Dylan16807

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by Dylan16807 10mo ago
Are you just complaining about ruby in general? I don't see how "control" or "purge away old developers" has any connection to bundler.
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by Dylan16807 10mo ago
You can get a similar level of protection against evil maids by requiring a wipe to downgrade.
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by Dylan16807 10mo ago
Well the idea in the earlier comment is that a 2x rep difference isn't very much to be the difference between "low" and "high". It's not disputing that you can get a difference, but saying the study didn&#x2
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by Dylan16807 10mo ago
> I feel like I would definitely notice if I went from 12 to 25 reps on any exercise I do. To be clear, the implication is that 12 and 25 have different weights so they tire you the same amount. Do you think it would be a very strongly
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by Dylan16807 10mo ago
They've supported 4K for so long that I'd be surprised if they don't have enough boards capable of 1920 height. And even then, why make it 1080 wide? I feel like there's more going on. And maybe it's related to sho
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by Dylan16807 10mo ago
I'm not going to switch to piracy to avoid some gray market sketchiness, as long as the keys don't seem to be stolen.
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by Dylan16807 10mo ago
Either way it's a hell of a lot less than $200 in that situation.
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by Dylan16807 10mo ago
If you're rendering a videogame without antialiasing, they are. If you used a camera or a GUI to generate your pixels, they are not point samples.
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by Dylan16807 10mo ago
It's not a good analogy at all, because of what they said about mundane hardware. They're specifically not talking about any kind of ridiculous wattage situation, they're talking about single GPUs that need fewer watts than
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by Dylan16807 10mo ago
Okay, but this has vanishingly little to do with the comment chain you replied to, which was about energy efficiency.
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by Dylan16807 10mo ago
> The customers time is not flexible like that. A lot of the super expensive queries are flexible. Especially the agentic coding ones. And higher use naturally follows the sun anyway. > And every second GPU is not working, it's
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by Dylan16807 10mo ago
Refusing service (and showing a fake status screen) is in the same ballpark, but dieselgate is a much closer match. They couldn't avoid being put under test, so they had separate behavior based on whether heuristics said it was in a t
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by Dylan16807 10mo ago
It's not pedantic in this context unless you already have a way to set up fresh seed teeth.
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by Dylan16807 10mo ago
Level 3 lets you ignore the road until the car beeps at you, at which point you have a few seconds to get ready to take over. FSD is level 2. You have to be constantly on the lookout.
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by Dylan16807 10mo ago
Referrals usually have a contract. I don't know what went wrong in this situation, but in general those systems are just as legally binding.
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by Dylan16807 10mo ago
I don't personally want to get into that kind of betting, but in theory... If I had bet that purchasable Teslas wouldn't have level 3 or level 4 driving by 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025 I wou
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by Dylan16807 10mo ago
More than half of US households have multiple cars. The market that can handle a limited-range car is enormous; most of those households and many single car households too. And the existence of range anxiety doesn't change that.
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by Dylan16807 10mo ago
> Leveraging an existing monetised readership for referral credits isn’t “work”. > Is it fraud if he paid $0 for non-existent roadsters? How do you think readership gets monetised in the first place? The biggest way is ads, which inc
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by Dylan16807 10mo ago
Is there something you'd prefer the shoddy beginnings of a Dyson sphere be doing? I understand thinking it would be a terrible idea in many ways, but in this scenario I think the only thing an "eco-terrorist" accomplishes is
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by Dylan16807 10mo ago
> That's a weird way to describe "enough democratic senators dissented from the party line to let a CR pass". It's not believing they actually dissented.
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by Dylan16807 10mo ago
Did you skip the "back a million photos" part? That's at least 3 copies of every file, spread across your group. If you want maximum safety you can add a local backup too, which isn't much more money. You don't n
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by Dylan16807 11mo ago
Some of them might literally want no color correction and still expect it to look like real life, and that expectation is wrong. Some of them might want the most accurate generic mapping, accepting the consequences, and that's reasona
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by Dylan16807 11mo ago
It was caused by the code around it, but the actual CPU cycles stalled out in the assembly language, making it much harder to find the problem. Is how I understood the post. Anyway there's noting wrong with rust FFI. The overhead wa
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by Dylan16807 11mo ago
The average person can easily understand "the copy looks worse when it could look identical". The issue is not even thinking to check. And I bet most of them do care, even if it's not caring a lot .
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by Dylan16807 11mo ago
It's only a risk for anyone loaning to the company, and they're choosing to make those loans despite the risk. Having an LLC doesn't get you much special protection. You could make equivalent contracts with some assets secur
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by Dylan16807 11mo ago
For $125, which is also about the price of one year of cloud storage, you can get a hard drive big enough to store half a million photos and also back up a million photos. It probably won't ever go over $200. And the hardware to serve
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by Dylan16807 11mo ago
I'm counting power loss as a type of being unplugged for that loose statement, even if technically they're different.
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by Dylan16807 11mo ago
For your first question, the LLM someone built in Minecraft can handle simple conversations with 5 million weights, mostly 8 bits. I doubt it would be able to make good use of a large context window, though.
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by Dylan16807 11mo ago
They probably do know what they're asking for, they're just using an ambiguous word.
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by Dylan16807 11mo ago
Linear encoding doesn't change the max brightness of the monitor. More importantly, the camera isn't recording blinding brightness in the first place! It'll say those pixels are pure white, which is probably a few hundred or

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