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mnemotronic
4mo ago
Well, foo. My comment about President Facade torpedoed before it set sail.
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mnemotronic
7mo ago
Pardon the dumb question. How do you get Claude to run locally? And control hardware? The Claude I use at work is only accessible via web page and runs on an Nvidia DGX H200.
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mnemotronic
8mo ago
It looks like he's using my beloved Northgate keyboard.
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mnemotronic
8mo ago
Yea! Fat and red meat are back in style! And not a smidgen of talk about moderation! Woo-hoo! This guy is my hero: https://arstechnica.com/health/2025/01/florida-man-eats-diet ...
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mnemotronic
9mo ago
Can infrared energy be reflected like light? What would a good reflector be? (THEORETICALLY) Would a parabolic dish over this facility be able to focus the heat to a single point and, if so, what would the temp be? Is it additive? Like X jo
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10mo ago
I'm sorry, this article reads like something a low-level HR drone was ordered to write with the help of AI. "Come up with an excuse we can feed to the board of directors about why we fired all the high-paid productive SMEs, lost o
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mnemotronic
1y ago
I'm a little vague on how this works. So the "bad guys" have loads of SIM cards installed into machines that can make calls or send SMS text messages, right? Doesn't each SIM card require an account with a cell phone pr
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mnemotronic
1y ago
Elected representatives frequently introduce bills that have no chance of passing or being considered. This proposed legislation is only to gain points with the electorate: "I introduced a bill to ban/promote XYZ but it was kille
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mnemotronic
1y ago
The ban as you described it is pretty specific. Would it be ok for someone to spray chemicals and metals for other reasons and not to induce rain by cloud-seeding? Crop-dusting might fall under this category. And what exactly are "na
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1y ago
I misread this as "On loyalty to your emperor". As it turn out I ain't got that either.
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2y ago
I hope this isn't true. I'm very upset reading this.
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mnemotronic
2y ago
Been done. It's called scientology.
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mnemotronic
2y ago
Do any talking cats live or have their offices there?
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mnemotronic
2y ago
Indeed. I am finding it hard to fire up some reason for conker beyond "it's yet another British drinking game". Perhaps because the name sounds like Conquer, as in William, The.
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mnemotronic
2y ago
Agreed. Tech companies with patents might be more interested in licensing their technology to others for a fee.
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mnemotronic
2y ago
That payout to Cloudflare seems really, really low, considering the claims postulated by sable ip. I think $225M would be a more convincing way of de-incentivizing patent trolls.
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2y ago
inside the boiler
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mnemotronic
2y ago
I can't wait to hear Warren Buffet answering a question about company automation at the next annual convention : "We just started using the Brainfuck software...". The silver-haired grannies in attendance will love that.
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mnemotronic
2y ago
Here's something to get you ready ... https://youtu.be/DRRfhZFyDvg?feature=shared
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mnemotronic
2y ago
I'm thinking 16, as in Volkswagon W16, part harmony on the Queen song.
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mnemotronic
2y ago
Apparently organic chemists speak a different kind of English.
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mnemotronic
3y ago
Garbage in. Garbage out. It's useless unless it can provide a functional mathematical proof of correctness or, at the least, provide a process by with it's fictional composition can be proven or disproven.
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mnemotronic
3y ago
Mine reminds me of the high-pitched sound made by old, tube TVs. I think it was called the flyback transformer. 16Khz.
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mnemotronic
3y ago
How do I control the octave of the note I select?
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mnemotronic
3y ago
How about transplanting some badgers or wolverines? Yea. Into Manhattan. Just an idea.
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3y ago
I didn't understand what this was from the title, but as soon as I read the explanation I felt like the authors had been studying me. I don't need to explain or rationalize what I'm doing here -- I am doing it, consciously,
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mnemotronic
3y ago
This, if true, is fascinating and more than a little scary. I'm imagining a situation where someone can somehow send the apoptosis signal to every cell in my body.
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3y ago
"neurodivergent" sounds like a sexy sci-fi movie title. If you ask my previous employers they'd have a different description, like "Hard to manage. Too frequently off in the weeds. Wouldn't know a real priority i
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3y ago
I thought I heard that once the helium is gone, it's gone. We can't make it; we can't pump any more out of the ground. That would seem to be a hard-stop. Is that really the kind of resource we want to turn over to capitali
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3y ago
Congrats to all the engineers that made this possible. Practice makes perfect. Space travel is hard.
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