IAmNotACellist

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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
Do you not know how many of your tax dollars were already given to Ukraine?
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
I don't suppose this is open research and I can read about their model architecture?
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
Who said I ignore what he does?
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
Just a few weeks ago. Sadly I can't remember the specifics but meta-management toolchains are always a hard sell if what you currently have works and is Good Enough. mm is quite fast compared to anaconda, though not perfect. Maybe I&#x
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
Is uv better than micromamba? I tried using uv once and got some big ugly error I don't remember, and that was the end of that, whereas mm just worked (perhaps due to my familiarity). It was a project with the usual situation, i.e., to
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
WE aren't. I have a Model Y and still love it.
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
As a childhood user of QB45, VB, and then VC++, the whole .NET branding to me was confusing and abysmally explained, and I swear my gut reaction when I see it is that I still don't understand it. At the time it felt like a completely o
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
Surely this can't be because the Model Y (literally the best selling car in the world) just had a refresh announced that won't be available until March?
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
I can think of a few agencies that might be sweating. Or maybe it'll come out that it really was just a random nutjob. Or they'll redact something and conspiracy theorists will forever say that the crucial piece of evidence is con
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
I'm genuinely surprised the answer isn't a smug "Why would you want to do that?" a la any time I tried to get help when I had a Mac.
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
It's The Atlantic. They have no interest in being honest about the topic, telling you why the data is unavailable, or saying when it will be back (once they update the language that bookends the studies). The purpose is to make you ang
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
It's not that they get too much credit (people are excited about this tech and there will be frontrunners and winners), it's that they're a wrapper for llama.cpp and give no acknowledgement or credit to the FOSS that makes th
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
"Grey zone conflict" sounds a lot like our powers are upset they don't have the level of control over information that the adversary has. They want to be the ones to censor, suppress, and promote, rather than another country.
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
Too soon. I still tear up over LK-99
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
When those cameras first came out I said that of course the LEDs could be disabled with firmware only, and it was probably a government-mandated requirement to be able to do so, and I was called a conspiracy theorist. Well who's laughi
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
I'd agree the default user experience is shit (and I felt it was shit on old Twitter too). It's like a shotgun of shit at the wall to see what sticks. But once you engage with content you want (which can be entirely non-political
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
It's so user-friendly that you get banned for sharing any remotely controversial opinion. Just like the good old days of Twitter! Twitter/X is actually a balanced discourse site now. CNN even admitted that the party affiliation of
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
Don't leave us hanging, show us a weird computer!
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
Good point too. Things that the authors should've thought about.
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
So the Tesla Model Y has a lower fatal accident rate than sports cars, but they report it as Tesla overall having the highest fatal accident rate? Perhaps that's because _all_ the cars they make are stupid fast and heavy, and they don&
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
The fact that every child on the planet is religiously taught that the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell is all the evidence I need that we're upholding a primordial contractual agreement and these are the conditions to which
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
Basically: "First you put on the cooling garment, then you wriggle into the spacesuit, which is hard. Then you zip it up with a long extension cable." Not that detailed.
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
Plus they'll have increased the deficit by $7B by the time the ink dries on the tax payment check.
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
You think investment = trickle down economics? Is your 401k trickle down economics?
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
I can't imagine something more useless than an estate giving money to the US federal government rather than secreting it away via legal tax loopholes and re-investments in new industry.
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
Gaining information from a video (often just someone talking into their phone) feels like sucking a milkshake through a coffee stirrer compared to reading a forum post written by a human. Worse, you can't see how deep that milkshake is
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
What else would you expect from a skeevy backstabber who got kicked out of Kenya for refusing to stop scanning people's eyes in exchange for shitcoin crypto? He was building a global surveillance database with Worldcoin. Altman was fuc
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
That's the thing. You have to love that, and that's probably something only people who grew up watching YouTube can feel at a deep level. Generational divides happen like that often.
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
The following list contains only falsehoods: 1. You're wrong 2. Okay, you're right 3. Okay maybe you're right or wrong but certainly not both
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by IAmNotACellist 2y ago
"They bought their tickets, they knew what they were getting into. I say, let them crash."

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