Just give them to the Wayback machine, ffs.

Why are they only testing inference vs training?

Not many companies are going to want to deploy their own public-facing chatbot service. But almost everyone in this space is going to want to train their models, which is where the performance boost comes in.

They’re propping each other up.

‘Shoe Penis’ has good energy, but might limit bookings for Bar/Bat-Mitzvahs and Quinceañeras.

That is actually kind of brilliant. Having to go through MFi and getting the Apple DRM chip into the manufacturing pipeline can be a real pain (and expensive).

With this scheme, they could also run all the wired on/off and volume control actions through Bluetooth AVRCP. Even have a Mic on the wire, so if a call comes in, switch to HFP to talk/manage the call.

Damn, that’s clever. Hats off to whoever came up with it.

Incidentally, there’s very little Apple can do to make this stop, unless they decide to break Bluetooth and third-party accessories.

“It also includes optimized support for Raspberry Pi SBCs to deliver enhanced performance and compatibility.”

Have you looked into the suid bit? You can set it on the file, then change the script owner to root and it runs in elevated mode: https://linuxhandbook.com/suid-sgid-sticky-bit/

There are browser userscripts out there now that do this automatically.

I’ve used it to make specific images for work proposals that stock sources may not have. Sometimes for fun, I vary it so it’s in the style of a cartoon or a Japanese woodcut.

Amateurs.

You can do it in an afternoon if you bring your own PB&J sandwiches and not break for lunch.

Also, the gofundme can be postponed. Just put it on that guy’s credit card.

My wife insists she’s staying there for the news and legal people she follows and she has a point. A lot of government, business, and schools continue to use it as an easy way to broadcast information.

Threads pulled off some celebrities, Bsky some policy and legal wonks, and Mastodon the tech geeks. If these services all start federating together and offering unified text and hashtag search, then where you land won’t matter.

Until then, it’ll be hard to get people to switch away, even with all the bad press.

England’s Private Eye magazine has been going for decades. They sell subscriptions to the paper magazine, put on events, and sell a small amount of print advertising. They’ve completely gone against going digital and by all accounts are profitable.

The future of journalism may well be going back to the origin of small publications.

You mean other than porn?

Where’s the bear-proof bin?

A few suggestions:

• One of the most common causes for SSH sessions hanging is a security group assigned to the instance has an incoming IP address whitelist. If the IP address you are connecting from doesn’t match, it won’t let you connect and silently hangs. Easiest way is to whitelist every IP address range but that’s not good practice.

More here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/authorizing-access-to-an-instance.html

• It can also happen if the Security Group doesn’t allow access via standard port 22. In that case, you need to explicitly set your port when connecting.

• Finally, if you’ve set up ‘password free’ SSH, make sure the keypair is valid and you haven’t messed up file access privs.

More here: https://aws.plainenglish.io/4-steps-to-connect-aws-servers-using-ssh-without-key-pairs-17c64853918c

Suggest you try a process of elimination. Use the console SSH client to verify connection. See if that works. Then try the above steps to narrow it down on the client side.

HTH.

Have you looked into AWS Cloudwatch logs? That’s usually the best bet to see what’s happening on the cloud side of things.