QuillcrestFalconer [he/him]

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  • Man, it has been a longtime since I did it, but I'll try and remember what I did.

    How did you allocate the partition for Linux? Did you use Disk Management from Windows or did you allocate the partition as part of the installation process?

    I think I installed windows first and Linux second, the other way around usually fucks with the bootloader, and then fixing it manually is a bit of a pain.

    For allocating a partition, I had already freed space from windows to use for linux, before installing it

    How do you share data between the two partitions? Do you create a third partition that both OS partitions have access to? Do you use external drives/flash drives? Or do you just have no need to share data between the two drives?

    All I remember is you can access Windows partitions from linux as long as you disable secure boot. I think you can access the Linux partitions from Windows too, but I haven't booted Windows in a long time tbh, allocating a partition for both OSs is also a valid choice

    Edit: when I said "allocating a partition for both OSs is also a valid choice", I meant as long as it's just a data partition obviously




  • Eventually researchers are going to realize (if they haven't already) that there's massive amounts of untapped Data being unrecorded in virtual experiences.

    They already have. A lot of robots are already training using simulated environments, and nvidia is developing frameworks to help accelerate this. Also this is how things like alpha go were trained, with self-play, and these reinforcement learning algorithms will probably be extended for LLMs.

    Also like you said there's a lot of still untapped data in audio / video and that's starting to be incorporated into the models.