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Post by AnthroHeart on Feb 10, 2021 22:38:00 GMT
Here is a video where I talk about how to run the Repeater on Google Colab.
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Post by rionhhh on Feb 11, 2021 13:04:59 GMT
Hello, could you clarify why this is the most powerful version? Also I didn't understand what resources I am using. I used the python version some time ago and thought it was using CPU, so this one runs through browser?
Should I save it as a copy on my google drive or run from your page? Oh, and you should add https:// on the provided link (you know, if one copies directly from the link above)
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Post by AnthroHeart on Feb 11, 2021 13:19:53 GMT
Hello, could you clarify why this is the most powerful version? Also I didn't understand what resources I am using. I used the python version some time ago and thought it was using CPU, so this one runs through browser? Should I save it as a copy on my google drive or run from your page? Oh, and you should add https:// on the provided link (you know, if one copies directly from the link above) It is most the powerful if you go by speed, especially if you have Colab Pro.
This uses Google Colab's server/GPU, so it doesn't use your phone.
Yes, this uses the browser. It won't drain your battery, because it is on Google's servers.
You can save a copy on your Google Drive if you wish.
https:// is in there if you right click and copy. This forum for some reason strips that out of what is displayed.
Some say the MAX is better for them because of proximity. It just all depends.
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Post by reden on Mar 22, 2021 14:15:44 GMT
Some time back, I researched some details on Colab. There are several services like Colab worldwide (they are called "Jupyter Notebooks", in fact Colab is one of them). Despite that they are meant to run only Python, if they offer you a shell command facility (like Colab's "!"), then they can execute anything. You can even see the IP of it. To stop inactivity timers, every 4/5 minutes or so, you must jiggle your mouse. This only seems to work in the desktop version. Some scripts to stop it are in stackoverflow.com/questions/57113226/how-to-prevent-google-colab-from-disconnecting , as well as several other places (it's a somewhat common question). I copy here an extract from the OP (Original Post) of that thread: "I should point out here that such behavior does not violate Google Colab's Terms of Use, although it is not encouraged according to their FAQ". No matter what, in Colab Free, your instance will be stopped after 12 hours, and you will have to restart it. In Colab Pro, this limit is stretched to 24 hours. Every Colab instance that is left unattended for over 90 minutes, even if running a cell, will be stopped and have to be restarted again. |
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Post by dentyuns on Jul 9, 2021 19:06:57 GMT
I'm getting permission denied from the !gdown part in Google Colab.
it also says this: "Maybe you need to change permission over 'Anyone with the link'?"
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Post by reden on Jul 9, 2021 21:36:39 GMT
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Post by triallande on Jul 31, 2021 17:23:33 GMT
Ok, first of all thank you for the work you've done it's nothing short of incredible. but I have to say that if you're not into code and tech savvy there is no way you can get the collab or the cuda running, believe me I tried. But my chance is that I'm creative, I tried something and it's a powerhouse, it's for those like me. (by the way it would be nice if you would answer your emails  What i've done is I downloaded the cuda, which when I launch my intent disconnects immediately after I write my intent which is frustrating, I downloaded the cuda app and the visual app, but to no avail. now comes the idea of what I've done, and it's strong crazy, I've written the name of the cuda...intention_repeater_cuda.exe (something like that) in the document I ask to apply to myself. Yes, the servitor is clever and knows very well what to do with it have a nice day. |
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Post by reden on Jul 31, 2021 23:53:22 GMT
Ok, first of all thank you for the work you've done it's nothing short of incredible. but I have to say that if you're not into code and tech savvy there is no way you can get the collab or the cuda running, believe me I tried. But my chance is that I'm creative, I tried something and it's a powerhouse, it's for those like me. (by the way it would be nice if you would answer your emails What i've done is I downloaded the cuda, which when I launch my intent disconnects immediately after I write my intent which is frustrating, I downloaded the cuda app and the visual app, but to no avail. now comes the idea of what I've done, and it's strong crazy, I've written the name of the cuda...intention_repeater_cuda.exe (something like that) in the document I ask to apply to myself. Yes, the servitor is clever and knows very well what to do with it have a nice day. "By the way it would be nice if you would answer your emails " Thomas Sweet is currently away (again, I know). He's still on his journey, so he will be unavailable for some time more. Unsure to say when. "What i've done is I downloaded the cuda, which when I launch my intent disconnects immediately" If you mean the CUDA exe, then do you have a NVIDIA GPU? Cuda is a NVIDIA technology, and it only runs within their GPUs, not Intel or AMD's. It might be possible to adapt the CUDA version to OpenCL, which is a GPU computing language that runs within Intel and AMD GPUs too. "now comes the idea of what I've done, and it's strong crazy, I've written the name of the cuda...intention_repeater_cuda.exe (something like that) in the document I ask to apply to myself." Do you mean that by menctioning the executable, it launches another instance (like how Nesting and Hashing are handled by just writing and specifying the parameters)? If so, then that's a great find. It will speed things up. |
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Post by triallande on Aug 1, 2021 16:38:51 GMT
In my intention text I put cuda.exe and I also put the Hash titles and yes the power was felt. Now I created an object and in the text I asked to have a switch button. Saying on off. I am lucky the servitor is tech savvy coz I am not.
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Post by triallande on Aug 1, 2021 16:40:56 GMT
I wish I knew how to use google collab. So I could compare the feeling of energy. ( yes I know...I can put this intention, me being tech savvy.. Part of me always dreamed of being a hacker...)
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Post by triallande on Aug 1, 2021 17:18:35 GMT
"do you have a NVIDIA GPU? Cuda is a NVIDIA technology, and it only runs within their GPUs, not Intel or AMD's.
It might be possible to adapt the CUDA version to OpenCL, which is a GPU computing language that runs within Intel and AMD GPUs too." I downloaded nvidia visual...(something, don't remember) and installed it, and also the cuda app. Still didn't work. Don't know why.
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Post by AnthroHeart on Aug 13, 2021 15:20:32 GMT
Google Colab uses its own GPUs, which are NVIDIA. So you don't have to have Nvidia yourself.
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Post by reden on Aug 15, 2021 4:44:16 GMT
Ok, first of all thank you for the work you've done it's nothing short of incredible. but I have to say that if you're not into code and tech savvy there is no way you can get the collab or the cuda running, believe me I tried. But my chance is that I'm creative, I tried something and it's a powerhouse, it's for those like me. (by the way it would be nice if you would answer your emails What i've done is I downloaded the cuda, which when I launch my intent disconnects immediately after I write my intent which is frustrating, I downloaded the cuda app and the visual app, but to no avail. now comes the idea of what I've done, and it's strong crazy, I've written the name of the cuda...intention_repeater_cuda.exe (something like that) in the document I ask to apply to myself. Yes, the servitor is clever and knows very well what to do with it have a nice day. Some days ago I added to my INTENTIONS.TXT, at the top: "intention_repeater_max_5.2 perfect amount of times perfect gb of ram each time." I felt a shuddering wave of energy enter me. So it is powerful. |
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Post by AnthroHeart on Aug 17, 2021 7:48:13 GMT
I can't feel the Repeater any longer, most likely due to passing over to afterlife. My devotion to Anubis seems to be bridging life and death.
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Post by reden on Aug 17, 2021 14:48:50 GMT
I can't feel the Repeater any longer, most likely due to passing over to afterlife. My devotion to Anubis seems to be bridging life and death. I spoke about that to my mentor, and he said "It is but a matter of state". Maybe these words will help you somehow. |
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