AnotherGoodName

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by AnotherGoodName 3mo ago
There's 'sourcing agents' whose job is to coordinate the garages. They don't work for any of the garages but as a westerner you'll get in touch with the "electric motor guy" who knows all the factories to
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by AnotherGoodName 3mo ago
This is from someone that has observed Shenzen. A location where much is made in garage sized factories (usually literally a garage space at ground level where people will bang out products by hand). You might not expect a bespoke 2 ton ele
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by AnotherGoodName 3mo ago
I think your post is a very good example of goal post moving. We currently have debates around whether content online is human or ai generated and instead of acknowledging the milesetone we have a post essentially claiming "the turing
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by AnotherGoodName 3mo ago
Even that line's very debatable though. Passing always under every circumstance? No. Passing specific tests to the point that the internet is now full of "Is that content AI generated or not" debates? Yes
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by AnotherGoodName 3mo ago
But the author acknowledged times that someone said something stupid about AI? He's not claiming there's no flaws or that there aren't CEOs claiming more than is possible right now. He's making the point that these don&#
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by AnotherGoodName 3mo ago
TPMS (tire pressure monitoring system) is a coin battery powered computer inside each tyre of your car. They’ve been around for a couple of decades now. Even the lowest end cars have TPMS in each wheel. If you change wheels you need to go t
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by AnotherGoodName 3mo ago
What makes a car ‘made in China’ (therefore over 100% tariffs) vs ‘assembled in the USA’ (therefore no tariffs)? The battery, engine and everything else is absolutely Chinese made. I don’t know how much assembly there is honestly but i feel
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by AnotherGoodName 4mo ago
No only sat scores but specifically they ask for the percentile band of your high school maths and hard sciences scores. Not even kidding. I’ve been in a staff level+ role at 3 of the 5 faang. Applied to canonical because their products are
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by AnotherGoodName 4mo ago
I think that's more about integrations/differentials not producing them (generally speaking). Physics likes to deal with integrals and differentiation as you calculate change over time or over spatial dimensions. Eg. the integral
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by AnotherGoodName 4mo ago
From that thread. >The OP post is misinformation. The policy page has been unchanged since April 16 (including the words Updated this week) and has to do with verifying if you're an adult if they suspect the account is used by an un
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by AnotherGoodName 4mo ago
The other nice thing is that the batteries on cars can effectively act as grid energy storage even without v2g. Simple offpeak/low rate charging setups can take the most efficiently generated cheap power. In Australia power prices are
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by AnotherGoodName 4mo ago
Just in general these questions are probes on curiosity and ability to show depth too. I’m astounded by suggestions of stating flat out refusal to even try out LLMs or suggestions to over praise the merits as if the interviewers want to hea
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by AnotherGoodName 4mo ago
This is fascinating that it worked though. Can we just merge all the open weight models and get something better?
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by AnotherGoodName 4mo ago
I feel like a very minor tweak to comply specifically with whatever the issue the directive stated and release it under a new name (since the directive specifically names Fable and Mythos, not Opus or Sonnet) while the courts sort it out is
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by AnotherGoodName 4mo ago
Yep took a while but it's down. It's still in the model picker but it's broken
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by AnotherGoodName 4mo ago
This is exactly like a much older Apple 2 game called Old Ironsides fwiw. On the Apple 2 it was 2 player only but a lot of fun back in the day. With an added ability to ram ships (pointy front into flat side one if you landed it before they
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by AnotherGoodName 4mo ago
Alto hug the iphone sigoff is hilaripus sonce fhe meyboard is so bad it always comes across asa an ask doe forgivebeds — Sent from my iPhone
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by AnotherGoodName 4mo ago
The mathematical term for this is the probability of a number being b-smooth. Here ‘b’ is 2^32
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by AnotherGoodName 4mo ago
This very thread was an example where it unintentionally got root access though.
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by AnotherGoodName 4mo ago
Fwiw separate machines for the agents is awesome in general anyway. I have agent frontends running on a low power server where every session is in tmux. So i can just resume from my home pc and pickup where i left off without reestablishing
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by AnotherGoodName 4mo ago
I don't think that's the only reason but you're spot on about OpenAI marketing being absolutely terrible. The primary product names of "Claude" vs "ChatGPT" highlights this remarkable difference. To the po
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by AnotherGoodName 4mo ago
The smart home is a thousand small problems to solve and should never be one catch all. The automatic cat feeder works well. So does the roomba. I like my automated blinds but will stick with manual light switches. I consolidated my home th
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by AnotherGoodName 4mo ago
It’s fab capacity. Fwiw dram is different enough that fabs are not transferable between dram memory and other usages. It’s nice to think ‘wow if they made the current 10nm dram on the latest 2nm processes it’d be much faster’ but it doesn’t
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by AnotherGoodName 5mo ago
If you’re on a work visa you can’t work from a foreign country.
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by AnotherGoodName 5mo ago
Fwiw I’ve seen confused or misleading posters reply to this change with statements along the lines of ‘this only means that they don’t allow tourist to apply for greencards in the country’. Which is nonsense, it applies to all non immigrant
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by AnotherGoodName 5mo ago
I’ll give a different opinion that it’s really heavyweight to install exodos locally just to get a nostalgia hit when there’s plenty of sites like the above where it’s one click to run an old game fullscreen in a browser window.
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by AnotherGoodName 5mo ago
Same but i feel many sports are weird in that i’ve never been convinced that there’s a particularly natural right or left handedness to them. Eg. For pool does the more dextrous hand need to push the cue or does it line up and guide the fro
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by AnotherGoodName 5mo ago
The us imports more crude oil than it exports. An easily looked up fact. The us does export more refined products than it imports but it’s highly dependent on crude imports for it’s significant refining capacity.
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by AnotherGoodName 5mo ago
It is yes. The anglosphere has historically been somewhat base 12 in currency, time and units of measurement. Currency is now metric but there’s still a few base 12 things in common usage (feet and inches) in the us at least. Nobody’s gone
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by AnotherGoodName 5mo ago
A lot of these are very reminiscent of asking ai to find references to a subject. You end up with very tenuous links that take multiple steps to get there and i’m never convinced that the author really did intend that meaning. Of course thi

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