Brotkrumen

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by Brotkrumen 11d ago
Everyone who is curious? I mean did you know that you can run something on a real quantum computer for free? Go try out something new, or are we only getting excited about the newest AI slop machine release these days?
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by Brotkrumen 1mo ago
If you handle database requests naively, every request to the database may open its own connection. This is a super simple approach but will exceed the amount of connections the database can or wants to handle concurrently. One solution is
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by Brotkrumen 2mo ago
More anecdata, but around me, the opportunities for recent grads and self-taughts are less than try were. If I was to bet, it seems that tasks that were given to new hires are now done by senior engineers and a prompt. A collegue claims tha
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by Brotkrumen 11mo ago
If I put my tinfoil hat on, one of the reasons may be in the disclaimer: >An investment fund associated with Sam Altman held a passive investment in Software Applications Incorporated Maybe it's just as banal as "Sam paid himse
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by Brotkrumen 2y ago
That conversation reads like two consultant LLMs talking past each other.
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by Brotkrumen 2y ago
Sounds interesting, but voice input isn't working for me there. I guess I'm too niche with my Mac and Firefox setup.
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by Brotkrumen 2y ago
Is there a law yet, such as "The more comments you read, the probability of mistaking a comment for AI-generated content approaches 1" or something?
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by Brotkrumen 3y ago
Uh nice! I also have very reasonable explanations why it was Russia, the Ukrainians, the Chinese or Poland! I can even go for some of the middle-eastern countries or the nefarious Danish! Should we like found a forum or something were we ca
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by Brotkrumen 3y ago
>C_b = (T_s - T_v) * ROC * 1/52 I have so many problems with this line
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by Brotkrumen 3y ago
Can't find anything from anthropic like that. Do you have any sources for the extraordinary claim that "censorship is logically inconsistent in every moral framework"? Because without further arguments, this sounds very intel
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by Brotkrumen 3y ago
As has been pointed out: Give them perpetual funding according to the needs of the children, not pervert unrelated systems to provide an unstable income stream.
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by Brotkrumen 3y ago
I'm reading it as social forces making certain topics unpublishable. In his words >facts which the Soviet government would prefer to keep hidden, is next door to unprintable. All topics mentioned so far as "censored" have
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by Brotkrumen 3y ago
I've mentioned 3. I've lost 2 popularity points so far. Am I being censored?
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by Brotkrumen 3y ago
I find COVID to be an especially bad example. the whole spectrum is represented in politics.
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by Brotkrumen 3y ago
I've seen those posts here, I've read the arguments in the comments. What is censored then? Unpopularity or pushback isn't censorship
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by Brotkrumen 3y ago
The discourse exists though, right? Here and elsewhere. Censorship isn't pushback, bad arguments aren't either
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by Brotkrumen 3y ago
Are we pretending now, that even mentioning these "forbidden topics" will get you banned? Here, I'll mention some for you: eugenics, Holocaust, incest. So please, if I don't get censored for these, please tell me what th
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by Brotkrumen 3y ago
What would those topics be? I guess they are suppressed quite well, since none come to mind.
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by Brotkrumen 3y ago
I personally go by "Carpe Diem", as musician Taylor Swift says.
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by Brotkrumen 3y ago
Use the 2h daily commute you're saying to join a club.
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by Brotkrumen 3y ago
"Some eggs make give you salmonella, therefore eggs shouldn't exist" I'm sure you don't mean your absolute statement, otherwise I need your address to build my coal powerplant next to.
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by Brotkrumen 3y ago
We can electrify the processes, make the power grid mostly green and require industrial processes to recycle most of its water. In fact the tech exists and the legislation exists and works.
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by Brotkrumen 3y ago
"we can't require eco-friendly alternatives to plastics because people litter" was not on my bingo sheet for today...
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by Brotkrumen 3y ago
I don't think you are disagreeing with parent. As you are explaining, "the market" thinks nuclear power plants to be too risky and too expensive compared to other power sources, which is exactly the reason why they shouldn&#x
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by Brotkrumen 3y ago
Yeah, sounds reasonable. I can't find any average heating kwh stats, but 4x is just improbable.
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by Brotkrumen 3y ago
Heating and warm water is excluded. I can't find any "average kwh for heating" numbers though. If the US number of roughly 10.000 kwh per year included heating, that could be roughly comparable to what the German average coul
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by Brotkrumen 3y ago
>what it would take to get German energy consumption up to a better level That's a good question. Prices are a good start. Consumer prices seem to be twice in G as in the US. Don't know where you get the "wholesale price i
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by Brotkrumen 3y ago
>An average US household uses 886 kWh per month Oh wow. The average German household of three uses 2500kwh in a multi-tenant and 3500kwh in a single family home PER YEAR.
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by Brotkrumen 3y ago
"This is a trade secret. We have not patented it, because it's so clever and valuable that it needs to be protected longer than a patent lasts"
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by Brotkrumen 3y ago
Image you treat online shopping like brick and mortar: you want a jacket, you pick 3 or 4 that you like, you go to the changing room, try them on and return the jackets you don't like.

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