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by 100721 1y ago
Wow, thank you for this detailed reply! I’ll be checking out some of those resources at lunch today :) I didn’t take your comment as a dig at all. I’m honestly a little surprised myself that I’ve made it this far with such a flawed understa
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by 100721 1y ago
Perhaps that is why I was asking for better information.
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by 100721 1y ago
As someone who’s fairly tech-literate but has a big blind spot in cryptography, I’d love to hear any suggestions you have for articles, blog posts, or smaller books on the topic! My (rudimentary, layman) understanding is that encryption is
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by 100721 1y ago
Well, yes, we all know that you can go caseless if paying for repairs or new phones is within your budget. The point of a case is to avoid having to pay for those repairs.
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by 100721 1y ago
What has your experience been?
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by 100721 1y ago
Sometimes, we just don’t “get” the appeal of something. For me, one of those things is fishing. For someone else, it might be reading Hacker News. For you, it’s video games. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with differences of opinion,
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by 100721 1y ago
What is the specific use case you have in mind?
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by 100721 1y ago
I mean, there are humans without values. We don’t have to go far.
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by 100721 1y ago
No, that sounds right. 24GB isn’t enough to feasibly run 27B parameters. The rule of thumb is approximately 1GB of ram per billion parameters. Someone in another comment on this post mentioned using one of the micro models (Qwen 0.6B I thin
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by 100721 2y ago
HFT is usually high frequency trading in tech and business communities. Not sure if that's what the above poster means.
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by 100721 2y ago
Where both shopping and golf are about getting a low score ;)
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by 100721 2y ago
It's depressing to think of the different ways livestock are treated like livestock on a factory farm, too. Factory farms are hell on earth.
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by 100721 2y ago
I think most people would agree that 98% and 96% should be considered equal for this purpose. It's certainly close enough for gas tanks that don't have such precise displays, and gasoline is more expensive. If I charged the car an
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by 100721 2y ago
> Mac users pollute their desktop with a thousand icons This is a strange generalization to make. I think it's more of a subset of computer users in general, not just Mac users...
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by 100721 2y ago
How is this different / better than justwatch?
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by 100721 2y ago
The flight did not take off with him on the plane.
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by 100721 3y ago
It's useful to remember that this is a community of individuals, each with their own opinions and experiences.
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by 100721 3y ago
So an authoritarian country is not enough to discourage you from visiting? You only avoid authoritarian Islamic countries? Have fun in North Korea, I suppose.
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by 100721 3y ago
Because authoritarian regimes should be plenty to dissuade tourists. Or is North Korea a good tourist spot, because it's not an Islamic country?
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by 100721 3y ago
I'm not sure why you feel religion is important to mention.
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by 100721 3y ago
This is unfortunate. I find "39k" to be a lot less clear than "39KB" I first thought the title meant you had a strict budget of $39,000
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by 100721 3y ago
This is a very (financially) privileged position. Most of humanity does not have the disposable income to subsidize businesses.
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by 100721 3y ago
Why do you find it so worrying?
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by 100721 3y ago
My BPD diagnosis was replaced with a combination of ADHD and CPTSD. You may be on to something.
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by 100721 3y ago
In this context, it actually makes sense to think in a human-centered way. Consider how many planets are capable of supporting intelligent (as we know it). Now suppose we detect evidence of industrial behavior (certain pollutants, nuclear d
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by 100721 3y ago
> The only way I can even remotely believe that is that 'agricultural' includes pastures which are useless to humans for any other purpose. This is really interesting! I didn't know that pastures cannot support crops and&#
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by 100721 3y ago
I think there's some wiggle room between "worthless" and "critical"...
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by 100721 3y ago
I understand what you're trying to say. However, this is not technically correct, and people who are not technically inclined may believe this to be correct. The truth is that you can use the same computer across many different network
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by 100721 3y ago
~~Do no evil.~~
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by 100721 3y ago
I find a lot of posts from phys.org to be highly editorialized, with ambiguous and sensational headlines. It is a low quality source, imo

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