verall

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by verall 20d ago
> You think you must have something wrong with you because you think nobody finds life and work boring? > Struggling in life isn't an illness Do you think it's possible that some people struggle 100x more? Should they not ge
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by verall 21d ago
> Troi oi. Read what you wrote again. I can get info from and even enjoy reading a biased take. It's not so hard to see where they are coming from. In the "semicon trash talk and rumors blogosphere", you take everything wi
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by verall 21d ago
I dunno, it's a blog, so I'm not so worried about the motivation behind it besides how it biases their takes. I think being close to people that feed you information might be prerequisite to the kind of information he sends out. I
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by verall 21d ago
I really really disagree. Most of the prose is devoid of information. I find it hard to believe the author even read the whole thing one time.
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by verall 22d ago
I've been reading them since before all of the AI hype, and I've always thought they're pretty good. You a few spicy takes with the overview/opinions/benchmarks. Better than semiaccurate. The article you link says n
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by verall 22d ago
On large teams I think the "cherry pick" workflow (Gerrit style) beats the "pull request" workflow (GitHub/gitlab style). On smaller teams it's the other way around. I think it's somewhere around 10-20 peo
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by verall 22d ago
semianalysis is pretty good
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by verall 1mo ago
Their parents? Once upon a time the only thing I wanted for my birthday was 4 tf2 keys at $2.50 a piece. It's not unreasonable.
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by verall 1mo ago
Valve let's you sell your game on your own website and users can add the key to their steam for 0% skim. 30% rake for what is sold through their ridiculously popular store. Apple should just charge devs for the services like fee per do
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by verall 1mo ago
It's worse, this is mostly just to be a shoe-in for a good state school, with a "maybe I'll get lucky and an ivy will accept anyways", unless you're really exception in at least one of these areas. > Using one’s
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by verall 1mo ago
Like balancing whose interests? I'm thinking you're meaning like "politics is about trying to understand/impact what could plausibly occur", whereas the "truth" you mention is inherantly unconcerned with t
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by verall 1mo ago
> has very low contrast and saturation and looks washed out When shown under naive linearization and compression rather than good tone mapping I totally get what you're saying and that is how film people talk about it but as a camer
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by verall 1mo ago
Optical media capped out at 4 layer blu-ray (~128gb) which I'm not even sure that consoles can reliably read. So my theory is that GTA 6 is somewhat larger and they really didn't want to invest into engineering a solution for mult
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by verall 2mo ago
A lot of scams unfortunately operate right on the line of legality like the car warranty morons
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by verall 2mo ago
kutx and koop on the same frequency are great
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by verall 2mo ago
DC has wider margins than the 5090. by someone elses rough numbers ( https://www.spheron.network/blog/gb300-nvl72-vs-gb200-nvl72-... ) for GB300 rack: > 132kW > ~$3.7-4M So about 300x the 5090's power but 1000
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by verall 2mo ago
Most phones quietly lose their ip68 when battery or screen is replaced
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by verall 2mo ago
Yes, I think that is the idea - AI is scary to most normal people, so the ad goes, "yes it's scary, but we're, uh, smart? It will be okay..."
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by verall 2mo ago
It was a good ad, because it was scary but hopeful, and I think that's how they want people to view their company? Trying to make claude come off as human and friendly is never going to work in an ad, it would be huge uncanny valley. S
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by verall 2mo ago
It was the post-DOGE DOI that rescinded the rule, after the "fat and waste" had been cut.
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by verall 2mo ago
My experience with USAA is still that it's better than all of the other insurers, but I haven't had to make any homeowners claims. They have done very well every time my family had to make an auto claim - still only a couple of ti
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by verall 2mo ago
Just chiming in because you might be interested - > That's just true. Plastic spoons for cooking suck, wood and (where it makes sense and won't damage other things) metal are way better. If you have ever used nice commercial hi
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by verall 2mo ago
I think it's for the insane amount of data they get to collect. Most people probably don't turn off the "help improve other models" while corporations paying by the token have blanket no-train policies applied to everyon
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by verall 2mo ago
If it was not very affordable, it would not be interesting as a light meter, because it would make no sense to spend any more money on a very basic light meter. Light meters on amazon start at about $15-30 (and go to ~$700), so at it's
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by verall 3mo ago
I can't wait for the deluge of AI generated agent-optimized webpages competing to trick your agent into giving them micropennies.
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by verall 3mo ago
There's so many other bbq restaurants competitive with Franklin and better than heb. For the price though, the heb bbq is extremely competitive. But if someone is coming to town looking for great bbq (even without any Franklin line), t
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by verall 3mo ago
Don't brits use the same way, i.e. "Take a jab at it"? - not a brit so idk
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by verall 3mo ago
How many high income individuals want to share a house with 5 strangers?
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by verall 3mo ago
Do people get pwned by anything besides spearphishing or ads nowadays? I think ad->phish or targeted phish emails is the only shady thing I've been exposed to in like 10 years
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by verall 3mo ago
Are you suggesting ivermectin was a safe and effective enough treatment for COVID that it would obviate the need for the vaccine?

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