Zandikar

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by Zandikar 1y ago
I have bad news for you if you think non paywalled / non phone# required discord communities are immune to AI scraping, especially as it costs less than hammering traditional websites as the push-on-change event is done for you in real
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by Zandikar 2y ago
> Does this commercial company expect volunteers to give them images for free which give their paid subscriptions value? Yes, to an extent, because it costs money to store and serve data, no matter what kind of data it is or it's as
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by Zandikar 2y ago
> Luckily, GP made it abundantly clear he wasn’t talking about a beemer He did not, nor did he make it clear - certainly not abundantly so - what they WERE talking about, which is the core and more important problem. For example, just be
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by Zandikar 2y ago
> why not bite the bullet and write it in C Are they doing things the way they're doing it just to get it done, or are they doing it because they feel it's the right way to do things and they want to get it done right? If the f
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by Zandikar 2y ago
General AI on non-objective ("best" is undefined here and for what usecase/priorities?) broadly covered topics like this instance is mostly just a regression to the mean with bias bleed in from other knowledge graphs (eg, try
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by Zandikar 2y ago
> That isn't my argument That is in fact what I'm trying to get you to understand. You're arguing a different point than what was proposed. What you propose is entirely valid, but is missing the forest for the trees. Your
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by Zandikar 2y ago
> I'm not sure how making the language more expressive and less prone to errors makes programs more difficult to maintain I never said nor contested that it did. I was questioning what the design philosophy or general appeal of the
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by Zandikar 2y ago
> the goal is to make it "easy" for the users to write correct programs. I've only ever dabbled in Golang, but isn't the goal of Go ultimately to make it easy for devs to maintain programs with their hyperfocus on n
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by Zandikar 2y ago
You can change the behavior of your layer activation key(s) so that you aren't n+1ing your buckies, and can also customize the keymap of all layers (including the baselayer) so that you don't have Ctrl and A sharing the same physi
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by Zandikar 2y ago
Of course. A cheap card with oodles of VRAM would benefit some people, I'm not denying that. I'm tackling the question of would it benefit intel (as the original question was "why doesn't intel do this"), and the
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by Zandikar 2y ago
> They can't just slap more memory on the board, they would need to dedicate significantly more silicon area to memory IO and drive up the cost of the part, In the pedantic sense of just literally slapping more on existing boards? N
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by Zandikar 2y ago
As an American, I can't recall "The next best thing" ever meaning "second best' but rather the up and coming latest and greatest thing. Big country though, could be a regional thing.
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by Zandikar 2y ago
Comparing a WSE-3 to a H100 without considering the systems they go in or the systems, cooling, networking, etc that supports them means little when doing cost analysis, be it CapEx or TCO. A better (but still flawed) comparison would be a
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by Zandikar 2y ago
> That is to say, I'm not convinced by the article's hypothesis about locking diffs. I'm not an offroader, but I did own a vehicle without a locking diff, that I later upgraded to having a locking diff (slapped a G80 on th
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by Zandikar 2y ago
Depends on the PCIe/DMA topology of the system, but in short, in an ideal system you can avoid the bottleneck of the CPU interconnect (eg, AMD's Infinity Fabric) and reduce overall CPU load by (un)loading data directly from your N
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by Zandikar 2y ago
Article is paywalled but I assume that's the reason they specified "creator earners" and not just "content creators" or "influencer"
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by Zandikar 2y ago
> Hard to follow someone IMO: Good. The harder it is to shout "look at ME " for clout and profit, the more productive and on topic the discourse tends to be, and the easier it is for moderation to weed out the trolls and off t
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by Zandikar 2y ago
I mean, it's a matter of pedantics and subjectivity. Technically, Social Media is a super set of all of those things. They're all media platforms that primarily operate around user socialization (aka engagement). They are, by defi
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by Zandikar 2y ago
Sams offers this actually, it's great
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by Zandikar 2y ago
If the recommended course of action to contribute here is to involve the police and inform them there might be human remains on your property, then I strongly doubt you're gonna get many people willing at all. If this is a genuine and
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by Zandikar 2y ago
Yep, a common motto in the machine shop is "If it spins it wins"
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by Zandikar 2y ago
It can trigger it yes, and it is destructive to the saw blade and safety device, and can ruin the clean cut of the piece, though may or may not ruin it entirely. Good saw blades aren't cheap, and neither is the safety device. I'm
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by Zandikar 2y ago
I used to want to be an astrophysicist or something similar in pursuit of understanding high energy/quantum/cosmic phenomenon and generally trying to do my small part in furthering our understanding of spacetime and the universe.
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by Zandikar 3y ago
When the context of IP Camera's/CCTV/surveillance or video security is establish, yes, it's very common jargon.
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by Zandikar 3y ago
The vehicle isn't moving. It's a several ton vehicle. No matter the rate of turn, it has no forward momentum to assist the turn. This is the same reason that non-power-assisted steering vehicles are easy to turn at high speed, and
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by Zandikar 3y ago
No but Spirit Aero makes both A330 and 737 parts, including fuselages and wing components among others, so while I know this thread was made in jest, the commonality is still worth acknowledging given the greater context.
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by Zandikar 3y ago
Normally I'd complain about linking to reddit, but there's a level of rigor here that I think is worthy of attention and discussion. I'm not a mod or anything, but I've seen blog posts here with less effort and citation
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by Zandikar 3y ago
That doesn't make any sense at all. Doesn't matter how many languages or accents there are. The problem is that there was an established, large subset of those that it once understood and could comprehend, and now, that allegedly
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by Zandikar 3y ago
That falls under what I commented with regard to having more granular control of said smart features.
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by Zandikar 3y ago
Or just a simple toggle "keep this speed, let me take of everything else" option. It's great when tech-assist features work. I look forward to the day that do reliably. Until then (and frankly, even if then), they absolutely

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