplish, and what I’ve tried to the LLM and it will generate snippets that at the very least point me in the right direction but more often than not solve the problem (after minor tweaks because dumb model not so good at coding)
🗯️‽#*&
I don’t want free earbuds
Oh neat. Thank you. I was assuming Singleton was like lambda and it was returning instances of itself.
I didn’t read the code very closely.
Is… Its that a fork bomb…? Stored inside a class?
Edit:
Nah I’m a dummy it don’t do that at all.
They should put atomic clocks in the GPS satellites for exactly this purpose.