Iolaum

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by Iolaum 1y ago
Have you tried asking this question at an LLM? :p
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by Iolaum 1y ago
It's more likely that the free tier model will be a distilled lower parameter count model that will be cheap enough to run.
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by Iolaum 1y ago
> I would just like citizens to discover by experimenting for themselves with the search for this change and take note of it. I'm not sure that's reasonable. People's situation, skills, and interests vary.
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by Iolaum 1y ago
I think part of the value is customer acquisition rather than product.
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by Iolaum 1y ago
Even Better, they can use a smartphone app. We already have a battery-powered device that can emit radio signals in various frequencies!
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by Iolaum 2y ago
Maybe before building a social network, you should be able to share the result of an answer with another user, even if they have not paid/subscribed. Tried to share an answer to a colleague (who didn't have the paid version) and h
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by Iolaum 2y ago
What about spam filters? Both for incoming mail as well as your ability to not get flagged.
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by Iolaum 2y ago
A guess: They want to piggybank on existing branch of X so a feature tangentially related with it gets called X or X_y. Then X or X/X_y gets canned and you don't know what's what.
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by Iolaum 2y ago
Humans will always have a thing for human interaction (hopefully?). They may become more niche, but I don't see them going away. Just like board game cafes are a relatively niche thing but exist despite the dominance of video games.
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by Iolaum 2y ago
I find that having a fan working in the room helps a lot. It's not foolproof, but it helps in certain situations.
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by Iolaum 2y ago
Before the GPS era (military) planes had inertial navigation systems, why can't civilian planes have something like that as a backup until you get in range of a terrestrial navigation radio tower - those are still in use, right?
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by Iolaum 2y ago
What unpredictable things has Trump's administration done regarding states that were considered the US's adversaries before his administration took over?
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by Iolaum 2y ago
Given the satellite assets China has I doubt it's true that Taiwan blocks China's abilities to see attacks coming from behind Taiwanese island.
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by Iolaum 2y ago
Isn't starting a new Apple in China easier because buying electronic components there is much cheaper?
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by Iolaum 2y ago
Guess after DeepSeek-R1 using openai api's to distillate openAI models to train R1 they started looking more thoroughly into what their users are doing?
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by Iolaum 2y ago
Don't know what the NYT post says but the openAI report is about users of THEIR models.
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by Iolaum 2y ago
You can use math to check if that is a significant change.
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by Iolaum 2y ago
Time symmetry applies to the physical laws governing the universe, not the distribution of mass in it. For a simpler example look at Newton's 3 laws. They have time symmetry but still allow for things to move around!
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by Iolaum 2y ago
In those scales (cosmology+Field Theory) energy is derived and defined as the "thing" that is conserved after you apply time symmetry. Also you kinda want time symmetry in a physical system otherwise you have no guarantee that tod
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by Iolaum 2y ago
People have attention spans. If a warning is placed within a 2 page text they 'll likely see it. If it is hidden under a 20-page lawyer speak TOS document they will likely miss it.
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by Iolaum 2y ago
Boeing is being dysfunctional and uncompetitive lately. Why not let it succeed or fail on it's own accord? If it fails the government can auction the pieces to other companies that can actually deliver. This way the government gets to
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by Iolaum 2y ago
Not exactly. Everything in our body needs energy to maintain itself. It has to provide some value for the energy it consumes, otherwise not having it becomes an evolutionary advantage meaning evolution will gravitate towards it.
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by Iolaum 2y ago
Yes, Fedora Silverblue would be my recommendation for something balancing security but being mainstream enough. If you want more mainstream you could go with vanilla Fedora or some spins if you are opinionated about your desktop environment
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by Iolaum 2y ago
The ones who have family and friends that use it.
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by Iolaum 2y ago
You actually do, same thing he did with Twitter - just more of it.
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by Iolaum 2y ago
I would be curious if there are any accounts/reports of people working there - especially engineers - that could verify the claims of no alarm being raised when the first structural failures started showing up. It is often the case tha
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by Iolaum 2y ago
I m curious why you suggested KeePass instead of KeePassXC. It's been years since I compared them and ended on the latter. Also KeePassDX for android (there's an Iphone version to read db files as well) is a good recommendation. Y
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by Iolaum 2y ago
Even with gravity being "self interactive" can't we have stable particles ("gravitons"?) that behave like solitons do? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soliton
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by Iolaum 2y ago
It is a consequence of the Anna Karenina principle https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna_Karenina_principle
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by Iolaum 2y ago
While that's an interesting argument I don't this applies to the Fe-60 isotope. I don't think we know of an energy production process (fission or fusion) that would result in Fe-60 as a byproduct which would cater to the Silu

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