Kerbonut

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by Kerbonut 2y ago
I've done the same thing with Pi 3Bs/4s basically for the same reasons. I definitely ran into the limitations of the SDCards and set up USB drives and NAS storage class for better performance. I ended up running my own docker regi
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by Kerbonut 2y ago
If there's interference, could you do something like when using 7 repetition for each bit, take whatever 5 of 7 is, e.g. 1111100 is 1 and 1100000 is 0.
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by Kerbonut 2y ago
No way Microsoft could be this inept… could they?
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by Kerbonut 2y ago
Are the pages complete images (scanned document) or is it 100mb of text with some images (graphs etc.) mixed in?
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by Kerbonut 2y ago
> was obviously not meant by the creator as a serious performance claim. Clock speed is not performance much like voltage is not power.
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by Kerbonut 2y ago
Ever hear of Penny Wise and Pound Foolish?
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by Kerbonut 2y ago
What if Mars collided with Earth and that's what killed Mars and transferred life to Earth and also made the moon?
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by Kerbonut 2y ago
What if it sleeps for 8 hours every 16 hours and during that sleep period, it updates its weights with whatever knowledge it learned that day? Then it doesn't need $1B of compute every 3 months, it would use the $1B of compute for 8 ho
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by Kerbonut 2y ago
Just run the last version that supports X11?
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by Kerbonut 2y ago
They added it back in as an optional thing for child accounts managed in a family in messages. It sure sounds like it's AI based and not hash based in this case.
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by Kerbonut 2y ago
Per the articles I read, they did more than label training data. They also did other things to facilitate the checkout process. They didn't get into what those things were however. > "Associates may also validate a small minori
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by Kerbonut 2y ago
There were a ton of games already available on TI-84 Plus because the ones from TI-83 ran on it. ticalc.org had a ton of them.
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by Kerbonut 2y ago
You're essentially mixing units. "2 out of 20" does not match with "first try". I would have liked to see you run all of them for 20 and added comments in addition like "this got it right on the first try"
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by Kerbonut 2y ago
Pretty lite reading. I was expecting some actual useful things beyond secure your system 101. Closest we got was check for jailbreak attacks… seriously? Why not design for jailbreak in mind so it doesn’t matter what they can get the AI to a
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by Kerbonut 2y ago
I dream of having a BTFS that will fix my "damaged" media files. E.g. ones I media shift, if my disk was scratched and portions are missing, or if the codec options I picked suck, it could download the "damaged" portions
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
Get a USB-C magnetic breakaway adapter and you shouldn't have concerns damaging the port. Mildly annoyingly will probably breakaway while you're jogging occasionally but at least it shouldn't damage the port.
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
I have a 1200 GB cap on my cable internet since 2020. Prior to that there was no cap. Now I have to either use my ISP's modem, double my monthly payment, or pay $10 per GIG beyond the cap.
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
Jellyfin has an Apple TV app called Swiftfin. It works decently well.
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
Let's take that a step farther and have the drone implement direct coupling and charge while flying near the power lines.
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
If I was the power distribution owner I would not trust the drone meters. Probably would need some type of load profiling on the distribution side, then all the drone has to do is authenticate a valid customer id for billing.
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
What is Infuse?
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
Next do power tools manufacturers for purposefully making incompatible battery packs and printer manufacturers for incompatible ink cartridges.
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
You would still be willing to pay $1 if it got it wrong 10% of the time, or if it got 10% of the information wrong every time?
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
Great, now do data caps.
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
How close are we to this technology replacing RPA?
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
Could it be the rate of expansion is not constant?
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
I have strong feelings in the opposite direction.
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
Throwing another one out there… Azure Data Studio is finally matured and has extensions for MySQL and PostgreSQL.
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
Google has been A/B testing filters. I had it for a single search before it was gone never to be found again.
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by Kerbonut 3y ago
What if it’s contamination in the extraction or measurement equipment?

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