IronWolve

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by IronWolve 2y ago
And if you ask a question, someone says "Read the Manpages"
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by IronWolve 2y ago
I've seen code that works well for a piece of middleware, but when the stack is complete, testing the entire stack is always done with perfect data. An entire stack failing due to a piece of the stack for so many reasons is so common.
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by IronWolve 2y ago
Never heard of Super Flower power supplies, are they any good? Interesting they rate them as their best in class for their builds.
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by IronWolve 2y ago
Driving in montana before the state implemented a max speed, I'd have my cruise control set at 100 mph. I remember seeing limos pass me like I was sitting still. I miss those days.
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by IronWolve 2y ago
It ain't just twitter that has armchair experts that are rude. Most social media sites allow this behavior. So many replies with horrible posts "your doing it wrong", "read the docs", etc. I've seen so many cor
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by IronWolve 2y ago
Might be a mix of supply chain and slow production of the Lyriq, theres what like only over 1000 for sale in the US. Seems getting replacement parts without a warranty is a major problem for EVs
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For 279 days, GM has failed to deliver Cadillac EV Lyriq bumper to customer(nj.com)
2 points by IronWolve 2y ago|2 comments
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Dousing flames with low-frequency sound waves(physicsworld.com)
5 points by IronWolve 2y ago|0 comments
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by IronWolve 2y ago
We had like, tech layoffs, 264,220 in 2023 to 150,034 in 2024. I know a few tech people who are still unemployed after numerous layoffs. And, I also know of entire departments that are all H1B at multiple fortune 500 companies, so don'
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by IronWolve 2y ago
Many LLM's already have that information, and will tell you if you jailbreak it or use an abliterated model.
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by IronWolve 2y ago
I'll prob always do side projects even when retired, since I am really interested in AI projects. But I'll work for myself at my remote cabin with starlink, garden, and raising some dogs. Cheaper cost of living too.
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by IronWolve 2y ago
No answers in that thread, here's an example, ymmv. 1. Convert the pst to a single txt file with bitrecover. 2. Download AnythingLLM (RAG) + ollama or lm-studio for local. (or use cloud) 3. Import the text file.
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by IronWolve 2y ago
I switched to amazon pharmacy, I get 90 days delivered in mail at 1/3rd the price, and only 1 co-pay vs 3 co-pays, and higher prices. Plus the local rite aid has had supply issues.
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by IronWolve 2y ago
Wow, this channel is amazing, so many good history videos on tech. Thanks!
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Nuclear reactor funded/built by Genshin Impact developer miHoYo is operational(sportskeeda.com)
5 points by IronWolve 2y ago|1 comments
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by IronWolve 2y ago
Strange the article doesnt mention Globalstar partnership for the SOS emergency service as the sat provider.
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by IronWolve 2y ago
Be interesting if someone makes a nice recommendation engine (search) that does trending of real videos by views/votes, not fake hand picked curated trending like yt. Seems like people are finally annoyed at being controlled on what th
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by IronWolve 2y ago
We always been missing good 3rd party search/trending for online videos. I've been using a youtube frontend called pockettube, where I could make lists(channels) for content I like, without youtube forcing me what to watch. Exampl
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by IronWolve 2y ago
Always wondered why nobody did more tracing for latency in unneeded/excessive read syscalls. The amount of directories linux binaries search for files is amazing. Its not just snap, most binaries are excessive in reads, ballpark, 20-30
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by IronWolve 2y ago
Its does have some problems, biggest I see right now is context length which makes secondary questions hallucinate and give bad instructions. Its biggest bonus is Realtime data using x posts/comments, been able to ask about trending in
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Canadian Based Lion Electric Nears Bankruptcy After $177M QC/$30M Fed Investment(financialpost.com)
2 points by IronWolve 2y ago|0 comments
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Oshkosh Only Delivers 93/3000 EV USPS Trucks, Hit by Supply/Manufacturing Issues(postaltimes.com)
3 points by IronWolve 2y ago|0 comments
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by IronWolve 2y ago
I've been using x.ai for real time questions on news, figured why not just ask about the viral NJ drone news since it has real time data of people chatting about it.
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I asked x.ai what drone is likely flying over NJ, it said the PteroDynamics XP-4 [video](youtube.com)
6 points by IronWolve 2y ago|2 comments
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by IronWolve 2y ago
I think he hits on a good point, businesses that shake up the industry are under attack by the government and thus banks. Crypto and crypto jobs are the biggest threat. Any threat to business/corporate regulation is going to get hit t
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by IronWolve 2y ago
If your doing 1080p, looks like a good price per fps. But at 1440p like other mid cards, its a "maybe". Would be nice if 16gig mem was the default to give some future headroom and for people wanting to do AI.
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by IronWolve 2y ago
You are correct, states that are heavily against gun ownership and have many laws to punish gun owners with limits on functions, looks and arbitrary restrictions means you are already a possible future criminal. Just putting a sticker on yo
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by IronWolve 2y ago
You can legally make your own firearms. It's a right that predates modern technology, which simply makes it more accessible. The term "ghost gun" is designed to mislead and promote unnecessary gun control by framing a legal p
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by IronWolve 2y ago
This makes it sound like OpenAI is the key to all AI space. I thought googles Gemini AI was beating openai in benchmarks, and it only runs on googles cloud.
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by IronWolve 2y ago
Find the manager or replacement manager who bought it, who owns it inside the corp. If the internal cost owner left the company, the PO department might be emailing them for confirmation with no replies. Send an email/letter to their

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