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by HPsquared 2mo ago
Not the most economical manufacturing process, it has to be said.
92.
by HPsquared 2mo ago
It's engineering management I suppose.
93.
by HPsquared 2mo ago
Power consumption and latency are very important on mobile
94.
by HPsquared 2mo ago
All that trickles is not slop.
95.
by HPsquared 2mo ago
They may import the cars, but now they don't need to import the fuel.
96.
by HPsquared 2mo ago
Bite-identical?
97.
by HPsquared 2mo ago
This is one upside of the digital panopticon, I guess.
98.
by HPsquared 2mo ago
They don't even say what the ingredients are.
99.
by HPsquared 2mo ago
They are a cooked stew; the ingredients have already been chopped and mixed together. You can add things, yes, but you can't inspect the ingredients.
100.
by HPsquared 2mo ago
Value is subjective, though. If you actually gave people an ultimatum to stop using AI tools for a year, with a negotiable price, I wonder what that would come out at. Many other personal goods are like this, they are valued highly but do n
101.
by HPsquared 2mo ago
Falling prices is a good thing for anyone not in debt. That's almost nobody today though, I suppose.
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
Model weights are literally a compressed blob of binary data. The end result of a compilation process.
103.
by HPsquared 2mo ago
Compiling source code also takes computing resources, only the scale is different. It's a very close analogy: source code with training data, and compiled binaries with model weights. The weights are literally a binary blob.
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by HPsquared 2mo ago
Defamation is a civil thing though, isn't it?
105.
by HPsquared 2mo ago
Freedom to put whatever you want in the EULA.
106.
by HPsquared 2mo ago
The temperatures aren't high enough to do that (or air cooling) efficiently enough. Some experimental designs for high temperature operation would have that as a possibility (e.g. molten salt reactor designs). I think a Chinese researc
107.
by HPsquared 2mo ago
Making it require air (or some other kinetic / transport process) would help with that. E.g. zinc-air battery.
108.
by HPsquared 2mo ago
The GCC is an OSS project, after all.
109.
by HPsquared 2mo ago
Simply making something illegal will reduce it by 99%.
110.
by HPsquared 2mo ago
I wonder how much of the "shoes used to last longer" thing is down to individuals getting older and heavier over time. Also time perception changes with age. It's probably still true, though.
111.
by HPsquared 2mo ago
Having a degree itself used to be a pretty good measure of something, and now it's pretty meaningless. (Unless you don't have one of course)
112.
by HPsquared 2mo ago
Also make sure the door operates smoothly and is well-aligned.
113.
by HPsquared 2mo ago
Then you have to deal with the combinatorial complexity of interactions between each splinter.
114.
by HPsquared 2mo ago
I think we are living in a temporary window where the volume of bureaucracy hasn't caught up with token processing rates. In a few years it'll be increased, I'm sure.
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by HPsquared 3mo ago
Very cool, reminds of protein folding.
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by HPsquared 3mo ago
That's probably the reason bare IP addresses are associated with sketchy stuff.
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by HPsquared 3mo ago
Mathematics has a lot of knowledge points that do connect to the "real world" very deeply, but perhaps the nature of their linkage to other mathematical pieces of knowledge is best left to the mathematicians. But we can still use
118.
by HPsquared 3mo ago
Good old "win-win-lose"
119.
by HPsquared 3mo ago
That gets a whimsy pass for the recreational tilt.
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by HPsquared 3mo ago
AHA as in American Heart Association. Not "Aha! Journals" (which would be a rather corny name for a scientific publisher)

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