Auracle

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by Auracle 4mo ago
I didn't say it was the only rewarding thing you can do, but it's probably the most rewarding thing that is attainable for most people. Don't get me wrong, I think the problem is multifaceted, but don't you think it&#x27
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by Auracle 4mo ago
It sounds like we just need something like..national borders, eh ;)
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by Auracle 4mo ago
It’s a nice goal, but no thank you. In my opinion, more of the world needs to be all but quarantined.
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by Auracle 4mo ago
That’s not massive, though. Make it 96GB at $2,000 (ok, probably impossible right now, but they could have before the surge in prices) and you’ll see developers work really hard to make AI tooling work for their cards, CUDA be damned. The s
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by Auracle 4mo ago
I don’t necessarily disagree with your overall point, but for some reason at least in US society you’re no longer allowed to broadly talk having kids like you used to be able to. Let me break that norm for a second. So, are other activities
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by Auracle 4mo ago
Just spray Fix-a-Flat everywhere. Or coat the outside with a soapy water solution.
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by Auracle 4mo ago
I wish that would have worked for me - we had oral tests. 2 years of French in high school and one semester at college - what an absolute waste of time. How much French do I know now? Basically none. The same goes for everyone in my lif
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by Auracle 4mo ago
I'm a man, and when I was a teenage boy I was tired. All the time. My feet had also shrunk and I lost some height. This all started after a bad concussion, though I'm not sure if he made the connection on that last point. My do
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by Auracle 4mo ago
Capture One, however, does.
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by Auracle 4mo ago
The vast majority of that was fuel.
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by Auracle 4mo ago
Hair transplants are probably affordable enough for 90% of people on HN.
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by Auracle 4mo ago
Am I wrong for thinking “good” for a lot of those points? Many are either harmful (I still haven’t heard what we actually expect to gain from gain-of-function research that makes up for the potential cost) to absolute wastes of taxpayer do
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by Auracle 4mo ago
Alzheimer’s research would probably be the easiest one to point to. And I’d argue all fields could use more dissenting opinions and new options. I don’t know if this would be the path to that but keep in mind there have been many things his
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by Auracle 4mo ago
I'm not sure if you have seen a kid with genuine bad ADHD then. Absolutely nothing will hold their attention.
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by Auracle 4mo ago
Jesus Christ dude. First off, adults play video games too. I think they’re actually the leading consumers, though I don’t care to look that up. Second, people like entertainment. Videogames are certainly no less important than movies, TV,
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by Auracle 4mo ago
> The houses built in the 60s aren't affordable either. Far, far more people and the same amount of land. > Average families aren't buying prepared food and they have a washing machine from the 90s they bought on craigslis
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by Auracle 4mo ago
> Past generations absolutely protected their kids from cigarettes and alcohol. I'm sorry, but what? Cigarettes, sure. Alcohol? Binge drinking was absolutely rampant at my school, and I don't think I'm alone. Don'
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by Auracle 4mo ago
A dick move or just really prescient?
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by Auracle 4mo ago
That's a pretty big exception.
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by Auracle 4mo ago
That’s a silly way to look at it. Surely people can realize that something made through natural processes has more of an appeal than something made in a factory? That said, most of the gems I’ve purchased in my life have been lab grown.
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by Auracle 4mo ago
People liked them because they’re colorless, sparkly, and hard.
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by Auracle 4mo ago
The absolute favorite activity of my dog is to chase groups of turkeys that are in our yard. She’s only 15 pounds (and 15 years old now) and has never caught one, but I think being in the middle of a group of 20 turkeys all desperately tryi
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by Auracle 4mo ago
To your point, if we had truly unlimited context to the point where at least that instance of a model could “learn” and have what seems like a continuous “consciousness” I think many of us would think that we’ve attained AGI. Right now we h
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by Auracle 4mo ago
Just what kind of evidence do you suppose they could have?
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by Auracle 5mo ago
It wouldn’t be the first time an industry got bogged down by prior knowledge. Hell, it happens to all of us.
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by Auracle 5mo ago
To be fair, my assumption on that line was always that they were saying they're balancing out the overall news world. Still dirty, of course. Regardless, everyone knows how they lean. What grinds my gears is NPR. Every member drive
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by Auracle 5mo ago
The Snapmaker U1, this is coming soon: https://www.prusa3d.com/product/indx-conversion-kit/ , I think there's one other option I'm forgetting.
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by Auracle 5mo ago
Without looking it up I’m guessing I’ve had my P1S for 3 or more years and I’ve never had a single issue with it, to the point where I wonder what issues your friends have?
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by Auracle 5mo ago
There’s no reason to be nervous. You can use their slicer (which works well!). If you don’t want to, you can use one that sends through their Bambu Connect software, which Orca Slicer doesn’t want to support for…reasons. Or you can use it i
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by Auracle 5mo ago
Because it still took them an hour in addition to testing it, so presumably it’s not ridiculously simple and people have a limited amount of time?

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