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salamandars
9d ago
Obviously inorganic, but watch them collect a tonne of votes anyway
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salamandars
23d ago
As a noob, how does the end user improve this? What's the best way to make the knowledge from the specialised wiki available to the LLM?
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salamandars
4mo ago
If there are that many channels you watch regularly, what slice of the pie does each one get from your youtube subscription, a few cents? You could possibly pick one channel you like each month and give it a one-time $5 donation, which woul
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salamandars
4mo ago
This whole comment section reads of Costco astroturf haha
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salamandars
4y ago
Well, according to wikipedia, only between 11-15% of bird strikes result in damage to the aircraft. Apparently large birds like geese are the main danger. I imagine a similar distribution with drone strikes, as most drones do not weigh as m
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salamandars
4y ago
Can you source this? I can't find any information on fatalities due to aircraft-drone collisions, topic of this article notwithstanding.
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salamandars
4y ago
Rugged cases exist?
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salamandars
4y ago
Who is going to write the content these AI are trained on?
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salamandars
4y ago
Agreed completely. It is annoying how this is constantly brushed off by some people, especially the project contributors. We should just 'get over it'. Well I can get over it, but how can I pitch this to my boss with a straight fa
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salamandars
4y ago
Clearly experiences in this thread vary but I just had to throw my story in as it's the same as you. I've bought two Razer mice and quickly regretted it both times. It seems like their QA can burn you if you get unlucky! Most rece
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salamandars
5y ago
Could hydrogen electrolysis be viable as grid or building level energy storage? Round trip efficiency is bad of course, but I (naively) wonder if it wouldn't have a lot of the downsides fuel cells have for vehicles? You could bury a hu
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salamandars
5y ago
It's definitely rigged, and even allows the owner to choose how difficult it is just like the one in the article. Where I grew up there was two places next door to each other which both happened to have stackers. One had junky prizes l
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salamandars
6y ago
I find the idea plausible that theories regarding extraterrestrial life are unfairly dismissed within the profession. And it would be such a tragedy to miss out on real evidence of alien life just because, institutionally, scientists are no
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salamandars
6y ago
How do these numbers work to be relevant in a phone? Surely without throttling it never draws more than 1A, that's actually enough to cause significant sag like the 0.3V example?