yvely

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by yvely 6mo ago
Looking at it and very excited. In unsupported features, charting is mentioned. Could there be any value in not directly implementing the drawing of charts, but tie in to other open source library? Just curious of your thinking.
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by yvely 8mo ago
Yes do the same for ICE - very constructive suggestion. Completely unnecessary to call the argument silly though.. There are marked differences in what's needed in an EV vs an ICE, most obvious of which is the giant battery with a very
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by yvely 1y ago
So basically your source is: "trust me bro, I'll prove it to you?" I think it is a relevant question. We cannot go around calling someone genius prompt engineers, and then skip the engineering part of noting down what actual
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by yvely 1y ago
Don't worry, this journalism probably isn't even societally important /s
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by yvely 1y ago
I like that you chime in on this and think better cooperation makes more sense here. I assume you also have no interest in enshittified, slower, more expensive, environmentally worse, lower quality Internet. From your point of view, what ar
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by yvely 1y ago
I just lost the game
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by yvely 1y ago
My take from this comment is that maybe you do not understand it as well as you think you do. Claiming that "other modern infrastructure" is easier to understand than CSS is wild to me. Infrastructure includes networking and sever
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by yvely 1y ago
These things i am also against. But there is at the same time an interest in allowing data security and ability to repair, f.x. I would never suggest an EU led or controlled version, but the EU has many types of resource and overlapping goa
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by yvely 1y ago
I was actually thinking funding and networking. I do agree with what you said.
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by yvely 1y ago
GrapheneOS devs should approach the EU for support here in my opinion. Right about now the EU, or at least many member nations, are very interested in ensuring ability to take ownership of important/critical solutions.
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by yvely 1y ago
And also by Mads Brügger and about North Korea. Civilian self-chosen undercover operation. Fascinating watch. https://m.imdb.com/title/tt13243898/
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by yvely 2y ago
s/Political b/B/ Isn't it kind of the definition of bias?
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by yvely 2y ago
Great first step asking for help and seeking to improve. :) I would like to point out that a lot of people don't have internal monologues. There are many ways to think and many ways to be smart. Internal monologue is not a requirement.
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by yvely 2y ago
You basically just described ads, although poetically (: Edit: after having read the article i want to change ads to "ads, influencers, and pyramid schemes"
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by yvely 2y ago
I foresee it in that position due to people building it as such. Perhaps the same criminal humans you mention, perhaps other actors with other motivations.
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by yvely 2y ago
This is such a common frustration for me that I sometimes share to family, friends, and partner. They have a hard time understanding why I think it is such a big problem. I think people perhaps have gotten to good at accepting the gruel the
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by yvely 2y ago
Looks very cool. Will be keeping an eye on this for local network hosted and/or desktop application version. Thanks for sharing!
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by yvely 2y ago
Regulating predatory practices is not the same as destroying a company. And if it happens to be the same, then that's probably a good thing. I have my problems with many things EU, but that hotels are allowed to provide cheaper prices
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by yvely 2y ago
I'm more concerned about the winrar in that photo. Someone please tell them about 7z
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by yvely 2y ago
Wasn't this fairly special due to the amount of vapour? I remember reading it increased atmospheric water content by like 10%. It's so unimaginable to me that it simply is not related to record years.
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by yvely 2y ago
It surprises me Tonga eruption rarely or ever mentioned in relation to the last years record heat. It was predicted when it happened that it might lead to some temporary years of more heat. I don't have the knowledge to say if this is
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by yvely 2y ago
No EU options? :'(
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by yvely 2y ago
Training takes a lot more than using
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Denmark to build one of the most powerful AI supercomputers(novonordiskfonden.dk)
29 points by yvely 2y ago|23 comments
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by yvely 3y ago
>...and you're served the relevant ads. Should probably correct this to: ...and the analysis yields a personality model that helps best manipulate you That it is currently being used for relevant ads is just one outcome, incidentall
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by yvely 3y ago
>I'm making non-fiction books If there are factually incorrect things to the books hallucinated by LLMs, they're not non-fiction. >...minimal factual errors This is still really bad when pretending to be a book portraying hi
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by yvely 3y ago
Wasn't this a news article last year? As far as I can read there are not really any follow-up information in this one
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by yvely 3y ago
Shouldn't the title be corrected on HN to reflect the article? It is not stated that no device exists - just that don't have access to one, as indicated by the title on the article itself: "Digital master tapes of the 3D seri
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by yvely 3y ago
WOMP
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by yvely 3y ago
This is a common sentiment, but I have yet to hear any reasonable proposal for solutions. It certainly is talked about a lot in my experience. It is so easy to complain about overpopulation. But how would you solve it? 1 child policy? Didn&

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