InvertedRhodium

8 ms·

91.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
I’m sold, just bought a license - we just deployed our first multi cluster application and constantly switching contexts has started to drive me up the wall. Thanks!
92.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
Lying is such a fundamental part of human psychology that we lie to ourselves without even knowing we're doing it, and children learn to lie without any instructions. I wouldn't go so far as to say that it's instinctual, but
93.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
Furthering religious beliefs is a bonafide charitable act here in NZ, not just the assumption of non profit status. They don’t to feed the hungry, clothe the poor or do anything beyond converting other people to their religion in order to
94.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
Given that literally every person alive lies about some things, I'm not sure how much value that observation brings to the discussion.
95.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
If your behaviour would somehow be considered unacceptable when the camera isn’t rolling, then yes, I could see that constraining someone’s actions. I don’t see that as a negative though.
96.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
It’s not stellarium, but I’ve got a DarkSkys DS1 and bought my parents a FX model and they both have far higher fidelity in the image displayed due to using chrome disks instead of a screen. It looks better than anything I’ve ever seen at h
97.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
I drive an EV every day in NZ, but even when I went on a road trip through Arizona/Nevada/California I rented a petrol car simply to avoid the additional overhead of having to worry about the availability of charging infrastructur
98.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
Highways require significant ongoing maintenance - I wouldn’t be surprised to find that the cost of maintenance over the lifetime of the road exceeds the cost to build it in the first place. Particularly if the country in question relies he
99.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
I really enjoy this video, which is set in a theoretical future where just what you describe eventuated: https://youtu.be/O-2tpwW0kmU
100.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
Consequences and punishment are different concepts, I support the death penalty in the case of egregious acts primarily from the perspective of cost and efficiency of removing an unacceptable risk to society. I don’t need to see them tortur
101.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
Disk performance can be a problem under WSL2, I ended up switching to Workstations after running into this issue: https://github.com/microsoft/WSL/issues/4197
102.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
No more than I would be afraid that a person I’m having a conversation with could be wrong.
103.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
Depends which model you're in - I have the performance version which has stiffer suspension and makes for a less comfortable ride. My friends has a new LR model that is noticeably smoother.
104.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
Using the incorrect octane fuel is one way, it’ll seriously shorten the engines lifetime but will probably take months to become obvious.
105.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
I do the same, even 3d printed containers to perfectly fit all my fastners in a single drawer. About 3 months ago I managed to pull that drawer out of the toolbox and spill everything over the garage floor. I wish I had a sorter for that da
106.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
They've been pulling at least one a month out of my local river for the past 8 years or so.
107.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
Yes - hence why we have codified laws that specifically prohibit it in most countries around the world.
108.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
No one is forcing the advertiser to offer their resources for your use, so why would anyone feel the need to justify it?
109.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
Without strict parking enforcement, placing the EV chargers in prime parking positions just leads to them being used as general car park spots instead.
110.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
For me, it's usually trying to rapidly justify the existence of whatever Rube Goldberg machine I'm having to explain. There's always reasons behind the madness, even if they're not particularly good ones.
111.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
I use FreeAgent too, though it does have some limitations (for example, it only supports straight line depreciation over up to 7 years at a fixed percentage, and doesn't support diminishing value at all) the fact they don't force
112.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
I'm 20 years deep in at least every-other-day usage (since I was 16), with breaks whenever I have to travel for work. Honestly the idea of quitting is a bit scary. The only saving grace is that I've very rarely been a day-smoker (
113.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
Regarding the fast talkimg - as I understand it, points are deducted heavily if you fail to address the entirety of the oppositions position, so it often devolves into verbal diarrhea where one position will attempt to overwhelm the other w
114.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
In your opinion, how does the "hallucination" issue differ from the same behaviour we see in humans? I don't claim or believe that any LLM is actually intelligent. It just seems that we (at least on an individual basis) can a
115.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
That won't be the case forever, so what then?
116.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
In the same way that any forum hosting user-generated content around a specific topic is a subreddit, sure. /b/, for example. And when you think about it, a subreddit is pretty analogous to a Usenet usergroup.
117.
by InvertedRhodium 3y ago
> I just don't think society currently has an appetite for a $3000 product that gives the wearer visual superpowers (that is the promise after all) and is an impossible to ignore distinction between classes. Entire industries are bu
118.
by InvertedRhodium 4y ago
The value of the Lira dropped by 44% in 2021 alone, and is expected to be as low as 70% by the end of 2022. So the use of fiat currency in Lebanon seems kind of on par with BTC in that respect.
119.
by InvertedRhodium 4y ago
Personal satisfaction and relative advantage?
120.
by InvertedRhodium 4y ago
What a one sided take - there's no reason that both can't be real problems.

More ›