CryptoBanker

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by CryptoBanker 1y ago
I've been using them for 4 years across enterprise level HDDs, personal HDDs, portable HDDs, never seen any issues or differences in experience other than speed.
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by CryptoBanker 1y ago
Open source alternatives such as OpenMediaVault are able to support virtually any hardware. That's no excuse for a company like Synology
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by CryptoBanker 1y ago
Unless you give it specific instructions it will google something and give you the AI generated summary as the answer
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by CryptoBanker 1y ago
That defeats the entire purpose of anonymously mingling your data with others’
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by CryptoBanker 1y ago
I disagree. I’ve used a M1 air as my daily driver at work for the last four years. It only ever truly throttles during periods where I’m running one build after another for ~half an hour plus. If anything, the limit on memory to 16GB is the
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by CryptoBanker 1y ago
Don't give them any ideas...
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by CryptoBanker 1y ago
If you can't backup your essential local data then self hosting isn't really ever an option for you
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by CryptoBanker 1y ago
Zen surprised me in a very pleasant way. They made major improvements in the last few months.
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by CryptoBanker 1y ago
Are you on a work computer/network? Your IT department may be blocking things as mine is
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by CryptoBanker 1y ago
>For me the main use is that I'm on o2 in the UK, but if in some dead spot with no signal I can flip the sim settings and connect via EE or whatever. Why not just get an EE SIM if that's your main use?
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by CryptoBanker 1y ago
Japan loves that stuff inside their homes, but in public , silence is a rule that trumps all others.
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by CryptoBanker 1y ago
In China there might not be people peeing in the subway, but when I was there a couple years ago there were plenty of people (especially children) peeing in the streets
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by CryptoBanker 1y ago
Except now we’re back to one of the main points of the article - modern airliners cost billions of dollars to develop and certify, and GA aircraft will never get that level of investment.
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by CryptoBanker 1y ago
Existing contracts have zero bearing on what a court may and may not order.
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by CryptoBanker 1y ago
Right, because companies always follow the letter of their contracts.
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by CryptoBanker 1y ago
Doesn't matter when Coinbase still got exploited
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by CryptoBanker 1y ago
> LLMs already write better prose than 95% of humans and models like o3 reason better than 90% of humans on many tasks. Except except lawyers are ~.4%[1] of the population in the United States, so that 95% isn’t very impressive [1] http
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by CryptoBanker 1y ago
Russia is the successor state to the USSR
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
Kagi browser on iOS somehow supports both Firefox and Chrome extensions
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
I guess if you really believe it’s an option
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
Unfortunately for us Americans, that is
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
A LLM is not a person. That is the legal difference...until we have Citizens United v2
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
If it’s actually available, it can’t be that much worse than R1 which currently only completes a response about 50% of the time for me.
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
You are literally debating something that hasn't happened yet. The death penalty example was just that, an example
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
Please...it didn't even kill the TV franchise. There's already one spinoff out with a second one in the works.
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
Or it’s a chance to be “fair”
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
You act as if individuals and a mob are mutually exclusive. Who do you think makes up a mob?
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
So is it fine when China does it, just not when the U.S. does it?
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
If it fails enough times and you have to return enough items…well, Amazon has been known to ban people for that. If you have an AWS account created before 2017, am Amazon ban means an AWS ban
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by CryptoBanker 2y ago
To say that Miami was a democratic stronghold is not really accurate. They've leaned Democrat recently, but the margins haven't been that high, and they've been decreasing for a number of elections now.

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