Oh, wow. Should be pretty obvious that something isn't open source, ...well... unless the source is open...
Thanks for doing the maths. I would have also have guessed it's due to the short distance these amps have to travel. And in practice, we'd likely be using just the thicker parts at the top of the legs and clip most of them off, so it'd be way less than the almost 15mm in your numbers. Still probably an issue with the thickness of the pcb traces, but that's something the designer has to worry about.
you can let the bus go below 50, it won't explode
Yeah, I feel we shouldn't contribute to the drama, it's not a technical diiscussion suited for programmes, but mostly about mental health, burnout and they probably need peace and quiet to recover.
Nice. Any additional info on how difficult it was to train this and whether we can expect more? They have a 3B model in the demo video, but doesn't seem like they released that... I mean I'd like something a bit larger.
See to what IP your domain points, and if that's really the external IP of your router. Might also help to put in your IP address into the webbrowser instead of the domain, to see if port 80 / 443 really go somewhere. Another possibility, do a portscan from the internet.
Btw, how do you access Wireguard? I mean that's also somehow able to access your network from outside...
And if we're really talking about "open-source" and not just "open-weight", the additional scientific papers, datasets and tooling are going to help democratize the technology and even out the playing field to a degree.
Is there any article about a response? I mean this one is kind of yesterday's news. It's the situation from 2 weeks ago... And lots of other articles seem to just cite the quote from 2016 and apply it to today.
beehaw.org aspire to be nice, friendly diverse and safe. But they're more towards nice, not women. And we have lemmy.blahaj.zone for queer folks. To my knowledge, there isn't a place aimed towards women. Maybe heehaw is the closest... Still not really a fit.
You could go ahead and also ask in some of the women communities, see how they get along here on the Fediverse.
Hmmh. I think I didn't quite get it at first. But you explain yourself very well. I wish I had some valuable insight to offer, but I don't think I have. I mean most people are looking for something like intimacy and physical touch. It's hard to find the few people who don't want or need that... Technically you don't need a partner, marry and take the common path through life. But you're also looking for something...
I think it kind of boils down to the question, where to find such people. For someone like me, it's super hard to empathize. I get what you say, and you explain your feelings very well. But that's not at all how physical contact feels to me. I guess we have other people like you, I'd imagine some of the people with autism do, or trauma or other kinds of being neuro-divergent. But as this is a bit more rare, I'd say the chances of randomly walking past someone like that on the street are low. So it has to be somewhere on the internet, or some safe-space or group meeting of people who are in similar situations. You may have that in the city, like a regular's table, just to talk to people who can relate... But to my knowledge, that's not a thing in more rural areas. And it's a bit awkward to go there, at least for the fist time. So if you can't do that, it'd be more dedicated internet forums. Or sometimes people met alike people in MMORPGs or other online games, Discord servers... But I don't meet a lot of women there...
There also is another chance to meet more diverse people roughly at your age, if you go to university, or some other kind of higher education. I found there's a lot more niche people there, at least in some fields... But not everyone is able to attend university. And it's not fundamentally different, just slightly better odds. And you still face the same issues with going out, joining clubs...
Anyways, I wish you the best. I hope you can find a way to get there. Don't be too hard on youself, people regularly need way longer than 19 to find someone. And the internet is a vast and diverse place. But also often superficial, heavily biased (at least the common services) and oftentimes without much attention to detail.
Well, another thing people frequently say is, you got to love yourself, before someone can love you. I mean that's yet another phrase with limited truth in it... But I'd like to say, being in introvert (for example) isn't a bad thing per se. Sure, it comes with consequences. And it makes dating harder. But there are people looking for introverts. You're allowed to embrace that side of yours, it's a good trait from some people's perspective. Social skills come with experience in my opinion. You got to practice that. I'm also an introvert, and I learned talking to people, making small talk, talking about arbitrary stuff and leading a conversation, and judging what my conversational partner might find interesting (or boring).
Appearence isn't something you can change a lot. You can put in some effort to eat correctly, stay in shape, pick clothes that fit who you are or who you want to be... But there isn't really a way to change the symmetry if your face. So don't waste too much time thinking about that, since that's something you can't change. Focus on the things you can change.
And you say you have goals, projects, interests... These are also good things about you. I mean sure, reading, historic things etc might not be very cool or popular. But you know what you like, you have projects and goals... Ultimately that's good personality traits. And lots of people like that in a person, once they started to pay attention to who someone really is.
So... Dating isn't easy, you're not alone with that. And everybody has their own, individual struggles... I'd recommend thinking a bit about who you are, and who you want to be. And what positive traits you have. Start by embracing that about you. Maybe if you do, other people will pick up on that. And don't be disheartened if they don't. People are superficial, they don't look twice, etc...
And yeah, I've heard several times now that dating apps suck for everyone. And they're superficial. And if it's just a picture of someone that pops up and people have to make a split-second decision based on the picture... And you say you don't look that good by common standards... Maybe you don't stand a chance and you got to find some other strategy...
I mean I don't know anything about him, or you. So I don't know what to recommend. Usually, a good strategy is to talk to each other. Say what you were trying to achieve, what you thought would happen and how you felt. How you feel now. I mean the thing with mistakes is, we all make mistakes. And you can't turn back time... You can just try to own your mistakes. Make it clear to your boyfriend whether you learned something... Yeah, and when talking, you both need to listen to each other's feelings. Doesn't really work unless both sides open up.
Wow. Doing some spring-cleaning? I might have one of those on my own small pile of e-waste. Can't even remember what kind of bandwith the PCI bus had... probably enough to fill 128MB.