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4d ago
So it's legal to systematically clone a website and host it as an alternative service? Seems quite different from google cache or archive.is, (one is offline), and the othere is too unreliable and full of holes to configure as a real a
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20d ago
So which one should people buy?
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20d ago
I've tried many times to run those hugging face hosted models. Slow, unreliable, unusable, long licenses that you have to sign and then wait. I've used probably 3 times in 3 years. I don't see the value... probably it has sim
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2mo ago
That's just an old and not useful device.
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2mo ago
Is a stone working after 1000 years? Yep, still a stone though.
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2mo ago
The missing heart-rate monitor is a pretty big limitation for a lot of users. LOL. Imagine writing a review and leaving the heart rate in last place. Just don’t write a review then.
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2mo ago
I am left handed, and my wrist is not stained. There are a lot of fountain pen inks that dry faster, like the Iroshizuku line. And some specifically built to be water resistant etc. It is a lot different from years ago.
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2mo ago
Ilya has never made the list public. The list is simply made up, as confirmed by John Carmack. """ John Carmack @ID_AA_Carmack I rather expected @ilyasut to have made a public post by now after all the discussion of the AI r
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2mo ago
Where do you buy the open wrt one? EU
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2mo ago
HP will simply prevent them from buying their head + cartridge bundle. By legal or by controlling more strictly bulk purchases of replacement parts.
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3mo ago
Nobody talks about the content, so the content is zero.
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3mo ago
So the engines have the same size of a disk brake? That's incredible.
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4mo ago
Seems a lot slower with MAX level.
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4mo ago
Thanks for this. It's a very beautiful language, it's quite simple, if you like simple.
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4mo ago
You only (mostly) talk to guys? Waste of time.
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4mo ago
It's not, because I've never hit my weekly limits because of the very restrictive 5 hours limits. Let's see if I really hit my weekly limits now. However you see it, it's an improvement for the consumer.
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6mo ago
That's a super nice story. Sometimes we tend to forget the contributions of AI for the visually impaired or hearing-impaired people—for example, subtitles on Meta glasses or audio descriptions and such. Wish you the best.
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6mo ago
Backprop kept producing wins. That bought it time. “Wait longer” is not a blank check. In 2026, with Meta-scale talent, data, and compute, serious ideas should show strong intermediate results, not just theory. Time is necessary, but it is
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6mo ago
He has coauthored tens of papers on the same subject. This means sponsorships, millions spent on training etc.
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6mo ago
Often I don’t purchase anything because I have to sift through a billion different options. Model identifiers are often unique to specific stores, because they carry laptop configurations made just for them. Apple, AmazonBasics, and a few o
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6mo ago
LeCun has had every advantage imaginable — and the scoreboard remains empty. He joined Facebook (now Meta) in December 2013. That's over 12 years of access to one of the largest AI labs in the world, near-unlimited compute, and some
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If his ideas had real substance, we would have seen substantial results by now. He introduced I-JEPA in 2023, so almost three years ago at this point. If he still hasn’t produced anything truly meaningful after all these years at Meta, when
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6mo ago
Thinking Machines looks half-dead already. The giant seed round proves investors were willing to fund Mira Murati, not that the company had built anything durable. Within months, it had already lost cofounder Andrew Tulloch to Meta, then co
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6mo ago
I can’t reconcile this dichotomy: most of the landmark deep learning papers were developed with what, by today’s standards, were almost ridiculously small training budgets — from Transformers to dropout, and so on. So I keep wondering: if h
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7mo ago
People where using it to run webservers behind a Mullvad VPN? It's quite bad not having a port forward when filesharing though.
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7mo ago
I haven't tried Ghostty yet, but for a windows user the combo: wt.exe https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9n0dx20hk701?hl=en-US&gl=U... pwsh.exe https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell
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7mo ago
I can't believe that people can't simply accept gifts.
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7mo ago
I have no idea what you're talking about. I'm just saying that AI critics like to say that they don't like AI, and to prove their point they constantly move up their definition of "good enough", and when and AI reac
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7mo ago
Always moving targets. They never surrender.
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7mo ago
It doesn't work for international users. these links are ok: https://www.reddit.com/r/cars/comments/1r04f0x/official_ferr... https://www.ferrari.com/en-EN/auto/ferrari-luce
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