FWIW it's also like 10x cheaper.
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Theoretically with streaming, any model that fit the disk can run on consumer hardware, just terribly slow.
There is waydriod as a successor thou.
Checkout this paper:
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S254243512...
Takeaway: The samples indeed are very different.
Snapshot by link caching app:
Exactly the reason I left ATT and moved to T-Mobile. My old device still works, no need to throw it away.
Why is this not on the front page?
obsidian is closed source.
Btrfs and apfs also support copy-on-write snapshots.
Also, snapshots are NOT backups. And one definitely should not rely on snapshots along to keep their files safe.
Mind if you elaborate on that? I just ran zoom with strace but see nothing out of ordinary.
Honestly the charts in the paper is not very convincing. The outliers are all over the place and there is hardly an association judging from naked eye.
(e.g: imagine seeing figure 4 without the model prediction in the background)
Then shouldn't there be three classes of man to make things symmetric: the underperforming ones, the normal ones, and the overperforming ones?