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by 8note 2mo ago
i dont imagine the low resolution is per se essential the same way the light is. you could maybe figure out ways of syncing the data collection to match each other at that high of speed
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by 8note 2mo ago
idk about that, there was water damage from that year everything flooded, and theyre scattered across 50-100 boxes
183.
by 8note 2mo ago
> Solar is big and generally has to be built far from where the data centres are. these data centers dont care that much about network throughput - you can sneakernet the training set into place and inference on the text isnt that taxi
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by 8note 2mo ago
wouldnt you want gpu, fpga, or dsp as the benchmark? its lots of parallel calculations, rather than one blazing fast one
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by 8note 2mo ago
on the other hand, the vibes are off when everything is so standardized, such that maybe the affordances exist for the building, but there's nobody inside. youve avoided the problem as a whole by removing the building as a destination
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by 8note 2mo ago
toyota is a late comer though. "jaywalking" is a term made up by car companies because they hate you, as a better example
187.
by 8note 2mo ago
the car companies at the time were tech companies that paid the government to kick people off of roads and build communities that require cars to get to. the car obsession didnt quite happen naturally
188.
by 8note 2mo ago
land use and design issue more than anything. ramps have been around for a long time, and are well known to take up a ton of space. especially if every propery gets its own ramp rather than all the properties on a block sharing the same ram
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by 8note 2mo ago
if you take a look, i think youll find much more of your money has been confiscated to open a lot of grocery stores over time, by the federal government of the US. the government runs a pretty big grocery chain for the military
190.
by 8note 2mo ago
> it's hard, impossibly so, to construct a world where nobody with wrist mobility problems will ever encounter a round doorknob they'd like to open. its not that hard to get to 99.999% though. stop selling door knobs, or door
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by 8note 2mo ago
> Sure, spending more on transit is a good idea, but it's not the tech companies' fault that it's perennially underfunded, it's politicians and the voters who put them there. mind you, tech companies are also lobbyist
192.
by 8note 2mo ago
you can be critical without being abraisive or demeaning about it. a professional opinion includes some professionalism
193.
by 8note 2mo ago
swap out to a native plants and polinators garden? chances are that the grass is bot native for you
194.
by 8note 2mo ago
should you really have a grass lawn at that point? you might want something more native to those conditions that doesnt take much upkeep
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by 8note 2mo ago
> It's like trying to retype calculus solutions — you don't learn from it ??? i entirely learned all the math and applied math by working through problems whether myself or copying down from the solutions manual or text book o
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by 8note 2mo ago
why is reproduceability the thing? shouldnt the paper be the math of the argument? the reproduction is reading the following the proof
197.
by 8note 2mo ago
to an extent zitron is saying its not useful, but as a more nuanced opinion, "ai is not cost effective, nor is it improving profits or revenue"
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by 8note 2mo ago
why have the bacon at all when you could just eat straight protein powder or soylent though? if you get both the nitrates and vitamin c from the cellery seeds, why bother going through the industrial processes for making the nitrates and vi
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by 8note 2mo ago
it is impossible in canada to sell swedish meatballs - cant have the onion or breadcrumbs
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by 8note 2mo ago
> I just don't get it! What's the appeal? its the k shaped economy. the big opportunities are great if you can get into them, but otherwise all there is is serving coffee to the wealthy. People are already poorer without a ladd
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by 8note 2mo ago
longshoremens' unions made sure that the dock workers didnt lose jobs through the change over to containers. handling a reduction in work is one of the things a union is for
202.
by 8note 2mo ago
same on phillips hue but maybe 3 out of 10 have died. they might not have great QA
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by 8note 2mo ago
university is the last time you will be around people mostly your age without having to think about it or put effort in. Make sure you meet a wide variety of people. the most important things employability-wise tend to be joining technical
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by 8note 2mo ago
thats a very location dependent scale. youd still need to include where the discomfort is measured
205.
by 8note 2mo ago
what makes a number illogical? i havent heard of that concept wrt to numbers
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by 8note 2mo ago
the pencil aspect is because its easy for a person to carry and take notes with? and you dont need to fit the car into a proper harness tester?
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by 8note 2mo ago
we need a new HUMANS.md to replace the readme
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by 8note 2mo ago
it would be 1M tokens worth of work, with some small report for the end
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by 8note 2mo ago
accidental is a strange word for actively breaking down the british and french empires, and taking over their base locations
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by 8note 2mo ago
they might be pissed off, but would lack standing to take land or something else instead. Ultimately you are fine, just without the ability to take on more debt. you get to keep your assets. the scale of problem is much worse when Haiti was

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