I like the strategic aspect of knowing your chances with what spells are remaining, but I already have a hard time coming back to a run and forgetting details like that. Maybe if the book could show what spells are remaining.
BitSound
I've been corrupted by too many of these posted over in [email protected], because I was really expecting to see something like this:
Hell yeah 🤘 It all kicks ass, but that's an impressive vocal range. Wonder if he's going to get any haters for the little bit of pig squeal at the end. Also not really the shirt I expected to see on the vocalist
That's a great line of thought. Take an algorithm of "simulate a human brain". Obviously that would break the paper's argument, so you'd have to find why it doesn't apply here to take the paper's claims at face value.
There's a number of major flaws with it:
- Assume the paper is completely true. It's just proved the algorithmic complexity of it, but so what? What if the general case is NP-hard, but not in the case that we care about? That's been true for other problems, why not this one?
- It proves something in a model. So what? Prove that the result applies to the real world
- Replace "human-like" with something trivial like "tree-like". The paper then proves that we'll never achieve tree-like intelligence?
IMO there's also flaws in the argument itself, but those are more relevant
Not in general, sorry. Best bet is to make sure you're using the most recent kernel, which Ubuntu tends to lag on. You can also try checking out the arch wiki entry for it. It's a different distro, but the wiki is good and commonly has tips relevant for any distro.
What kernel are you running? From what I understand, that should be the major differentiator if you're not using S3.
Couldn't tell you unfortunately. It looks like AMD is also on board with deprecating S3 sleep, so I would guess that it's not significantly better. The kernel controls the newer standby modes, so it's really going to depend on how well it's supported there.
Sleep kind of sucks on the original 11th gen hardware. They pushed out a bios update that broke S3 sleep, so now all you've got is the s2idle version, which the kernel is only OK at. Your laptop bag might heat up. S3 breaking isn't really their fault, Intel deprecated it. Still annoying though. I've heard the Chromebook version and other newer gens have better sleep support.
Other than that, it's great. NixOS runs just fine, even the fingerprint reader works, which has been rare for Linux
Meshuggah:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9LpMZuBEMk
Listened to them before I got into metal, came back to them later and now love them. That's from probably one of their more accessible records, they also have more experimental stuff like this:
Do you have any links to read up on him? I know this is a very contentious topic, but I haven't heard much about him and I'm curious. What would you hold as his worst actions?
Not sure how ollama integration works in general, but these are two good libraries for RAG:
https://github.com/facebookresearch/faiss
https://pypi.org/project/chromadb/