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by bitexploder 2mo ago
You can also ablate it.
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
It is a nice pelican, though. At least it has that going for it.
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
It gets better in the cooler months when heating is running in a home :)
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
I wonder if that is an adaptation time problem? It takes about a month for the body to fully adjust. I live at 1500m elevation in the Denver area of Colorado, but I do recall feeling more restless during sleep at elevation before I lived he
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
Magnesium is a great supplement in general. You can definitely have too much in your system and that is undesirable, but a bit before bed time along with 1-3mcg of melatonin work well for me. It is nice after workouts. I use magnesium glyci
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
Yes. Mythos is almost exactly that. Willing to do in depth vulnerability and POC work.
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
When a hyperscaler is viewed as a software company their stock and value multiplier is much higher than if they are viewed as a commodity with expensive infrastructure costs. There is now not enough compute resources to serve demand. It req
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by bitexploder 2mo ago
I just work here. The label is for everyone else :)
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
That is pretty much the best way to improve cardio as well. There is some benefit to long slow cardio in that it induces the same mitochondrial growth and fitness improvement, but it requires more time. The injury risk is a little lower for
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
I think over 60 you can, it’s just slow, hard, and requires high diligence. If I can make a recommendation, compound movements are amazing, but be careful with deadlift. There are many more practical exercises that don’t have so much injury
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
"If you do aerobic exercise, almost all the energy comes from burning fat. " This is directionally incorrect. Your body will burn both concurrently. For low intensity aerobic exercise, fat is used as the dominant energy source. Ho
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
However, if you are a male and age 50 you can definitely expect to still build muscle up to 60 if you are diligent with your strength training. You can maintain mass 60-70. You do need a little more protein. I collected as much proven data
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
This study is completely unsurprising to me having read a lot of fitness studies over the years. Work muscles harder, muscles get stronger. That is how hormesis goes. The fat loss is simple energy expenditure. You are still producing roughl
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
Nope. MLX in LMStudio. The simplest config with zero tuning effort.
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
It also comes down to inference speed, not "can I run this". 8-bit quant is quite a bit slower on an M5 Pro.
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
For a MBP I have 48 GB of RAM M5 Pro. It runs at about 12-14 t/s at Q4, you could probably optimize it further. RAM is not a limitation but overall memory bandwidth. Q8 is slower. 35B A3B Qwen is quite speedy, but a little less accurat
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
They can only slow down open models and open weight models from getting as good as Mythos/Fable and GPT 5.6. Then what? They will all get distilled, down trained, and the smaller models will get better too.
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
You've got the direction right, but the numbers are inflated in the Slate's disfavor. The 1.12m is an unmeasured estimate of the hood's high point; the figure that actually drives risk is the leading edge, realistically ~40–4
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
This vehicle is likely to be highly customizable for almost any interior or cosmetic element. People love customizing vehicles. The number of people who get super into the most inane customization details in the Porsche world cracks me up.
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
They designed the vehicle to be "easy" to wrap. Meaning you don't have to remove trim or anything like that. It is still non-trivial and you would want to do it inside of a garage IMO.
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
The hood is very short and you sit way closer to the ground. I have driven one of their comparison vehicles (the 1985 toyota) with a very similar profile. There is no way you are missing someone in front of you compare to other vehicles. Th
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
If these become popular it should be reasonable to expect the aftermarket to provide less expensive options. These are clearly where Slate's margin will live right now.
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
Slate does not wrap the vehicle at manufacturing time. You do it or a service center does it for you.
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
The body panels are some sort of composite polycarbonate plastic. They offered a number of colors in the UI for the pre-order system. It basically allows you to configure options that are available and see what it looks like. The wraps are
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
I worked in Manhattan often in the 00s and early 10s. Have people forgotten what big city life was like before? Commuters did not randomly strike up conversations. It was an unspoken code you left each other alone. Especially in rush hour c
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
I call it "Manhattan Projecting" them. The amusing thing is I had Fable review my harness (which I have been building for some time) and it helped improve it. It is just kind of funny that it enthusiastically helped build a harnes
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
I also have a 100% success rate jail breaking them by breaking the work down into small pieces and stripping all security related language. Smaller tasks, test engineering and normal programming language. Fable found a few bugs in my harnes
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
What if I told you there are no safety guardrails. I used GLM 5.1 and had fable literally build a harness to avoid triggering guard rails. I built skills carefully and had Fable doing vuln research and exploit repro in a few hours. I called
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by bitexploder 3mo ago
But a good harness lowers the model floor and accessibility and makes stronger models that much better.
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by bitexploder 4mo ago
I don't even care. It is the same problem advent of code had as a public challenge with a leader board. I now mostly just think either embrace the LLM or keep it to a more in person or vetted audience. But, again, if you create a compe

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