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Hmmm, my ipad keeps crashing and redownloading the sd_v1.4_f16.ckpt file.


Yeah, seems iPad has bunch of issues (curiously most of it related to how I translate tensor back to CGImage ...) stay tuned.


On my iPad mini 5th generation with A12 the download is fast and fine. But with standard settings it first warns “Device capability warning” and then indeed crashes every time. Is there a way to solve this? A12 chip should work, no?


I can imagine if the site own who is stuck in Mars with a Casio fx-9750GII will attempt to use it to host a web page to communicate back to earth or something.


Not gonna lie, i thought something happened to the Apple Sidecar


Sidecar pattern in k8s here ;)


There was also an Amiga Sidecar released in 1986 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amiga_Sidecar


That's fascinating. How did the software work with that? Were they native apps flagged to run on the different processor, or was DOS booted on a screen (can't remember what they were called in workbench now) and programs run from there?


I never had one but my guess is you'd boot DOS on the x86 part and everything except for the screen is separated with no ambiguity where to run what code.


They really need to allow whitelist, i uninstalled because some sites cannot function with it and there is no way to whitelist.


Same, we have a hosted Gitlab instance and with it installed I can't even switch branches in the UI.


I know grc.com spinrite still runs on DOS and his last release was easily 5-6 years ago and it seems to be still selling well !


Ah.. reminds me of this Mr Robot Apple game - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mr._Robot_and_His_Robot_Factor... where i can design my own maps..


Western union, banks ?


Stephen King gave the same advice as well "Read and write four to six hours a day. If you cannot find the time for that, you can't expect to become a good writer." (quote from wiki)


I remembered my first 'programming' experience. Went to the library and pour through the BASIC books, found an 'I spy' game that only had like 12-15 lines of code.

Went to my friend's C64, typed everything out and then sat looking at the screen after typing 'Enter' for the last statement.

Nothing happened obviously. That damn book didn't teach u about compiling, running and I am not even sure that book was about programming for C64 or what not.


One of my earliest programming gaffs was on a C64, typing in some code from a magazine, which didn't work.

When my dad got back from work, I showed him what I'd painstakingly typed in over the course of what seemed like hours to an 8 year old, and that's when I learned what pseudocode was. >_<


Note to self: Put all the stuff in truecrypt.


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