HDBaseT

19 ms·

361.
by HDBaseT 4mo ago
There is plenty of companies already firing people due because of AI, or at least, that's why they proclaim. There is also plenty of freelance / artistry type people who would of had work before (i.e creating Halloween, mothers da
362.
by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Why would you want to double the survival time for cancer cells?
363.
by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Sucks this film had exclusivity rights for different cinemas.
364.
by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Iron Lung was pretty shit though.
365.
by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Whilst true, you can pretty easily assume and validate the result of that command.
366.
by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Surely we could of just used some basic Bluetooth fingerprinting and reveal the MAC Address of the Bluetooth device, then realize its a speaker...
367.
by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Genuine question, what could the FBI actually do? I understand that the United States is actually a puppet for Israel, although the name on a Bluetooth device isn't really breaking any laws? It's not calling harm to someone, its n
368.
by HDBaseT 4mo ago
How exactly do we know it was in checked luggage vs carry on luggage compartment. Without tools, its not exactly easy to point-point a Bluetooth signal. Nor are passengers meant to be roaming around the aircraft whilst in flight (i.e to acc
369.
by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Yeah, you can 100% rename select JBL Speakers. I don't see why people are hung up on this. Imagine even just 2 or 3 of the same model "JBL SpeakerName" nearby, how would you know whos is whos? Renaming is common.
370.
by HDBaseT 4mo ago
In Australia, you place your carry on luggage onto a tray and it passes through an xray machine, at the same time, you walk through a metal detector. Takes about 30 seconds depending on the line. It still feels incongruent with the reality
371.
by HDBaseT 4mo ago
If I do nothing all day, eat slop all day, is it still worth taking creatine?
372.
by HDBaseT 4mo ago
Yeah, despite using Google still. I just say "Search". "Let me just search that up for you" Both work perfectly fine.
373.
by HDBaseT 4mo ago
The incentive (for Spotify) is to make you consume the least amount of media, since every stream requires CDN and Bandwidth costs, plus royalties.
374.
by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Not even close, column 16,384 ends at XFD. [0]. [0] - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/4888467/...
375.
by HDBaseT 5mo ago
The question is, does Iran have access to the same backdoors? Unlike Israel / United States, who invented (forced) the backdoors into the technology, Iran wouldn't have direct access to this.
376.
by HDBaseT 5mo ago
It sounds like you have no clue what you're talking about. The people in real life who say ChatGBT or similar are either so out of the loop the technology doesn't even matter to them, or simply are just stupid. There is no way a p
377.
by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Tangential, but I'm partially surprised Anthropic hasn't released an image model, even something basic to complement their offering.
378.
by HDBaseT 5mo ago
You'll love Deepseek V4 Pro w/ High thinking.
379.
by HDBaseT 5mo ago
There is plenty of artists making music analogous to 80's and 90's classics. Not to mention millions of 80's and 90's songs she's never heard. I constantly find myself discovering new 90s Boombap, Hip Hop beats and
380.
by HDBaseT 5mo ago
We have more wars on-going right now than any other point in history, excluding World Wars. I don't think we are doing very well in preventing "large scale" conflict between World Powers. Russia v. Ukraine war has half a mill
381.
by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Maybe not a million, although having a few million, even just in a bank account earning moderate interest (4.5% PA) is easily enough to retire forever.
382.
by HDBaseT 5mo ago
TOOL concerts (minus ones at music festivals) typically restrict phone usage for this exact reason. Maynard lets everyone record the last song and 99% of people respect the request for no phones. It's not even disrespectful for the ban
383.
by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Why though? If production can reach high enough levels, why not sell overseas?
384.
by HDBaseT 5mo ago
No such thing, unless you don't value privacy and being raped by technology.
385.
by HDBaseT 5mo ago
For years at work I've been just using Cinebench as a hand warmer on various Macbooks.
386.
by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Agreed. Not to mention, week on week more and more tokens are being processed via OpenRouter. [0]. The number keeps going up, with no end in sight in my opinion, if the China models continue offering cheaper inference, whilst tailing behind
387.
by HDBaseT 5mo ago
I switch models all the time. /model in OpenCode There is no "moat" for me. Using the standard chat applications as a normal conversational/question has a little bit of moat as its able to cross reference existing conve
388.
by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Meanwhile a lot of people don't make consistent money on the stock market. If it was "that simple" everyone would be making money on the stock market, but its not.
389.
by HDBaseT 5mo ago
Do you want to ban sports in the same fell swoop?
390.
by HDBaseT 5mo ago
It's only Cloudflare IPs, its only the most popular reverse proxy and CDN provider on the internet. Only a mere 20%+ of internet traffic traverses via Cloudflare.

More ›