eightysixfour

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by eightysixfour 4d ago
The 5G standard is a bit of a mess. In the US we heavily rolled out 5G NSA, which means you still have a 4G network core with both 4G and 5G radios at the edge. You get a chunk of the performance benefits without having to replace the netwo
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by eightysixfour 6d ago
Is the speech to text happening on the watch and then the transcription is getting summarized on the phone? If so, the argument may not be as clear cut IMO.
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by eightysixfour 8d ago
Replying to you again because I would like to know what you think of the evidence presented above? Maybe download the data and try and run it yourself? What info do you need to see that the temperature is changing?
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by eightysixfour 8d ago
Free subscription + a media education module for their teachers. Without making them read it, they showed high usage of the free subscription.
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by eightysixfour 8d ago
> USHCN This was the network that had heat island issues because it was volunteer stations highly biased towards urban areas. It was superseded by USCRN (which you linked to) in 2005. USCRN is 114 stations intentionally situated away awa
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by eightysixfour 13d ago
What they all deliver is benchmaxxed models that are awful in actual use.
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by eightysixfour 21d ago
Everyone warns about folks jumping to personify AI but there is probably just as big of a risk of AI-ifying people.
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by eightysixfour 22d ago
Two things: - check your temp settings vs. Qwen's recommendations, they specify what it should be in the model card for thinking on, and that reduces some "over" think. - the model appears to be intentionally designed to do a
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by eightysixfour 23d ago
Atmospheric sulfur seems to be the "default."
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by eightysixfour 24d ago
Yeah, I Understand, Presenter (commercial), MARP (not), and others do this same thing without weird breaking formats. They are just markdown as well.
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by eightysixfour 24d ago
> How exactly is that going to be enforced? How is anything enforced on B2G agreements? Contractually & legally, which turns into internal policy, which shuffles the risk on to the rogue dev deciding to use GLM instead of the mandate
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by eightysixfour 24d ago
You think the US can’t, on a whim, decide US companies can’t use Chinese models? They already showed exactly how they would do it - designate it a supply chain risk and say anyone using it can’t be a provider to the government.
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by eightysixfour 25d ago
This looks nice. In your looking around, did you encounter iA Presenter ( https://ia.net/presenter )? I'm a huge fan of their very opinionated way of building a good presentation. Probably not the best for the types of d
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by eightysixfour 26d ago
We could call it the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and it could directly fund local news stations. It could be a hybrid public/non-profit where the government funds some, members stations fund some, and donations fund the rest. M
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by eightysixfour 1mo ago
Mistborn was supposedly picked up for film.
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by eightysixfour 1mo ago
The Fed just had an article on the labor force participation rate drops: https://www.stlouisfed.org/on-the-economy/2026/aug/what-is-b...
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by eightysixfour 1mo ago
I think that is slightly blunted by this person looking at the week over week delta.
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by eightysixfour 2mo ago
Probably because we have little to no way to punish those companies. We can't even stop DJI from shipping their drones under other brands to get around the ban.
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by eightysixfour 2mo ago
> To your argument of (paraphrase here) 'it is good enough why innovate'. That's not my argument, you are putting words in my mouth. My argument is "you better have a good reason to argue the commercial air industry i
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by eightysixfour 2mo ago
I use STT/TTS to interface with a local LLM for Home Assistant in my house.
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by eightysixfour 2mo ago
> Aviation is in a massive rut and needs bold new designs and innovation. Why does it need bold new design and innovation? More people (can afford to) fly every year, more safely, and with broadly more consistency than they ever have. Th
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by eightysixfour 2mo ago
Why wouldn’t they only care about seamless ship flights, to get some value out of the launches, while they’re still learning and figuring out how to light booster?
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by eightysixfour 2mo ago
No, it made me laugh.
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by eightysixfour 2mo ago
> I've been working on a similar concept based on the Escape Velocity series and love the space trader genre in general. I miss EV so much. I've always wondered if an MMO version of it, like EVE but with the interface/grap
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by eightysixfour 2mo ago
> No, it doesn't seem very creative to me. You don't think exploring a problem/possibility space (heh) that is probably unobtainable is an effort in creativity?
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by eightysixfour 2mo ago
> Like, the people who tend (no offense) to be the most literal, black and white thinkers get exposed to art and instead of processing it as the output of human creativity, they start to imagine that it's desirable or even real. Why
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by eightysixfour 2mo ago
> You're not entirely wrong, but the root issue is artists not charging the market clearing price for tickets. Because there is value for the artist in maintaining the perception of accessibility.
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by eightysixfour 2mo ago
I'm still thinking through this and you seem to have strong opinions. What do you think of speed limits for cars and e-bikes?
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by eightysixfour 2mo ago
No RCS and iMessage via bridge (which effectively means no iMessage via phone number and a number of privacy concerns) makes the communication part an issue, but the rest looks nice. Preordered to see how it goes.
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by eightysixfour 2mo ago
Neither of those are dumbphones and neither resolve 90% of the problems I mentioned. I wasn't trying to get away from walled gardens or chase additional privacy, I was trying to get away from the most distracting devices ever created a

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