teruakohatu

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by teruakohatu 4d ago
I am amazed that there is an ESP that can handle this and with just 32MB of RAM: https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-dev-kits/en/latest/e...
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by teruakohatu 6d ago
I don’t find it better than Claude Code but much better than OpenCode. So I am curious why less is more in that context.
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by teruakohatu 18d ago
> "Won't do free labour for our commercial enterprise to profit off of forever" is a rug pull now? It's incredible that you can type these words with a straight face. I explicitly stated in my comment that we pay for
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by teruakohatu 18d ago
This is disappointing, time to migrate from yet another was-open-source-now-only-technically-open-source software. At work the trend is only adopt open source on a paid plan, adopting or relying on open source otherwise is just waiting for
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by teruakohatu 22d ago
Selling below the price of surrounding stations doesn’t mean they are losing money on the fuel. Costco has a single store in my country and it’s butter that they sell cheaply to get people in the door. But I doubt they are losing money on i
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by teruakohatu 23d ago
My government is funnelling large sums of money into this. They reportedly raised $10-$12 million privately and then the government put in $35 million. So a ~3:1 ratio of public:private fundraising. I cannot imagine there is a lot of additi
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by teruakohatu 26d ago
> without a better model in the wing ... How do you know they don’t? > is altman playing 4d chess or something I'm not aware of? Anthropic just removed a discount on Fable, while people are simultaneously getting sick of reading
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by teruakohatu 1mo ago
How fast are 2x or 4x DGX? I only have one and am wondering what the benefits are of getting another. I feel I will be disappointed…
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by teruakohatu 2mo ago
It has been banned for a few months. Hardly a failure. It will be a failure if 10 year olds continue to join social media at the rate they have done so in the past. It’s not likely to get 15 year olds who have been addicted for 5 years off
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by teruakohatu 2mo ago
> There is no obligation in open source to transitively open source all of the documentation / tools used to create the open source project. Open source means open source code. Open weight means a binary file dump, not unlike an exe
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by teruakohatu 2mo ago
Literally the first backend they mention is Vega-Lite.
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by teruakohatu 2mo ago
> My guess is that someone will be selling tokens at less than electricity + depreciation of GCs soon, since there's a lot of competition and "smaller" data centers have overcapacity? This is speculation, correct me if I&#
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by teruakohatu 2mo ago
At this point in time what does meta get from releasing open weight models? Why devote the resources to it.
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by teruakohatu 2mo ago
Because that is a short term solution, it won’t be offered forever. Large organisations have to purchase credits at $/tokens. Eventually everyone else will too.
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by teruakohatu 2mo ago
I had networking errors, so maybe unrelated?
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Tell HN: Fable is now credits only
9 points by teruakohatu 2mo ago|9 comments
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by teruakohatu 2mo ago
I agree. It’s not a comment on the existence of a people group but rather a political structure. Saying something is older than the USA does not imply nobody lived in North America more than 250 years ago.
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by teruakohatu 3mo ago
Here is the correct link: https://www.lucasaguiar.xyz/posts/migracao-proxmox-8-9-2026/
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by teruakohatu 3mo ago
I hope the redeployed Fable 5 is the same as the version they pulled without any substantially increased restrictions.
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by teruakohatu 3mo ago
It’s available here in New Zealand over the counter in family sized packs of chocolate flavoured tablets.
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by teruakohatu 3mo ago
Does that apply even for single player saves?
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by teruakohatu 3mo ago
A wicket is a physical wooden structure. To take a wicket means to physically hit the wicket with a ball causing the batter to be out. A wicket has the same function as a catcher in baseball.
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by teruakohatu 3mo ago
I am not rewriting history, just giving a perspective. The Norse raiders were given land and in exchange they would stop raiding. Paying off the aggressors. These Norse became known as the Normans, took the English crown only a few generati
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by teruakohatu 3mo ago
We know about instances when it was tried, and usually failed, but we also know about the rest of history when as far as we know it wasn’t tried or even contemplated for the exact reasons the OP stated. > The pre-french kings paid off Th
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by teruakohatu 3mo ago
"billed dinosaurs, horned dinosaurs and armoured dinosaurs did not have feathers because we have lots of skin impressions of these animals that clearly show they had scaly coverings" [1] There is no evidence for example that proto
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by teruakohatu 3mo ago
Because most of the time this will be used is not part of a software development project but rather producing publication plots in a script or plots in a notebook. Not what you would want to do when incorporating it into a web app.
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by teruakohatu 3mo ago
When I was working with YOLO models it did seem like there was little practical improvements were between all of the spinoff models. It seemed people were pushing new models for personal recognition since the original creator stopped workin
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by teruakohatu 3mo ago
> I swear my tinnitus is a result of use of AirPods. Have you had your hearing checked out by an audiologist? Any hearing loss? Hearing loss (age) and damage (loud noise) are the most likely culprits.
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by teruakohatu 3mo ago
The glider enables reused of $1,700 sensors, at a tenth of the cost. https://www.latimes.com/environment/story/2026-06-16/22-year...
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by teruakohatu 3mo ago
> What others are doing doesn't affect your performance. When performance is measured in productivity it absolutely does.

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