muttled

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I built a passive radar system in my kitchen(old.reddit.com)
1 points by muttled 7mo ago|1 comments
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by muttled 7mo ago
I'm hoping I get to use it somewhere like Skinwalker Ranch since they can't just buy one
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by muttled 2y ago
It wasn't until I used TikTok that I understood why it's so scary. Just based on how you interact with the app: how long you watch, what you like, how fast you're scrolling, etc. it starts to show you videos that are eerily r
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by muttled 2y ago
I live in a major city. I'm torn on this as I think it's probably better than most human drivers. Didn't one of them drive down the sidewalk, though?
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by muttled 2y ago
I'd be surprised, given the technical savviness and polish of these scams, if they weren't using LLM's that are scripted such that the bot isn't "aware" it's a scam.
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by muttled 2y ago
We'll just start saying the "G" is for "General"
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by muttled 3y ago
Probably more just to be able to fill in the calories. For instance, I probably ate a lot more tuna salad on celery than I would've if it were on bread.
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by muttled 3y ago
I've tried to do heavy workouts on low-carb. Like you said, it's very effective for weight-loss. But there were a lot of thousand-yard-stares I gave, trying to get the motivation to pick up the heavy weights.
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by muttled 3y ago
I can personally attest to low-carb. I lost 40 pounds in two years. It wasn't easy. No diet is. Everyone told me I'd gain it right back and gave me visceral reactions when I told them how I did it and how it's been years now
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by muttled 3y ago
That would all track with the linked piece. He basically says "you're smart, and you're relying on that instead of taking the time to learn a way to do it that works best when the code has to be shared." I think that&#x2
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by muttled 3y ago
I was surprised the highjacked scrolling didn't slide me right into a full-page modal newsletter signup form.
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by muttled 3y ago
What they think is "smooth" then feels like "my finger is wet and the screen isn't properly reading swipes" on a phone.
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by muttled 3y ago
I immediately hit the reader-mode button once it started hopping around on its own. Why are they doing so much work just to make things worse?
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by muttled 3y ago
While I agree there needs to be incentives to be credit-worthy, isn't that what the credit report is for? I think you'd probably argue the fees are better than it hitting their credit report, but I'm not sure those people wou
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by muttled 3y ago
Is that monthly?!
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by muttled 3y ago
Good chance most of the phones are virtualized as well to test across OS builds and that the actual deploy to real phones aren't tested nearly as well.
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by muttled 3y ago
I've learned the same lesson, and why things like ping checks aren't enough. Even just a WGET of the front page isn't enough. You need the monitor to login and replicate at least part of the user experience if you have a comp
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by muttled 3y ago
Find an old webserver in the wreckage. Never able to see what it serves because it requires Flash.
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by muttled 3y ago
My CIO was a big RTO proponent. He also lived a few miles away in a ritzy part of town, had full-time child-care, a parking spot at the building, a garage at home. All this in a dense city. Then he'd walk into an office that had a view
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by muttled 3y ago
Doesn't Amazon want them more for their warehouse automation bots? Like the little things that carry around the pallets?
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by muttled 3y ago
It's insane that we spent a good 30-40 years or so on the open-office concept. It's like the setup of school but without the structure of everyone having quiet time at the same time. That level of density only works when someone&#
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by muttled 3y ago
2 other strategies currently being attempted: Pepper a bunch of pizza-box sized satellites out there (similar strategy as popping them on SpaceX satellites) and go for a giant mesh: https://lynk.world/how-lynk-proved-direct-
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by muttled 3y ago
Could be neat to have communal space in the middle. Apartments around the windows, a small Amazon Go grocery in the middle. Maybe different things on different floors. Put hallways so that you're not just walking out of an apartment in
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by muttled 3y ago
RunPod is fairly large and openly advertises the consumer cards. I wonder if they have an agreement?
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by muttled 3y ago
I wonder if places like RunPod have a special agreement with NVidia, there's some way they're working around this (not installing the drivers?), or if they're just flagrantly offering it as they offer several consumer card op
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by muttled 3y ago
It is if you can pool the memory. It's easier than having to do the split of the models in software (though that's a somewhat solved problem) and from what I know allows higher GPU utilization on both cards when they don't ha
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by muttled 3y ago
You know at first I was thinking the same thing, but after having 2x 3090's raise the temperature of my bedroom to 86 degrees in the middle of the night last week fine-tuning an LLM, I could see the draw of 64GB (for 2) with 400 watts
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by muttled 3y ago
I've got my fingers crossed on them cramming a lot of vRAM in there. They were putting 16gb in the Xeon Phi 7110P when 8GB was acceptable for system RAM in gaming machines. If they dropped a 64GB+ prosumer card, I'd be so happy. E
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by muttled 3y ago
Particles pop in and out of existence everywhere in space don't they though? At least according to a space documentary I watched last night. Not trying to be pedantic over if a gas particle present for a fraction of an instant counts a
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by muttled 3y ago
> People who rage-quit due to RTO aren't eligible for severance or unemployment insurance. If you're being forced to RTO and that's not feasible, make them fire you. You'll hold onto that job longer as they go through

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