It's a big problem with reddit like forums where the comments are highlighted and much more densely presented than the article itself.
Older forums avoided this (unintentionally) by not having any sorting on replies and keeping the density of replies, low.
Well okay, I'll be skipping this then.
Problem isn't the meat industry, problem is that it is prohibitively expensive
That's the best gpu for this usecase. Maybe use 2x if you want the best of the best.
Is there a way to install it on baremetal windows? I'm kinda tired looking for a document hostler that can work on baremetal windows atp. Everything either has docker method or doesn't support windows.
ILibrarian is the only one offering that.
I know this might sound like an enlightened centrist take, but people hear what they want to hear on social media. Be it left or right.
Social media curation algorithms are geared towards driving maximum engagement and thus, echo chambers are formed.
Then, it is very easy to feed them propoganda via these chambers.
Wouldn't be a Linux meme without self fellatio about using Linux.
Well, Mael from inception had an idea..
This is incredibly misleading. They lost users in high paying regions and gained in lower paying countries.
This is your brain on torrentfreak.
I think there are graph/tree based solutions for rag, which ideally should have the books at leaf nodes, and their overlapping summaries as parent nodes.
Kinda like BST for books to rag from.