alloca 1y ago • 100%
Completely agree. I'm glad they felt comfortable branching out like this. Much better than just shitting out a bunch of Episode IXs or whatever.
An analogue, I think, is how oddball Star Trek: Lower Decks is. That show 100% works for me, but it was clearly a risk
alloca 1y ago • 100%
I actually also dislike almost all of the art styles, but I know that's a personal quirk, so I wasn't going to mention it :P
I found both seasons (I'm a completionist, so I've seen them all) to be about the same as far as story quality, personally. Like maybe one good one each? I don't think season 2 had anything quite as cringe as the Tatooine rock band thing from season 1 though haha
alloca 1y ago • 62%
Unfortunately, Visions is mostly bad
alloca 1y ago • 100%
So, I want it to use 100% of all of the cores, but at a lower priority.
It might end up being simpler to just run whisper "directly" on the host machine, so I can nice it like normal
Hi everyone! I run a few low-resource-usage containers on a home server that also has things that run directly on the metal. I'm starting to run [a simple Docker container](https://github.com/hisano/openai-whisper-on-docker) that just lets me run the Whisper speech-to-text engine. That container basically uses all of my CPU power for several hours, which is fine, but I want to make sure it's not starving other processes of CPU time. In a non-Docker setup, I'd just nice the program, and that'd be it, but that doesn't seem to work in this context. I've found [this Stack Overflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54392310/how-to-set-the-cpu-priority-niceness-of-a-docker-container) post that recommends using the `--cpu-shares` flag with `docker run`, but I haven't been able to find out if that allows you to deprioritize the container relative to everything else using the CPU (such as non-containerized tasks) or just relative to other containers. Any help would be appreciated!
Every day for the past few weeks, 11 Alive has been going on about a "heat wave" or "severe heat" hitting metro Atlanta (and the rest of the state). It's in the low 90s. I've lived in Georgia my entire life, and that's 100% normal. If anything, this has been a cool Summer. Am I nuts?
alloca 1y ago • 100%
I switched to Mastodon almost all at once, but I still check it for, like, five people. I feel comfortable with that. Reddit is much less of a "check it" style thing (it's more of a browsing / doing an activity kind of thing IMO), so I'm not actually quite sure that I'll even end up wanting/needing to go to Reddit
… other than the huge number of [really helpful] Reddit posts that appear in search results.