mr_world

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by mr_world 5mo ago
What if you could only upvote after you've clicked the link?
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by mr_world 6mo ago
The "OpenCooler" A silent, drop-in water cooling unit for labs, temp controlled mattress covers, pet coolers, whatever. The current market stuff is too expensive and it looked like a good learning project < https://ha
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by mr_world 8mo ago
I tried gamedev before, but was never able to fully commit to getting over the learning curve for Unity and Unreal. Godot has proved much easier to just jump in and make things. I really like where the project is heading. Godot + Blender =
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by mr_world 9mo ago
This is literally my first time hearing this. All the stuff I see from china is about lying flat, giving up because no matter how hard you work it won't make a difference? Is this a Shenzhen attitude?
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by mr_world 1y ago
Organic adaption and persistence of memory I would say are the two major advancements that need to happen. Human neural networks are dynamic, they change and rearrange, grow and sever. An LLM is fixed and relies on context, if you give it t
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by mr_world 1y ago
How does using these the power from your panels to generate natural gas help solve climate change? Unlimited abundant natural gas sounds awful
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by mr_world 1y ago
> But they are still only going at half the pace of OpenBrain, mainly due to the compute deficit. Right.
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by mr_world 2y ago
I honestly can't tell if this is a bot post because of just how bad I find Deepseek R1 to be. When asking it complex questions based on an app I'm working on, it always gives a flawed response that breaks the program. Where Claude
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by mr_world 2y ago
That is exactly what TikTok does, they are more popular because their tastes algorithm is even better than Shorts for figuring out what you actually want to watch
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by mr_world 2y ago
Permits and inspections might be the the reason for humanities downfall then, at what point does war become the more efficient option?
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by mr_world 2y ago
> Best Novel: Emily Tesh -- Some Desperate Glory (Tordotcom, Orbit UK) A thrillingly told queer space opera about the wreckage of war, the family you find, and who you must become when every choice is stripped from you > Best Novel
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by mr_world 2y ago
I love this controversy. I swear it's the most exciting thing in modern physics. The thought that there's something fundamentally wrong with the cosmic distance ladder and the way that we measure the expansion of the universe. I&#
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by mr_world 2y ago
Jesse, we have to cook!
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by mr_world 2y ago
Yep, take a look at the side effects. There are a lot related to chest pain, and believe me when I say I got all of them. A few minutes after I put even a single drop on my scalp it was doubled over clutching my chest. It was the Kirkland s
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by mr_world 2y ago
This, especially if it is early onset. I had a friend who lost most of his hair by the time he was 20 and it absolutely destroyed his confidence for many years
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by mr_world 2y ago
Maybe sugar paste doesn't make it feel like you're having a heart attack every time you apply it
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by mr_world 2y ago
There was a law passed that allows ISPs to block sites that host copyrighted content illegally. It's not just Italy, also the Netherlands and many other countries. You can still access it with a vpn or tor. Tor browser on the phone wor
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by mr_world 2y ago
I almost exclusively read fiction, in particular science fiction. Why? Because the authors often spend a great deal of time thinking about new, interesting technology and ideas. It is all based on reality, the ideas are new combinations of
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by mr_world 2y ago
I was going to short a few shares just for fun, but TIL that the tokyo stock exchange only lets you trade in multiples of 100 shares (~228 USD per share right now for TYO: 6920 Lasertec Corporation)... https://www.jpx.co.jp/
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by mr_world 2y ago
In NL healthcare I pay about €150 p/m, covers everything except dental and vision, which you can add for a bit more
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by mr_world 2y ago
As a 20 something recent grad, he isn't wrong