Couldn’t we just firewall it off from outbound traffic?

Maybe? I found the UI picked up all kinds of delays when I tried that in the past.

https://github.com/databrickslabs/dolly it’s now available on GitHub

That’s the repo with the code to train the model to get the weights, not the trained weights.

Did you try emailing?

"Hi, could I have the weights? I'd like to upload them as a torrent so anyone can download them freely without having to ask so as to broaden access."

Can you guess what their reply would be?

Any chance I could get one of those invites? My username @ gmail.com

Thanks in advance! Looks cool

Did you see the UI to change it? It is in the top level menu. Looks very easy to find and adjust.

This used to be true. As of 2017 or 2018, it is no longer a bidding system, but a published price that AWS offers based on capacity.

More details here:

https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/new-amazon-ec2-spot-pri...

It's still a bidding system in some sense in Azure.

You set your max price, up to the on-demand price, and then you'll get your VM... or not. If you do get the VM, you still don't pay the full price in most circumstances unless demand is very high.

Does Cron have that feature?

I think maybe your idea of “fine” differs from mine. It is a much worse experience than iMessage.

1. No threading is supported. If you reply, it duplicates the message being replied to.

2. “Tapbacks” (reactions) duplicate the message being reacted to with “so-and-so likes message … message”

3. Photos are reduced to a size that fits in MMS (very low quality)

4. Videos look like postage stamps

5. The chat cannot be renamed or have a photo added

6. Members cannot be added or removed without starting a new group (conversation)

7. No message effects

There may be others, but this is off the top of my head.

We can disagree and still be friends.

> 1. No threading is supported. If you reply, it duplicates the message being replied to.

Threading (using "Reply") is not supported in mixed iMessage/SMS/MMS text chains. (I'm using iOS 16, so this may have been (unwisely) supported in earlier Message versions.)

> 2. “Tapbacks” (reactions) duplicate the message being reacted to with “so-and-so likes message … message”

You can now see iPhone tapbacks on Android phones in Google Messages. I'm not sure if it's on defaultly yet. https://www.macworld.com/article/610908/google-messages-andr...

The other things you list are limitations and side-effects of the standards used. They're valid, but I consider the experience "fine" without them. If the groups I text with cared about these we would probably use WhatsApp since everyone has that. Signal would be my preference, but it's hard to change people's habits.

Didn’t know about Tapback support on Android. Wish iOS had that support for non-iMessage chats!

I think the point I want to stress is that when everyone uses iMessage, it’s as easy as texting, but just about as good as WhatsApp/etc. from a feature/user experience point of view.

Agree that we can be friends. Hopefully my comment wasn’t seen as adversarial. I just get annoyed when I see the green text bubbles, because people try to use iMessage features and it’s just bad. Non-techies don’t realize it’s different because it’s the same app, but then wonder why photos aren’t high resolution, or things don’t work as expected.

It might be cool to use this API to temporarily unblock a domain in use by the current site. Might require a browser extension, but is it possible?

They specifically call out adding domains to the deny list as an example:

> …or add a domain to the Denylist by POST‘ing at: https://api.nextdns.io/profiles/:profile/denylist

So I assume the same can be done for allowlists.

I recently started using NextDNS, and it's great, but was thinking about exactly this use case as I went to my allow-list yet again to add a domain so I could use some app/site, I forget which.

NextDNS is great, but occasionally breaks things depending on the blocklists enabled, so I was toying with the idea of building a utility that would show the last n blocked domains with an easy option to click-to-add a specific domain to the allow-list.

As far as I can tell, the API has what's needed.

“Doing things with people you are romantically interested in” is what dating means, whether you use the term actively or not. More context can be found here:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dating

Does there not have to be some sort of overt mutual acknowledgement that it's that kind of date, in order for it to be "dating"?

The uncertainty over whether something is a date is a common trope in media.

Nope. It's possible to not even realize you were dating until after the fact.

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