Since I'm getting downvoted and I'm genouinly curious, could someone explain how AI data centers are worse on a noise level than data centers for other purposes?
I'm not saying they are quiet, I just don't see which hardware for AI is so different from non-ai that it makes a big difference in noise production.
Are you sure about that? I haven't been near one but have a single dell poweredge in my basement and it's fucking loud without diy noise insulation around it. I can only imagine the noise a full building of these things is making.
I think dublin refers to his cat.
I have and while it seems to be doing a decent job at things I'm bad at it is far from usable for the things i'm actually good at
They are not even trusting it themselves. This is from the release notes
I'll not instantly switch ntfy.sh over. Instead, I'm kindly asking the community to test the Postgres support and report back to me if things are working
Fuck that.
It's available in germany
A security researcher letting any ai run anything automated on a real machine has no business being a security researcher. She's just shit at her job.
Caves, especially sink holes and cenotes in mexico actually tend to have pretty clear water. The murkyness in water comes either from organic matter or silt. If there's no light there is no algae to limit visibility. If the cave has flow the silt is often carried away quickly. If there is no flow the silt will sink to the bottom, clearing up the visibility. Once the silt is disturbed (e.g. by a diver kicking their fin in the wrong direction) it can take a long time to settle again.
There's also headscale, which is an open source backend for tailscale for self hosting.
Yes. Cut out the middleman that is just there to take money and doesn't offer anything extra.
On your video page, try manually restarting the transcoding. There are two options on the three dots. A lot of my videos fail during the first attempt but then work just fine when I start one or the other transcoding manually. With longer videos, the Web Video version tends to work better.
