I've only read the regulations on security cameras, so I don't have a definitive answer, but my guess would be that it's allowed because a small number of photos captured at a single time is less invasive than a time sequence taken over months.

How many surveillance cameras do you expect there to be in a village with an official population of 100, bearing in mind that privately owned security cameras aren't allowed to film the street in Spain for privacy reasons?

Why would anyone expect people to treat their usernames as brands for which they should own the .com? Especially when most people have different usernames on different sites. It's absolutely a Bluesky problem.

I think it's inherited from Latin. Spanish has the same thing where the in- prefix changes before some letters (im- before b or p, i- before l, ir- before r).

Not at all. He wants his business to be the government.

Well, yeah, but M2 is like a $2-3k piece of kit ;)

What I'd like to know is... assuming one gets CUDA installed on it, which is kinda of a prerequisite for everything... can I pip install e.g.:

pytorch
transformers
peft
tokenizers
bitsandbytes
accelerate
deepspeed
flash-attn
sentencepiece
wandb
xformers
numpy
scipy
scikit-learn
. ...
and so on?

Since it looks as though a certain "Elon Musk" is supposedly going to give a small, extreme right "party" (it is registered as a limited company, not a political party) a bung of $100 million.

Sounds like interference is UK elections to me.

I didn't realize how cheap some of the options were relative to the amount of VRAM. This Nano is only 8GB, but like you can get a 64GB one for $2k.

The Orin Nano would be great for an AI-powered drone. Small, and only 7-15 watts.

Looking around, though, it sounds like can be hard to get arbitrary software stacks running on them. Hmm. Will still need to think about this for possible future purchases....

A different letter doubles: innumeracy.

Other fruits don't necessarily work so well, although quince isn't a bad suggestion. It's commonly paired with Manchego cheese in Spain.

I once had a "Hawaiian" pizza which had ham, pineapple and peaches. The peaches were definitely wrong.

We’re a bit too far gone from slavery for leaders to assume that can make that shit fashionable again.

Given that the context in which this Indian billionaire made these statements is a speech to the Indian chamber of commerce, it's necessary to ask whether your statement is made from an Indian perspective or from the perspective of a more prosperous country. I'm European and I don't claim much knowledge about the social situation in India, but I do occasionally see news stories about people from countries like India who end up in either literal slavery or something very close to it in Gulf states. I wouldn't want to assume that the poor in India consider their lot to be much better.

I believe the phrase is "git gud".

I'm sure his lawyers are very frustrated with him. He has (and continues) to make WPEngine's entire case.
Just look at the judges order, it's filled with his social media comments. https://www.documentcloud.org/...
Then instead of simply complying (this is an injuction, WPE hasn't won anything), he taunts the judge who will be deciding his case. That's moronic to say the least.
Something is clearly going on with him.

Going back to testing knowledge rather than completion of busywork?

Heavens to betsy.