I can afford enterprise-grade drives. It is rather that I have little to no clue about the reliability and failure-rates of different manufacturers/models.
And how different are these from consumer-grade ones? Is it cheaper to buy expensive drives once instead of multiple cheap ones one after another or do the quality differences not matter that much at all?
Afaik the US only has a dozen in operation itself that get shifted around gpobally where they are needed the most. So there dont seem to be too many around.
Besser ist es, die Freiwilligendienstler saugen mit ihrer überbezahlten "Arbeit" schon viel zu lange die Staatskassen leer. Wird Zeit dass die auch mal was richtiges machen /s
There is Mailcow. But simple is relative I guess cause you still gotta configure a lot around it to not end up on every spamlist out there
"To each his own" is a fuckin nazi slogan that was written onto concentration camps so the inmates had to pass it every day. We shouldn't get used to saying it that casually like the dude did.
The rest is oretry funny though
Thats fuckin amazing.
I can still remember when we celebrated linux being at 0.8% and it was not long ago.
If this is the thing I heard of a few days ago then google had multiple backups on different sites but they managed to delete all of them
I get what you mean. I just cant wrap my head around how many people buy windows without even realizing it and think they get it for free or some stuff
I mean you pay for Windows on preinstalled computers, too. There are Laptops sold without OS and they are cheaper than the same model with windows installed.
Nice to see I am not the only one encountering this. I too use mint and one thread is running at 100% when that happens.
Sadly i dont have a fix.
Hey guys,
I have been experimenting with self-supervised visual learning a bit. Until now I have only ever used U-Nets and related architectures.
No matter what specific task, images or other parameters I changed I always encountered these stains on my output-images (here marked with green), although sometimes more, sometimes less.
Now I wondered if anybody could tell me where they came from and how I could prevent them?
In the attached picture the input (left) and target (right) are the same, so that I can be sure these stains do not come from a badly designed learning task, yet they still appear (output is the middle image).
Thanks in advance and all the best :D
Edit: added line breaks
It doesn't even have to be unexpected