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by 40four 3mo ago
I don’t think anyone seriously believes any of the Chinese models are ever going to “overtake” the American frontier models. I doubt that that’s even their goal. But if they can stay on pace, within say 6 to 12 months of the bleeding edge
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by 40four 3mo ago
We should address the elephant in the room. The problem with the future of open weight models is not they are created as a result of philanthropy by some private org . All of the top contenders are created by the Chinese government . I
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by 40four 3mo ago
Makes me glad I never got in the habit of buying digital copies of movies or TV shows. This a one off many reminders that if you really want to purchase a title, get the Blu-ray or DVD
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by 40four 3mo ago
If you think radicalization is only a problem on the side of Team Red and not so for Team Blue, I would urge you to reevaluate your opinion.
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by 40four 3mo ago
It’s an interesting question if we are more polarized now than at some point in the past. Hard to say, I wonder if there is some way to measure this? Maybe you could compare the amount of “undecided” voters over time. You always here people
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by 40four 4mo ago
In general, so is sports betting at a casino. It seems many people don’t understand this. You aren’t betting against the casino, you are betting against the other gamblers. The house “wins” because of the juice, eg. even odds past out -110.
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by 40four 4mo ago
Deno continues to impress me. It’s honestly been quite a while since I started a new project without it. It has fully won my support over Node.js, the ecosystem has really matured nicely. I don’t know how often I’ll use this feature, but it
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by 40four 4mo ago
Exactly. It seems to me it has to do with some sort of weird disconnect in our brains of feeling the motion of the vehicle, and what we are visually seeing with our eyes. This is why I prefer to be in the driver seat at all times if possibl
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by 40four 4mo ago
I don’t disagree. Many times when I’ve checked the source links a language model provides, I get concerned. It’s definitely important to stay vigilant and exercise critical thinking, but the model’s ability to synthesize information and co
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by 40four 4mo ago
This is a bit of a contrived example. The “megabytes per second per dollar” is clearly in reference to their scanner technology that the say generates terabytes worth of data, with the goal of a scan taking around 60 seconds. So I’m confuse
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by 40four 4mo ago
Yeah that makes sense, rapid onscreen movement, but your surroundings are fixed. I feel like you hear of that version less often, but it interesting it basically the inverse of the other kind.
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by 40four 4mo ago
That’s unfortunate. I didn’t know this feature existed so I’ve yet to try it out. Fingers crossed
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by 40four 4mo ago
Never knew this feature existed! I’ve gotten this type of motion sickness my whole life, so I’m excited to try it out. It would be nice if it’s effective for me. I get the same type of nausea described by the author. I can’t read a book or
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by 40four 4mo ago
I’ve only seen a few smaller short outages before. Never seen the whole system go down across the board like this one thing that’s really awkward is that there’s tons of drivers that were called with active orders, wondering what they’re su
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Catastrophic DoorDash Outage(doordashstatus.com)
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by 40four 4mo ago
The whole system has been down across the board for going on an hour (at time of posting)
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by 40four 4mo ago
I’ve recently become somewhat obsessed with a couple of hobby projects that focus on local first, decentralized architecture that sync data between users p2p & that’s how I stumbled across Iroh. It really seems like a great project, an
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by 40four 4mo ago
I’ve recently been building some hobby projects that focus on local first, decentralized architecture and that’s how I discovered Iroh. In my apps, I want the user data to be stored local only, no server, and have p2p sync ability. So for s
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by 40four 4mo ago
I think the Rogan hate has gone too far. I don’t really get it. I’m mean I do, I just disagree. It’s just entertainment. I learned about an interesting person I’d never heard of before, and had fun listening a conversation about unusual top
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by 40four 4mo ago
I’m a skeptical person to, you should be skeptical, it’s healthy! I just find guys like this super interesting and it was a really fun listen. He talked about how his whole career he just followed whatever was most interesting to him at the
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by 40four 4mo ago
Hey, fair enough. I don’t necessarily disagree with you, anything with psilocybin in the title tends to be a little more sensational. I find it very interesting though, I just listened to a recent Rogan podcast with Dr. Dean Radin, this exa
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by 40four 4mo ago
Sure, It’s a single case study so obviously take it with a grain of salt. Actual scientists understand this. People on social media don’t ands that’s annoying I get it. On the other hand, it’s interesting and perhaps illuminating to people
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by 40four 4mo ago
It’s a single case study so obviously take it with a grain of salt. On the other hand, it’s interesting and perhaps illuminating to people working in that field. A field mind you, that has made a little to no progress in decades. Arguments
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by 40four 4mo ago
This exact case study came up on a recent Rogan episode with Dean Radin, PhD. While the result is very interesting and perhaps illuminating about the unexpected biological mechanisms, apparently the effects were very short lived. Even more
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by 40four 4mo ago
Oh yeah? Go try Grok on “argumentative” mode and come back and tell me Claude is an a-hole. I forgot I was experimenting with the personalities and hadn’t used it in a while, then I picked it up again the other day and I was really confused
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by 40four 4mo ago
Ask the American Diabetes Association. Their conference, their rules. Do people really believe the ADA is a puppet of the administration?
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by 40four 4mo ago
I read it all. But like many of these science.org articles they are pretty short, and not of the best quality in my opinion. The article itself admits the practice isn’t widespread. It sounds to me like there are a few disgruntled folks on
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by 40four 4mo ago
My first Mac was the same white plastic one, I think it was called the iBook back then? Cost me the majority of my summer job earnings going into freshman year, but it was a great machine for me back then! I still have it in a box somewhere
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by 40four 4mo ago
Yeah I don’t use it for navigation, but for exploring your local area, finding restaurants, retail or other businesses it’s hard to ignore unfortunately
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by 40four 4mo ago
Yeah that makes sense, I didn’t consider advertising

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