anonuser1234

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by anonuser1234 2y ago
One of the biggest issues with Theranos was that they were trying to do a multitude of tests with a small amount of blood in a single automated machine. This machine isn't claiming to do more than one thing.
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by anonuser1234 2y ago
They mention machine vision as a use case, but would this be suitable at all for LLMs?
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by anonuser1234 2y ago
I told my dad point blank he was physically and emotionally abusive and he denied it lol.
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by anonuser1234 2y ago
I have a hard time not ruminating, but for some people it seems unavoidable
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by anonuser1234 2y ago
You've got a perdy writing style
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by anonuser1234 2y ago
I'm a Tesla owner and want Elon fired because I want my car to be supported far into the future. I don't want him to tank the company like he did Twitter.
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by anonuser1234 2y ago
Except there are laws in place to limit how much can be lent out (Google "federal reserve requirements").
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by anonuser1234 2y ago
Whether SBF was right or not does not exempt him from the fraud that was commited
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by anonuser1234 2y ago
For federal workers in legalized states, will they be able to use?
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by anonuser1234 2y ago
US companies are not allowed to fairly compete in China. I think that reason alone is justification.
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by anonuser1234 2y ago
Any good use cases for Fuchsia over Linux?
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by anonuser1234 3y ago
That's definitely not lossless compression
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by anonuser1234 3y ago
I actually went down the zigbee rabbit hole with my house last week. I tried the best selling zigbee motion sensors on amazon, however, they only worked within line of sight of the zigbee antenna. I then tried the Phillips hue motion sensor
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by anonuser1234 3y ago
Because Hacker News is going the way of Reddit and Digg: the more users, the less quality content and discussion