Tenemo

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by Tenemo 8d ago
Paying for an account doesn't opt you out by itself, right? Has he stated anywhere that he actually opted out? But if not, then I also don't understand why OpenAI's communications about this have been so vague, they could&#x2
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by Tenemo 2mo ago
This is what TrueCrypt/VeraCrypt and similar software do already: you have two passwords to your encrypted drive, one shows the real data, the other one a whole another fake drive with whatever you put there. Additionally, there is no
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by Tenemo 2mo ago
Serious question then: if you were the CEO/CTO and were employing 10,000 engineers, what would you do without middle management? Would you have 1k+ line managers each managing <10 ICs and then... yourself? How would you coordinate w
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by Tenemo 2mo ago
Others on Telegram? Some sort of a HN channel?
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by Tenemo 4mo ago
I get what you mean but the GPU comparison isn't the best here, I think. Money-is-no-object-I-want-the-best approach is questionable, definitely. But no one can argue that an old Nvidia card is objectively better for e.g. 4k gaming tha
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by Tenemo 5mo ago
Mandatory PSA for Android users because people tend to have similar complaints each time in popular threads: ReVanced allows you to have YouTube with Sponsorblock, background play, no ads, Shorts completely hidden, (estimated) dislike count
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by Tenemo 6mo ago
> The authors acknowledge funding from the College of Literature, Science, and Arts at the University of Michigan. R. L. P. was supported by an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship (NSF-GRFP) DGE-2241144. M. E. C. was partially supported by
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by Tenemo 6mo ago
I'm not 100% convinced, while iterating fast on an early prototype, what's wrong with legitimately not knowing what e.g. the data structure will end up looking? Just let it run, check debugger/stdout/localhost page and a
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by Tenemo 7mo ago
Was the number of partners you picked random or you chose 2137 on purpose? As it's actually somewhat related to the topic...
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by Tenemo 7mo ago
I tested the latest flagship reasoning models (so the only models I use outside of coding for general questions): - Opus 4.6 (Extended thinking): "Drive it! The whole point is to get the car to the car wash — you can't wash it if
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by Tenemo 8mo ago
I' migrated to purelymail.com around 2 years ago and. Reaaally cheap, easy to set up and without any bloat whatsoever. The webpage might look sketchy at first, but don't judge a book by its cover :)
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by Tenemo 8mo ago
You seem to imply that its outputs aren't found by people to be useful, which isn't true.
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by Tenemo 8mo ago
That's super cool! Do you have any plans to commercialize it or it's just a pet project?
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by Tenemo 8mo ago
I think it is true that it is a real problem (EDIT: but doesn't necessarily make "hosting untenable"), but you are correct to point out that modern pages tend to be horribly optimized (and that's the source of the proble
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by Tenemo 8mo ago
https://piech.dev/
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by Tenemo 8mo ago
I've been on-and-off working on a portable, sturdy electrical cloud chamber for a couple of months now. It's a device that lets you see ionising radiation with a naked eye, right on your desk. It's already working, but it req
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by Tenemo 8mo ago
I'm not the person you replied to, but yes, I've been using RiF since the API changes ...with a small 4-month l break last year when I was automatically flagged as bot API traffic and instantly permabanned with no warning. Reddit&
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by Tenemo 9mo ago
A portable, robust desk cloud chamber with a 10x10cm viewing plate. It's taking ages and having just one AIO cooler wasn't the smartest choice, but nothing else would've fit. It's a way harder project than I expected, at
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by Tenemo 9mo ago
It does read very LLM-y to me, too. The short sentences, dramatic pauses – but maybe I'm oversensitive nowadays, it's really hard to tell at times.
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by Tenemo 9mo ago
Huge fan of those AIOs as well! I have LFIII 420mm in my PC and I've successfully built a 10x10cm cloud chamber with another one which is really pushing it as far as it can go.
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by Tenemo 11mo ago
So what you are saying is that no company has raised prices for any product after tariffs had gone live? That's easily proven to be false ( https://taxfoundation.org/blog/trump-tariffs-raise-prices-co... ). Going by
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by Tenemo 11mo ago
The topic and the ship are super interesting, but this whole article is blatantly AI-generated. Presumably they used an LLM to translate and summarize from Chinese?
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by Tenemo 11mo ago
> We found Netflix producer Adam Ciralsky, Blackwater founder Erik Prince, Nobel Peace Prize nominee Benny Wenda, Austropop star Wolfgang Ambros, Tel Aviv district prosecutor Liat Ben Ari and Ali Nur Yasin, a senior editor at our Indones
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by Tenemo 11mo ago
You have 120 wifi-connected devices at home?? What kind of devices? 100 smart light bulbs or something like that? I'm just curious – I'm a relatively techy person and I have maybe 15 devices on my whole home network.
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by Tenemo 1y ago
And reading the Linux kernel mailing list would allow him to... do what exactly? And by when? Compared to writing simple, working, usable apps in TypeScript, immediately after reading about how Deno/TypeScript/etc. work?
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by Tenemo 1y ago
I recommend to read the whole article, it's really well-written. Hard to imagine what her parents must feel, I would be absolutely livid at the NHS.
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by Tenemo 1y ago
I understood what you meant, but the word you were looking for is "successors", not "predecessors". His predecessors were the senate, consuls, and the rest of the governing bodies of the republic.
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by Tenemo 1y ago
I agree with all your points, just wanted to say that transistor count is probably a counter example. We have been keeping with the Moore's Law more or less[1] and M3 Max, a 2023 consumer-grade CPU, has ~100B of transistors, "just
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by Tenemo 1y ago
The UK has worse privacy than ANY other country on Earth? Really?
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by Tenemo 1y ago
Are you considering or have you ever considered moving to or developing some other CMS?

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