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awakeasleep
3d ago
I’m suspicious of this vision because for example, with battery packs, cells with compatible voltage and size have vastly different characteristics. Those characteristics, like safe discharge rate, capacity, projected cycle count, are all t
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awakeasleep
4d ago
Wild to imagine what the PCB concentration must be in a creature like that
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awakeasleep
5d ago
I wonder if you could open any type of business as a datacenter now, to avoid the review.
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awakeasleep
5d ago
What information from your login keychain do you expect to need on your new computer? There's not really a plausible answer to that question, because the login keychain data is almost entirely specific to that host. To iron-man your
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awakeasleep
8d ago
Its an interesting bit of research into how codex works but what is with the expletive laden tirades?
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8d ago
I think this already happened. They increased Plex lifetime to 750 bucks. That’s effectively an end.
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10d ago
I inferred it was primarily a psychological need
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11d ago
You’re making a point about loafers but non-wage earners are always going to outnumber wage earners, and able bodied loafers are a minute fraction of who we must provide for (the young, the elderly, students, the disabled, etc)
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11d ago
Simply to assuage public indignation
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11d ago
The fume extractor is completely superfluous to the hobbyist. Its important to people with occupational exposure but as a hobbyist i cant imagine ever soldering enough to get good if i had to set up a fume extractor every time.
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12d ago
You gotta look up how RLHF works before you ask a demanding question like this.
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13d ago
A lot of times you run into senior developers are even staff engineers who have no idea how the big picture works like they don’t know what an IP address is. I bet AI coding leaves them (and even the rest of us!) productive in areas where w
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15d ago
As someone who actually has the nano texture display and has actually used Apple’s cloth and regular microfibers: the main difference seems to be that the Apple cloth will clean finger grease out of the nano texture. With a normal microfibe
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awakeasleep
15d ago
As someone who actually has the nano texture display and has actually used Apple’s cloth and regular microfibers: the main difference seems to be that the Apple cloth will clean finger grease out of the nano texture. With a normal microfibe
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17d ago
Thats a real big difference in how socialists vs ryandian people view the world. The Ayn Rand philosophy holds that the people at the top are working hundreds or thousands of times harder than the rest of us. The modern socialist view is co
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21d ago
It would be amazing to have something like this for bedrock so people with consoles without online subscriptions could join a self hosted bedrock mc server
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26d ago
but also note that a color e-reader will have significantly worse contrast than a black and white model, which negates the usefulness of the device to people like me.
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29d ago
of course, the best seller is usually whoever has spent the most on advertising
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awakeasleep
1mo ago
I agree with you. And it sucks, because 404 writes about interesting topics! But they're so negatively polarized it often obscures what's actually interesting.
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1mo ago
I'm not an expert in LLM training, but I think we can all agree that the writing on the Internet is generally very low-quality and surface level compared to the depth of books. Most books in the past were even edited by a separate pers
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1mo ago
Anyone who is into books eventually finds out that we're permanently losing them all the time. Like they're thrown out, and lost forever. University libraries throwing out huge collections of out-of-print material to make room for
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1mo ago
You can fix chatgpt by changing the personality to “efficient” and setting the sliders for warmth, enthusiasm, and emoji to minimum
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1mo ago
Its unmaintained and has glaring bugs (cant adjust thinking level) for a month now
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1mo ago
We need to restart oceanic iron fertilization! https://repository.library.noaa.gov/view/noaa/24479
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1mo ago
That sounds like a great solution for when your child is in your house using your wifi.
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1mo ago
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Goomba_fallacy please check this out
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1mo ago
Because your incentives are opposed to the provider’s incentives
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2mo ago
If anyone is curious, a medical daily dose can be around 20mg and recreational consumption for a non-hardcore user is around 400mg so they’re commonly taking 20x the therapeutic dose
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2mo ago
One problem I see with your analogy is that the dangerous lawnmower can cause an easily quantifiable harm. You have to be able to show damages you incurred and assign a dollar value to them to sue people. That doesn’t work at all for a some
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2mo ago
They need an editor who will go through and identify the puzzles that must be solved through brute force, and require alteration.
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