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thoughts.greyh.at
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| | | | | Recently, I found myself searching for a polished motivational app for Linux, but everything I discovered either required using the terminal or had interfaces that felt outdated. Knowing the wealth of wisdom available in fortune-mod's databases, I decided to create Fortunate, a modern graphical interface that delivers inspiring quotes throughout your day, while giving me an opportunity to explore GUI development with Fyne. | |
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blog.chand1012.dev
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| | | | | Its no secret that I think Llama 2 and its derivatives are the future of AI and ML. Rather than getting bigger and smarter, I think GPT-4 is enough for 99.5% of applications, AI should instead strive to get smaller, cheaper, and faster. If you want to run Llama 2 via llama.cpp, you can check out my guide on how to do that. However, the problem with llama.cpp is that to get it working you have to have all the dependencies, either download a binary or clone and build the repo, make sure your drivers are working, and then you can finally run it. | |
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ubuntuhandbook.org
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| | | | | Modern GNOME apps (GTK4 + LibAdwaita) do NOT support traditional themes, but you may change the look with custom color schemes! | |
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erikmcclure.com
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| | | I am, by no means, a very good web developer. I am, however, a highly experienced C++ developer. The end result is that people usually ask me why I like C++ so much when everyone else hates it, and everyone is supposedly in agreement that C++ is the worst language ever made and unless you are writing drivers you should never, ever use it. I mean, you can write games in Python now, right? | ||
