PeterStuer

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by PeterStuer 3d ago
The remote driver/observer has full access to the cabin footage no?
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by PeterStuer 4d ago
Only in America.
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by PeterStuer 4d ago
You pince of the leaves. Where do you imagine the waste?
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by PeterStuer 4d ago
You can shave the hairy ones.
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by PeterStuer 4d ago
Umless specifically indicated as untreated, citrus peel in soaked in very nasty antifungal waxes. In the EU they are specifucally warned about not fit for consumption.
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by PeterStuer 4d ago
Most of the insecticide sprays are on the skin. You can eat the seeds, maybe don't bite them as they taste nasty. Eating the core is not the most pleasant part, and the top and bottom might be be most difficult to rinse the sprays from
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by PeterStuer 4d ago
Cut the cardboard crap. Make Billy great again!
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by PeterStuer 5d ago
Difference between then and now is back then you still had to clear an in person exam. Not a lot of room for cheating when you were on your own standing at a blackboard on front of the professor.
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by PeterStuer 5d ago
I thought all maps moved to bluesky?
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by PeterStuer 5d ago
Would you believe it is all about the over 18s?
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by PeterStuer 5d ago
No AI assisted learning for you kiddo! But do not despair, we offer you a 10% discount coupon on your purchase of your teacher's 2026 edition textbook saving you $25! Just scan your eyeball here for future discounts and enter "ILo
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by PeterStuer 7d ago
An academic's whole career is built on credit assignment for research breakthroughs. If someone else takes the credit, you lose. This is fundamentally different from a builder. You create things, solve problems and get paid for that in
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by PeterStuer 8d ago
When I saw the literature lists my sons got from school for reading, I was not surprized boys get turned of on reading at a young age. With education being this feminized ( I think over here >95% of k12 teachers are now female, and 70-80
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by PeterStuer 11d ago
Forgejo user, but I do not trust Codeberg after their last "vote".
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by PeterStuer 11d ago
Why is static hosting more expensive than a VPS?
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by PeterStuer 11d ago
I remember the records query section of the Belgian National Bank website used to be closed outside business hours (weekdays 9-5). https://www.nbb.be/nl/balanscentrale/raadplegen/consult
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by PeterStuer 11d ago
"Life finds a way". Yes, I know it is provocative. Just balancing out the "Stochasitic Parrot" crowd. The truth is in the middle and we need some new ontology.
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by PeterStuer 12d ago
Thx for the info. Good luck with the project. There is most definitly a market for this, especially after the Codeberg activist takeover.
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by PeterStuer 16d ago
Central unanswered question in the article on wich all the speculation rests: "If this were a cyberattack, why mess with freezers?" And yes, remember you can explain everyting by adding enough dimensions to a game of chess. But
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by PeterStuer 17d ago
Always wonder why those "IKEA Hackers" don't just start from plain furiture panels. More quality for very little less effort.
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by PeterStuer 17d ago
He's entertaining and well spoken. Love it. Not sure the book medium would be the best avenue. My own sweet spot is presentations, live interviews and meetings. I can't write for sh*t, even if I tried. I know.
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by PeterStuer 17d ago
Sure. Imposed self controlled abstibense has worked every time. /s
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by PeterStuer 20d ago
Strange to see Opus 5 outperform Fable 5 by that much. It can't be refusals as they share the same governor AFAIK.
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by PeterStuer 20d ago
Only seasoned engineers will understand you are not joking.
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by PeterStuer 20d ago
The question is specifically about the marginal cost of the inferencing part exclusively. Not the R&D spend. AFAIK, there has never been a statement on that from neither OpenAI nor Anthropic. What it actually costs to serve one more tok
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by PeterStuer 21d ago
Many people still 'work-out' at the gym while their 'real' working lives involve close to zero physical effort. Many people 'go for walks' when a motorcycle could have gotten there faster and with less effort.
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by PeterStuer 21d ago
I wonder how the people using the term 'NIMBY' feel about other non-consensual acts.
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by PeterStuer 24d ago
Do you have actual data on the marginal costs of inferencing, or are you using the term 'subsedizing' loosely as in 'discount', meaning a lower price compared to another price for the same offer?
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by PeterStuer 24d ago
Claude is quite good at producing an optimal robocopy command for your particular machines and target network use (you do not want 100% when copying dozens of TB over the LAN unless you want to annoy your family).
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by PeterStuer 24d ago
Wait,what? Claude let you do this, but if I want to debug my own Python code it refuses because "cybersecurity"? WTF Anthropic? Is the trick not using Python?

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