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aamargulies
23d ago
Qwen3.5-4B would be a good (better?) candidate. It uses a gated, deltanet hybrid, so your KV cache stays nearly flat as context grows, important for RAM-constrained environments like the Pi.
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aamargulies
29d ago
I was playing around with Opus 5.0, experimenting with creative writing tasks and this came out of one of the characters' mouths: "... and the reason he was doing this — the reason, the entire load-bearing reason, the twelv
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aamargulies
1mo ago
Chicago is there! Look in the cities dropdown menu. getting sources is the trick… I’ve made some discoveries about how to ‘reverse-engineer’ a city.
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1mo ago
Automatic local events aggregator https://whatson.town/
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3mo ago
I asked Claude which tools it would most want to add to a machine we were working on. #1 was DuckDB.
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5mo ago
Here's my version with a key spline improvement. I should really write this up... #include <stdbool.h> #include <stdint.h> #include <arm_neon.h> /* Author: aam@fastmail.fm * * Apple M4 Max (P-core) variant of s
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9mo ago
Hey, show some respect, you’re talking about the first ever winner of the prestigious FIFA peace prize!
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aamargulies
1y ago
I knew that FSD was nonsense when I tried to use Tesla's autopark feature under optimal conditions and it failed to park the car satisfactorily.
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1y ago
https://youtu.be/aY985qzn7oI?si=PeS4Fn8G_6T7Iu79 Angela Collier has the final word on physics and crackpots. Hilarious.
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aamargulies
2y ago
You’re being facetious, but Peter Singer made this exact point about “ordinary people being evil” in a famous philosophy essay in 1972. https://youtu.be/KVl5kMXz1vA?si=F__kWUXkcu4h-5iI
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2y ago
OK, nerd sniped. I bought an OpenGarage and then saw that it had MQTT integration. So... installed MQTT and got that working. Then asked how hard would it be to hook this up to Alexa and get voice control working? Not toooooo hard ... worki
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2y ago
I was lucky enough to attend a lecture given by Dr. Sacks circa 1988. He was a resident speaker for the University of California campuses and had come to UCSC to talk about Awakenings and other topics. He was such a sensitive, kind, gentle
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2y ago
Acaster’s brilliant, funny bit on this: https://youtu.be/x73PkUvArJY?si=eRB3RIuR7rjXvw_i
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2y ago
https://www.amazon.com/Lumenier-460mAh-45c-Lipo-Battery/dp/B... Done.
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2y ago
Yes. His most important point though is that things will not get better until a sufficient mass of public political pressure is brought to bear on the issue.
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2y ago
The poor keep voting against their own interests and installing Republican/Tory governments that work to actively increase inequality: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mn4daYJzyls https://www.youtube.com/
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2y ago
Wealth inequality is tipping our country into oligarchy.
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2y ago
Here's perhaps a better link: Robert Reich refutes the top 12 myths about taxing the rich: https://youtu.be/pnoLAMHwf2I?si=SApa_u3PGUZ-Y150
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2y ago
Yes.
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2y ago
A common objection is that the rich will 'just move' to avoid taxes. However, he goes in depth in his response, pointing out that the source of the wealth can't move, you tax that at the source. https://youtu.be&#x
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2y ago
Gary Stevenson, former top Citibank London trader, has a YouTube channel centered on taxing the rich as a solution to wealth inequality. Highly recommended. https://youtu.be/jFHGiq063rA?si=N64KIhk8ezl7tEEm
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2y ago
Topics like these are a footnote in the fight against wealth inequality, a fight we’re losing to the rich. Gary Stevenson is doing hero’s work on this subject and it is the whale in the room for everyone’s financial well-being. https:/
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2y ago
Perhaps this is a case of the opposite of love being indifference not hate.
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2y ago
This isn't the first time Texas has done something like this. https://deathpenaltyinfo.org/stories/was-an-innocent-man-exe...
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2y ago
I took Nature of Math from Lehrer in the 90s. He said on the first day of class that the class was for non-STEM majors and if any of us were science majors he’d find us and kick us out. I was a science major and I said to myself “Adam, I do
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2y ago
I had an interesting experience in an Invertebrate Zoology lab class one summer. We students were brought into a lab, given specimens to draw, and the only instructions we received were 'You have 30 minutes to draw this. Go.' Ther
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2y ago
sum of i: 0,n = n(n+1)/2 not n(n-1)/2
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3y ago
This reminds me of the story of one of the only times Newton was known to have laughed: “According to Henry P. Macomber's paper "Glimpses of the Human Side of Sir Isaac Newton," the great scientist worked with secretary Humph
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3y ago
‘United’ States?
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3y ago
Wait, does this not leak the state that Springfield is in? That’s always been a ‘secret’ the Simpsons kept hidden and is the subject of other gags!
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