asterix_pano

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by asterix_pano 6mo ago
Why not? Aren't you mixing gender and sex?
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by asterix_pano 8mo ago
Because the effects are much worse on developing brains.
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by asterix_pano 8mo ago
is there really nothing to do?
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by asterix_pano 9mo ago
Did you know they put nose rings with spikes on the calfs so they don't drink their mother's milk? https://as1.ftcdn.net/jpg/03/06/17/72/1000_F_306177230_izPAv...
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by asterix_pano 9mo ago
That is not how most of the chicken is raised (over 70 billions are slaughtered per year).
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by asterix_pano 1y ago
you can also use https://nano-gpt.com/ if privacy is necessary
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by asterix_pano 1y ago
Because almost no administration was ready to regulate it until recently. Payment and remittances are such obvious use cases but if every transaction create a tax event, it's also too cumbersome to implement for most merchant.
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by asterix_pano 1y ago
I am also amazed by the resistance to change here as there is a system clearly more efficient and transparent. It's just a matter of time in my opinion. BTW you can remove the (nearly) in "(nearly) costless", some solutions p
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by asterix_pano 2y ago
Looks very interesting. Does it allow to plot lines of varying thickness?
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by asterix_pano 2y ago
Thanks for sharing, this format really puts things into perspective.
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by asterix_pano 2y ago
If you don't want to necessarily have to pick between one or the other, there are services like this one that let you basically access all the major LLMs and only pay per use: https://nano-gpt.com/
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by asterix_pano 2y ago
I wish a crypto like Nano would already be a solution for this kind of use case. Why is it still so hard in 2024 to accept payments globally, while the internet works everywhere?
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by asterix_pano 2y ago
why not use something that's better to transact (less or no fees and faster) ?
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by asterix_pano 2y ago
Training takes many years though.
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by asterix_pano 2y ago
Maybe it's cynical to think that way but maybe it's a way to crush the competition before it even begins: I would probably not invest in researching LLMs now, knowing that there is a company that will very likely produce a model c
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by asterix_pano 2y ago
I suppose that the fact that it's too shallow could be improved by applying this approach recursively on each sub-topic, then synthesise them and create a narrative around them.
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by asterix_pano 2y ago
It's very nice, love it
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by asterix_pano 2y ago
Depends, it's not clear yet that "code is law" or is not.
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by asterix_pano 2y ago
We have more than enough food for everyone. Actually, we waste most of agricultural land to grow crops to feed animals that we eat later on, which is extremely inefficient, like a 10 to 1 calorie conversion rate. It's also cruel, bad f
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by asterix_pano 2y ago
You can use a service such as nano-gpt.com where you pay for every single query only. I rarely spend more than $20 a month and I can choose whichever model I want.
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by asterix_pano 3y ago
Llama_index basically does that. You have even some tuto using Streamlit that creates a UI around it for you.
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by asterix_pano 3y ago
They are not enforced the same way to all, though.
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by asterix_pano 3y ago
Why BCH and not NANO? You like to wait and pay fees?
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by asterix_pano 3y ago
There are now lots of efficient cryptos and some that can run on a single wind turbine. But I am with you, hoping the energyvore ones die as fast as possible.
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by asterix_pano 3y ago
Where does it stop though? Are you fine putting everyone else in danger so you feel safe? Are you buying a tank next?
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by asterix_pano 3y ago
Not to 99% of the world, but to 99% of the people in an egocentric society.
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by asterix_pano 3y ago
It is also fair to hate the player, as often they are making the decisions consciously. They are supporting the game, which would die if there was no demand. Same as the meat industry for example. It's too easy to always put the fault
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by asterix_pano 3y ago
Why is the second one a better proposition?
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by asterix_pano 3y ago
Having internet money that is cross border, instant, efficient and censorship resistant is difficult to build, so it takes time, but it's incredibly valuable as it removes a lot of frictions.
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by asterix_pano 3y ago
Isn't it sort of the same question regarding if it would be better to use an open source vs a closed source solution? This way all operators can be sure the profit is shared fairly, it's transparent. However it creates probably un

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