jarrell_mark

Thanks for the quality software. Had some good times in high school trying out Irrlicht

Semi colon is a non starter for me personally.

All the best and I’m sure many others will find this useful.

I switched to DBeaver a few years ago after realizing SQL Workbench wasn’t open source

Last weekend I made a program that tells you how to look better. AI of course. It was inspired by r/howtolooksmax

https://lookbetterai.com

Blockchain history cannot be manipulated unlike in git. This was meant as a joke though. There’s other ways to achieve this besides blockchain. the internet archive way back machine can pull up the TOS on a certain date.

Here’s some more info on file deletion using git and blockchain: https://chatgpt.com/share/67096e57-d6e0-8004-9f68-ae646bb471...

Finally a legit use case for blockchain

Related: here’s the NCSA Mosaic browser as an AppImage. Runs on any Linux distro without having to recompile. https://appimage.github.io/NCSA_Mosaic/

NCSA Mosaic was made before Netscape/Mozilla/Firefox, by the same creator

Caffeine is Americans’ Daily Drug of Choice

Less straight forward but game engines can be used as VJ software.

Unity, Godot, Unreal

Can this be used to fill in the missing information on the openworm nematode 302 neurons brain simulator?

Anything + 2 and then minus two is back to the original thing. This says more about the transformations than the source material.

Started a Minimum Lovable Product last week that helps people work through their anxieties or fears.

Using SQLite as a backend for everything from session management to logging. No elk stack, no separate db. Just a single file.

Development is so simple so far. Maybe I’ll need to move off of it later, but who knows maybe not. And the speed of development and simplicity is what matters more now.

https://bravesteps.love

Would like to see the openworm get addicted to virtual nicotine

Nice choice of license. MPL. Much clearer and straightforward than LGPL. Existing files and changes to them must stay MPL licensed. New files can be any other license.

Yes, the GitHub has the Jupyter .ipynb notebook that can be run locally: https://github.com/jarrellmark/chatgpt-j

And even in Colab, it's privacy first in the sense that user input or model output isn't being sent anywhere. The data is local to your Colab session.

It should work with about 12gb GPU RAM.

I got it to load on a GTX 1070 with 8GB GPU RAM, but then it crashed before it could generate a response.

It needs less RAM than regular GPT-J because the weights are converted to 8-bit

Yes, publishing papers is good. Open source code can be based on methods described in papers. Like, most algorithms in sklearn for example.

OpenAI isn't as open as it used to be, but they still publish papers.

The open-source Hadoop was based on Google papers on MapReduce and Google File System.

GPT-J and GPT-NeoX are open source models based on OpenAI publications around GPT-3.

Same thing happened to me with Activision.

Found out one day my account was randomly banned from playing Warzone 2.0 with absolutely no way to get it unbanned.

Artist using Disney trademarks without their permission has style taken without their permission

Blender integration using Hydra. "By adapting Hydra as a render add-on to Blender, any renderer that supports Hydra [ie MoonRay] can be connected to Blender easily, by plugging-in to the Hydra add-on." - https://gpuopen.com/learn/amd-usd-hydra-blender/

AGPL seems problematic here. If a company uses this as their captcha system does it force them to open source their entire code base?

Photogrammetry can produce outstanding results with just the click of a button as long as the lighting is good and there's enough photos to cover every angle.

At the Stanford museum, made with open source Meshroom and a cell phone camera: https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/parvati-cantor-arts-center-a...

Playbook on how to handle a uuid collision

WxWidgets is like React Native but for desktops.

It uses the platforms' native UI frameworks. Gtk on Linux.

Audacity the audio editor uses WxWidgets.

How about simply asking questions like "how long does it take to compile the codebase locally?"

Multipass for an Ubuntu arm64 vm. Podman inside of there to create and run x86 docker images.

It's good. For my use case, better than Kdenlive on Windows. Shortcut renders much faster than Kdenlive because Shotcut supports HW encoding using the integrated Intel GPU. Kdenlive only supports that on Linux.

really great stuff! any plans for this on firefox mobile?

See also: https://core.ac.uk/