This is so awesome. I this will be my light reading for the next week
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I got the same but googled it and got this: https://github.com/LG-AI-EXAONE/EXAONE-3.0/blob/main/LICENSE
Thats the vibe. In this case, it seems like they get more value from the signals they interpret from the devices already out there.
In a better world, these devices (and maybe even the Chromecast protocol) would be open sourced
Absolutely wild results for 32B if published benchmarks are representative of actual use. However, the liscence sucks
The Wire is also my favorite. I think I know how you feel because no show ever seems to hold up to it.
That being said, The Sopranos had some incredible writing and character development.
Here's a list of self-host/foss/Linux YouTubers. Check them out. I've learned SO much from them:
- Veronica Explains
- Network Chuck
- Jim's Garage
- Andrea Borman
- Awesome Open Source
- Techno Tim
I can add links to each but searching should find them easily
I have this exact same setup. Open Web UI has more features than I've been able to use such as functions and pipelines.
I use it to share my LLMs across my network. It has really good user management so I can set up a user for my wife or brother in law and give them general use LLM while my dad and I can take advantage of Coding-tuned models.
The code formatting and code execution functions are great. It's overall a great UI.
Ive used LLMs to rewrite code, help format PowerPoint slides, summarize my notes from work, create D&D characters, plan lessons, etc
From the article:
He continues, "The usual explanation for frost damage is that water expands when it freezes, but this does not explain why half-filled bottles also burst in our freezers. Our work addresses how ice can break a bottle even when it has plenty of space to expand into."
- The Emperor's New Groove
- Hello Darkness: Palpie and Vade Cover the Best of Simon and Garfunkel
- Dark Side of That's No Moon
- D. A. R. K.
- Fathers
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/23341185
Everyone has seen Antelope Canyon on their Windows login screens it whatever but just a few miles away, you can visit Waterhole canyon, which is bigger and quieter. A guide was and to let me spend as much time as I wanted seeing up and getting my shots, a luxury I did not have at the more famous location. My pictures came out ok but the experience was worth it.
Nikon D750 W/ Sigma 12-24mm 2.8 1/8 sec f/18 iso100 (??? what was I thinking)
Everyone has seen Antelope Canyon on their Windows login screens it whatever but just a few miles away, you can visit Waterhole canyon, which is bigger and quieter. A guide was and to let me spend as much time as I wanted seeing up and getting my shots, a luxury I did not have at the more famous location. My pictures came out ok but the experience was worth it.
Nikon D750 W/ Sigma 12-24mm 2.8
1/8 sec f/18 iso100 (??? what was I thinking)
Nikon D750 w/Tamron 150-600mm G2
180mm 1/2500sec f/6.3 iso1250
Went on a boat in Alaska to see and shoot whales but the crowd didn't afford many great pictures. Landscapes during the sunset though... Can do!
Nikon D750 50mm 1.8D
1/640sec f/1.8 iso2000
Can anyone ID the bugs?
Edit: this was in northern Washington state
24mm 13 sec f/2.8 iso3600
Driving all the way up to the top of Haleakala gets you to slightly over 10,000ft (3,000m) above the island of Maui. After sunset and when I thought it sufficiently dark, I started working on this shot.
I was extremely lucky to get clear skies and minimal wind on the evening of my visit. This particular shot also includes a comet in the top-right corner, a few satellites which I tried to clean up, and some lights (headlights?) which illuminated the observatory at the top of this long-extinguished volcano.
42mm 1/80s f/4 iso100
Perfect lighting and fog to make the dock look like it leads to nothingness.
Shot on Samsung S21U Main Lens 1/950 f/1.8 ISO 16
Definitely regretted not bringing my camera that day
Saw this guy on the Oregon coast sometime in the past couple of week
Edit: thanks to [email protected] for a more accurate ID than I could pull off
Feel free to explain if you know what this means
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Ollama is FOSS, SD has a proproprietary but permissive, source-available license, but it is not what most people would associate with "open-source"