Bedon292

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by Bedon292 3y ago
When we first got our induction cooktop I was so excited about how ridiculously fast we could boil water. Which is definitely an odd thing to get excited about. It definitely isn't that powerful though. That's a lot of power.
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by Bedon292 3y ago
The NVLink interconnect on all the GPUs is a huge part of it, and cannot come even remotely close to that bandwidth with consumer goods. Then the density of RAM to compute and power is huge. A single 4090 is 450 watts, for 24GB where this i
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by Bedon292 3y ago
The DGX A100 was $200k at launch. I found a DGX H100 in the mid $300k area. And those are 8 GPU systems. So you need 32 of those, and each one will definitely cost more plus networking. Super low estimate would be $500k each for $16M total.
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by Bedon292 3y ago
Very interesting, but you left me wanting more information. What was so special about this magazine? And I assume one particular article, since you only needed 3 pages.
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by Bedon292 3y ago
I believe agreements like this typically have the power go to the grid. The electricity they consume still comes from the grid wherever their needs are, and the electricity being produced by Helion would go to wherever the grid needs it. Th
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by Bedon292 3y ago
While its certainly not ideal to have incidents. To me, "almost every day" would require a longer pattern. The incident before yesterday was 5 days prior. Even if you go back more than a month, there are 12 days with incidents, so
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by Bedon292 3y ago
Accelerometer and gyroscope are enough to do a pretty decent mapping of indoor locations without GPS and the like. Its all differential, so the longer it goes without a point of reference the lower the confidence is, but its possible.
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by Bedon292 3y ago
Is it really a valid test to just drive there and sit in the parking lot? They mention sitting there for 15 minutes at two locations, but don't discuss the rest. So perhaps they actually went into the building other times. It is not cl
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by Bedon292 3y ago
I noticed the same. A good chunk of them also have 28.
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by Bedon292 4y ago
One of the apps I worked on ended up switching away from Django because of all the magic in the ORM slowing things down significantly for us. Same DB and API, just written in FastAPI was a 4x speedup. That was 2+ years ago though, so cannot
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Location: Northern VA Remote: Yes. Willing to do hybrid 1 maybe 2 days a week locally. Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: Python, Geospatial data and related python libraries, Postgres / PostGIS, FastAPI, Django, AWS, Docker, Elast
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by Bedon292 4y ago
The tricky bit is that those stock photos include generative images too. Many of which aren't labeled as generative. So I wonder if theirs is already including potentially problematic content.
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by Bedon292 4y ago
I find ad blocking to be an important part of focus. Any support for extensions in the browser part? It would be nice to be able to add in uBlock Origin, and probably a password manager extension rather than using your vault.
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by Bedon292 4y ago
I didn't get to check this out yesterday so a bit late to respond. While it is a very interesting product, the privacy policy is a little concerning. You mention collecting cookies and say they are commonly used as anonymous unique ide
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Time spent on 'work' is 8-10 hours most days. I try to mostly keep to a 9/80 schedule and take every other Friday off. But it depends, if something is particularly troubling me, then I won't stop and will go longer and I
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by Bedon292 4y ago
I was wondering the same thing. It seems like it is labeled weirdly since it is part of GitHub, but definitely was triple checking what was going on with that.
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Is it also trained on all of the Adobe Stock images which were created with Generative AIs in the first place? I think that could get into a messy spot too. It looks like there are already millions on there, not all of which is actually lab
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Determine current room is a step GPT-4 would take care of by looking at the surroundings. The one thing I wasn't sure it could do, was figure out the layout of the house and determine a route for that. And I would rather provide it wit
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by Bedon292 4y ago
The Boston Dynamics dog can open doors and things like that. It should be capable of performing all of the actions necessary to go get a beer. So I think it would be plausible to pull it all together, if you had enough money. It might take
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Honestly having it in the docs would seem much more interesting. From a user perspective, I try and figure something out and then ask for help right there. Vs having to go somewhere else and then publicly ask the question. And honestly from
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by Bedon292 4y ago
I did not mean output as in the actual result of running the code. I mean looking at two pieces of code that functionally may do the same thing but the code itself is written in a completely different style. One of the other differences I h
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by Bedon292 4y ago
I have had times where I have had to spend a great deal of effort to make the type checker happy. Finding exactly where to import the correct type from the library you are interacting with can be quite annoying at points. And it can be pain
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by Bedon292 4y ago
And in my experience, for most of those cases there are additional type libraries that correspond with them and it just needs to be installed separately if you want to use the types.
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Going in I was expecting a different take. For me type hints are great and just as important for the 'infrastructure' as they are for the 'business logic'. My default is using them everywhere possible now. So I don'
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by Bedon292 4y ago
I only started a week or two ago as well, and I had to go double check directly on the Ruff git repo to see if the extension was legit. I just couldn't believe the real one had so few installs.
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by Bedon292 4y ago
Interesting, I have had the opposite experience to that. I spend a lot of time in ArcGIS late 9.x. and early 10.x and QGIS is not even remotely intuitive to me. You can drop me in ArcGIS Desktop or Pro years later and I can still intuit how
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by Bedon292 4y ago
QGIS is always a little more difficult than expected. Even as someone with a masters in GIS, its still hard for me to remember where they put things or how to do it. Its extremely powerful but can be extremely frustrating too. GeoJSON is un
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by Bedon292 4y ago
I had not heard of Shutup 10 before, so thank you for this. Definitely keeping that in my toolbelt. Happy to report it works well on 11 and helped get a few settings that I hadn't found myself.
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by Bedon292 4y ago
I am not really a frontend person, but I don't think it should be too bad to implement a move counter that doesn't happen until you release the stone. Something like an onmouseup / touchend event.
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by Bedon292 4y ago
This would be great. It looks like at the top end there might be a third stone. So square, triangle, circle. And where they go on the board marked with the same shape would be very intuitive even with no color at all.

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