Ekaros

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by Ekaros 3mo ago
I do believe efficiency gains have been significant. Not as big as with industrial revolution but still effective. Does not mean that some of these gains have not been wasted or there has not been in sense waste introduced to waste excess p
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
And experiences come from the bulliest of bull markets. Where most people who bet on large sector are winners. Past performance is most likely future performance if things go south...
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
Yeah I have understood intellectuals are more so on the soft end. Where as nerds would be more so on hard end. Engineering, physics, math and such. Where numbers or at least trivia reign supreme.
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
The criteria might also be throughput. That is moving maximum number of passengers in which case total travel time is likely much better metric than wait time.
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
I think most of these sort of data sets are considered trade secrets. They are certainly recorded and even stored. But as they could give competitive edge between manufacturers they are not publicly shared. And access to them would mean bui
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
It is just the reality that LLMs are not superior for this purpose. They are most likely very much inferior. There is no need to use language models for something that involve no language. I feel weirded each time LLMs are suggested for any
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
Because lower point is temperature of certain chemical reaction. And upper end is body temperature... Oh wait... Yeah it is bad scale.
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
Wouldn't 256 in proper tablespoons be 3840 ml?
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
Every single component in NAS which breaking stops operation is single point of failure. So should those all too be socket mounted?
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
I more so view it as standardisation of product. A product where there was not that much to change with. Your 60W lightbulb from any maker would produce similar amount light, consume same power and thus have similar lifespan. Maybe they cou
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
Memory chips failing to me sounds like extremely bizarre fear. Memory has been extremely reliable for long time now. It is much more likely any other component on same mainboard failing than memory.
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
Someone cheapened out is my guess. Group dispatch. That is having multiple elevators communicating with each other is added feature or was added box. Don't want to pay the extra. Don't get that feature. In general my understanding
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
It is reasonable if you either have low load say a residential building where lift is often idle. Or low number of floors where travel times in either case are short.
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
Most likely not. I think all the big players have been using more traditional ML approaches for years. Then again someone new might go there and fail miserably.
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
GU5.3 is 12V standard socket. Then there is G4 but they probably have some issues as well in wrong place. Probably some others, it really is a mess.
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
It really sounds like market manipulation... But oh well it is the biggest boys doing it so it can't be that illegal... Free markets and everything for them right?
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
Yeah, I would question that part. On other hand I would not as them risk being able to sue worth it. Which use of LLMs could very well result in.
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
I think fundamental issue is that only people who want power, money or influence get involved at highest levels. For rest operating at grass roots or slightly higher and having local impact is more important. Farther you move from there mor
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
FIFA is just upholding western values. Profit, exploitation and money over everything else. They with FIA and likes are just showing the world what truly matters for western world.
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
Maybe at least wait until we have some actually superior options available and not some crusty 50 year old collections of out-dated ideas...
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
And even then. I might question if what is rendered and then OCR is same as humans see on their screens... I am pretty sure there will be some tricks to change things enough for computer to get something different from humans.
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
Why not instead focus on issues that cause people to choose to become shooters? Isn't that the fundamental issue. Not the tools used?
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
Headers, footers, notes, comments, alt text, probably dozen of other features. Documents often are lot more than just markdown so properly to support everything you do have a lot of ways to hide text for various use cases.
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
It is cool to be one using them. It is infinitely less cool to be one receiving it. Possibly everywhere consistently... Up your face possibly. Or your family members face...
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
I actually doubt that. My understanding is that original was not written work but oral...
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
That is why I said taxes. Not just income tax. And really why should not 4 year old get to decide? How come you think it is right to discriminate against them based on their age? As you said there is no limit on those with limited mental fa
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
Also they might not be as smart as they have made out to be. This time it seems they might be spending more to capture market than the market is worth. Still, there are plenty of people who take their cut of the money on the way. So at leas
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
Some religions and cultures are more accepted than others. I don't think that works for less accepted groups. People are very intolerant in general. And they are especially not intolerant of those who are intolerant... Silence is alway
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
Vote is mechanism to decide who gets to distribute those taxes. It seems reasonable that those who contribute get to decide. If they decide to give support fine. If not well... Then again I suppose it would be fine too if voters decided to
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by Ekaros 3mo ago
Well you could have stronger constitutional protections. Say certain changes needing unanimous support from voters in referendum. Would lock in things, but would remove risks. And USA already disallows voting based on age. And somehow lot o

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