tenuousemphasis

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by tenuousemphasis 5d ago
Are you ok?
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by tenuousemphasis 8d ago
Ironic given the product is a layout engine.
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by tenuousemphasis 14d ago
Ok now what's the potential false positive rate?
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by tenuousemphasis 16d ago
She'd have some teeth with President AOC.
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by tenuousemphasis 20d ago
You can train it to do pretty much anything.
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by tenuousemphasis 20d ago
Hey, if all it takes to get the government to hurt those immigrants is electing a narcissistic pedophile to the highest office of the land, then so be it.
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by tenuousemphasis 25d ago
This exactly. It can write code, compile it, render and inspect it. It took quite a bit of back and forth but I got Claude to generate a complex mating part from a 3D scan.
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by tenuousemphasis 29d ago
I was wondering if this is valuable for the mineable PII or for the AI training data? Maybe boyh.
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by tenuousemphasis 1mo ago
>open borders I see you're not a serious person.
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by tenuousemphasis 1mo ago
NOTAM is itself a broken system responsible for many mishaps.
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by tenuousemphasis 2mo ago
If it wasn't an apartment and you could cut holes in the wall, I would say a ductless HRV.
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by tenuousemphasis 2mo ago
Awnings are your friend, particularly on windows facing the equator. It's not very difficult to calculate all the ways sun will hit a window throughout the year and design an awning to block the sun in the summer but not the winter.
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by tenuousemphasis 2mo ago
>All these come together with orbital data centers… Only if you remain wilfully ignorant of thermodynamics.
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by tenuousemphasis 2mo ago
They generally initiate landing aiming just off shore and only adjust to the landing pad after everything is nominal. So yes.
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by tenuousemphasis 2mo ago
Let me get this straight... Your solution to the AI box experiment is to never put the AI in a box at all?
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by tenuousemphasis 2mo ago
>There exist problems which cause years of suffering which can be solved in hours (sometimes minutes). Not every problem is like that, of course, but some are. Procrastination is like that, sometimes posture is like that, and mental effe
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by tenuousemphasis 2mo ago
Yes, it goes up and down. Fiat currency only goes down. It's a lot more fungible than stocks.
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by tenuousemphasis 2mo ago
So do most people.
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by tenuousemphasis 2mo ago
There's an Nvidia branch of Bazzite, and it works great. I'm even surprisingly able to play Star Citizen, which is notoriously finicky.
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by tenuousemphasis 2mo ago
Critical thinking isn't exactly your strong suit, clearly.
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by tenuousemphasis 2mo ago
Never go full crazy.
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by tenuousemphasis 2mo ago
Mortgages are generally paid over 30 years.
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by tenuousemphasis 2mo ago
Globally, $14k/mo is unbelievably, obscenely rich.
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by tenuousemphasis 2mo ago
You're shifting the goal posts, but I'll bite... what is 'safely' owning a home, to you?
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by tenuousemphasis 2mo ago
Paprika does that for any recipe.
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by tenuousemphasis 2mo ago
You should visit Orfield Labs in Minnesota.
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by tenuousemphasis 3mo ago
>if the tree were in a closed system with no solar input ... that would be the least of the tree's problems.
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by tenuousemphasis 3mo ago
Claude Opus with xhigh thinking is surprisingly good at figuring our details. Granted I'm only using it for little hobby projects, nothing overly complicated.
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by tenuousemphasis 3mo ago
FUTO has a "multilingual typing" setting, maybe that's what you're looking for?
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by tenuousemphasis 3mo ago
Except this is the first generation of engine manufacturers and nobody knows if it will actually be profitable yet.

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