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Is there a download link for this model like LLAMA2 or is it going to be exclusively owned and operated by Meta this time?
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by 1-6 3y ago
Cool logo
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by 1-6 3y ago
Steve Jobs would have started Next2 by now
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by 1-6 3y ago
I bet modern day go players have become more stereotypical in their moves. The only parallel I can draw is from professional Starcraft players who stopped doing very exotic moves because it’s usually blocked by players who’ve seen them all.
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by 1-6 3y ago
They even have a small medical facility.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Put it succinctly, the Tech Co-Founder the article is looking for is the grunt worker who will lock themselves in the garage doing concept and development work while the Founder CEO wines and dines.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Question is, how much of an improvement has it gotten to over a GPU or ASIC?
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by 1-6 3y ago
Does that mean long time employees are incompetent?
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by 1-6 3y ago
In other headlines: “Tech worker builds batteries in his own room after work” This is just assembling cells, not building a battery from scratch.
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by 1-6 3y ago
This is mainly focused on noise levels. They did not focus on large runways and the water runoff calcs and flight paths and elevation restrictions on neighboring buildings etc. It’s easier to put in an airport first and then build a city ar
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by 1-6 3y ago
Could her health problem stem from the fact that she worked at the chip fab? Those places are notorious for using chemicals that are harmful to humans.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Craig Wright sounds like a bad liar
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by 1-6 3y ago
Revit is not BIM and it’s terrible at it.
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by 1-6 3y ago
I’m on the fence about Hybrids now. Past generation Priuses were over-engineered marvels but it can’t be said today. Toyota’s Hybrid reputation was built on top of the Prius so they had to build a lightweight car that would go past 200k mil
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by 1-6 3y ago
Perhaps it’s a new way to reintroduce planned obsolescence. If consumers can detect throttling, then why not just make hardware run hotter so eventually solder points come off and bake PCBs to randomly introduce errors to get consumers to b
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by 1-6 3y ago
Heh, I feel this way about Tesla stock right now. I held Nvidia right before its meteoric rise and traded it for Tesla stock. Do I have to feel 10X more pain to give it up now? I don’t know anymore. Everyone, you can feel free to roast me t
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by 1-6 3y ago
Yeah, certainly a parody. C’mon (L5 900k TC)? It doesn’t even pass the initial smell test.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Although Wayland is more modern, it’s been nothing but trouble for me on older hardware (and even some new hardware). I’d prefer non-smooth scrolling any day over a computer screen that doesn’t come back after sleep.
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by 1-6 3y ago
In 2024, I prefer older operating systems that do not get updates. First, hackers have long moved away from creating exploits and second, OEMs and the OS maintainer no longer create software to log activity. Third, it just runs quickly on n
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by 1-6 3y ago
Wait till you hear how close Newsom is with PG&E. https://youtu.be/HgHMKq3igEw?feature=shared
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by 1-6 3y ago
Sounds like manually generated clipart will be a thing of the past.
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by 1-6 3y ago
This particular parasite infection is oddly specific to another oddly specific behavioral trait. This is either a very well done research or it’s a sham.
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by 1-6 3y ago
I think it’s another victim of YouTube. I liked VICE’s content in the early days but it couldn’t really compete with all the content produced by individuals who were closer to the epicenter of conflict. Let it be.
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by 1-6 3y ago
How many complete guides are out there for Python Scraping?
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by 1-6 3y ago
With today’s AI, we’re taking a big hammer to the problem using unoptimized but vastly flexible machines like GPUs. Once the code settles down, expect ASICs to run much of the show and lower energy consumption.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Sounds more like propaganda to me.
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by 1-6 3y ago
It still is. Any serious CAD user knows that there’s nothing that comes quite close to AutoCAD after all these years (even with all the pork introduced by new developers).
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by 1-6 3y ago
AutoCAD is a transformative product and one that really helped me appreciate good software design (albeit only seeing it through AutoCAD’s commandline and AutoLISP). Autodesk has lost a legend and his legacy will live on.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Sounds like gatekeeping such that AI crawlers can’t access.
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by 1-6 3y ago
I really want a Mac classic using the latest tech today. It would be simply just a fun computer you’d keep in the corner of the office.

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