It runs pretty well. I didn't notice a speed difference between it and DeepSeek's web chat. I haven't used it for anything big, I'm primarily trying to stay current with the technology so I know what I'm talking about during job interviews.
No problem. My desktop has an nvidia RTX 350 card that has 8GB of ram on it. It's a basic modernish video card. Ollama is an open source framework for running large language models. The model I'm using is qwen 2.5. It has 3 billion (3b) parameters(basically the size of the LLM) . Docker is a program that allows you to basically run smaller dedicated computers on your computer.
I am not in China. I'm an American living in Albania. I recommended DeepSeek because it's free, works well, and if a company is going to have the information on what you're chatting about, it might as well be one that isn't in the same country as you.
I bailed on the US 3 years ago, and bought a house in Albania last year. It's hard to leave and stay gone. Sometimes I'm completely overwhelmed. Learning a second language when over 40 sucks. Not having a support network near is the worst.
In Albania at least, 50% of the American immigrants are missionaries, 25% are fascists, and a huge chunk of the remaining people are retirees. Trying to explain to locals that the words coming out of trumps mouth aren't what his actions are, is literally impossible.
There are huge benefits though. My house is mine. Forever. No ever increasing property taxes and insurance premiums on an already insane base price. I'm not scared of interacting with a cop. Food and utilities are cheap relatively speaking. Now that we have the house, we're able to squeek by on about $500/month with bills, food, and going out for coffee a couple of times.
The executive branch enforces the judicial branch's interpretation of the laws passed by the legislative branch. I believe there's a small judicial police department, but really all of the checks and balances we were taught about are gentleman's agreements. If say the legislative branch decides that the head of state is God king of the golden shower, praise be upon him, and the executive branch agrees, it doesn't really matter that the judicial branch thinks it's illegal.
Generally it looks for a higher resolution. Sonar also has the ability to look for anything listed for a show in tvdb's "specials". That's usually things like extended cuts of episodes, or interviews.
Yeah, everyone in my family has cooked professionally for at least a few years. My wife's family lived off of microwaved food. As I was teaching her that food could have flavor, she started asking questions about cooking that were easier to answer with a clip from good eats. Eventually, I went looking for a boxed set of it, and one hadn't been released. So I spent the $600 I was willing to spend on it on a server.
I am that guy. I got pissed off that there was no way to buy all of the episodes of Good Eats legally. Next thing I knew, I had a dual xeon server and 60TB of hard drives. Of the 50 or so people using my server I think 6 have servers of their own.
Too bad their build quality is absolutely shit. I'd always wanted an Alienware growing up, but they were way out of my budget. In 2020, I bought my wife and I new Alienware laptops. $5000 worth of laptops. Mine did a firmware update and died in 2023. Dell offered to diagnose it for $200 if I shipped it to them. My wife's has had to be repaired 3 times, and her hdmi port died yesterday.
The US government has the information, but there's no way for companies to sell you something if they used that data.
It's the same with US taxes. The IRS knows exactly how much you owe them each year. As a citizen, you cannot access that information. You have to fill out needlessly complicated forms to guess the correct amount of money to send them. If you guess wrong you can go to jail or be fined. To prevent this, you pay a company to fill out those forms. They don't get access to the correct number either, but you can buy insurance from them so they'll pay for your lawyer to defend you if you guess wrong.
Even on my phone I can double tap and change the wall dimensions. I believe it's in a right click menu on the desktop. It's definitely missing polish, a UI designer, and any kind of logic on where stuff should be located. It is actually usable to map out a house to figure out furniture and basic stuff. Drives me crazy that I can't figure out how to do mechanicals in it though.
It should just be pictures of Ken Paxton. S/he is dressing like a man to sneak into the men's bathroom to stare at dude's dicks and smell their farts. It's perverted, and the people of Texas shouldn't stand for it.
Carefully curating you watch history is key. I try to check mine once per week and pull out anything that causes me to get angry about something. Basically if it's not a video that teaches me how to do something, I remove it.
It runs pretty well. I didn't notice a speed difference between it and DeepSeek's web chat. I haven't used it for anything big, I'm primarily trying to stay current with the technology so I know what I'm talking about during job interviews.