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4y ago
I train models 24/7 right now and PLEASE do not use AWS for it. You're going to pay out of your backside for it. Better alternatives: Google Colab, Paperspace Gradient, Lambdalabs Cloud, Vultr GPU instances Colab will give you a T
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4y ago
This is an absolutely wonderful tool and I’m going to sign up immediately. May I ask if the data stored is encrypted?
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4y ago
Definitely not the Air
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4y ago
Lol, yeah, sure. Just like Alexa and Nest have "very strict controls on user data and most definitely not remote access to recordings"
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4y ago
Escitalopram is specifically prescribed for anxiety disorder at least in my country of residence. I think it’s considered one of the top options for GAD/panic disorder generally. Did wonders for my anxiety too.
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4y ago
Just telling the story because I thought it fitted into the conversation, I don't really agree with his decision or would call him a friend haha.
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I met a guy living in Brazil once while I was staying at a hotel for work, he said he moved there specifically because he had enough of the governments reach into his personal matters. Two days later, his (Brazilian) bank started to withhol
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4y ago
How did they manage to intercept him at the airport? Are there lists for suspected criminals?
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4y ago
https://www.mpg.de/8426203/escitalopram-brain
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4y ago
Not comment OP but I got off recently after about 1.5 years - still very happy :) Although admittedly I did have some infrequent spouts of rebound symptoms for a few weeks, but those were pretty manageable. Also, kind of happy to be off it
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4y ago
Funnily enough the one I used to take (Escitalopram) apparently has been found to begin permanently altering brain function after only a few hours of first ingestion. I was pretty happy with it. No pun intended
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4y ago
Not questioning this happening, at all, but it's so unbelievably idiotic to me. It's not like queer people pay less rent or are by default bad tenants.
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4y ago
Wtf? Landlords are kicking out queer people for being queer? I can’t imagine any possible and reasonable explanation for them to do that. In any case, nice project
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4y ago
More or less, but the creator is much more interested in patents and trademarks and selling API access for mind-boggling cost. It's obvious it's just snake oil.
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4y ago
... if that's true, that's a pretty mind-boggling fact considering what the common bias is.
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4y ago
What I meant is, I wouldn't be surprised if the actual intelligence agencies themselves had much more crazy projects going on.
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4y ago
Damn, even most of what we know is already a decade old information. I wouldn’t be surprised if the intelligence agencies had much more crazy new projects going on the last few years. I also suspect there will be a point in the future where
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4y ago
I agree the response sounds like a bad excuse, but what could possibly be a reason for doing this on purpose in the first place?
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4y ago
Shocking, lol. I guess if you live under a rock..
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You can still see the downvotes with a browser add-on. But yes, I'm also quite disturbed this by this absolutely idiotic decision.
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Of course . The M1 is already lightyears ahead of any kind of other past Macbook model. I have the Air M1 (that doesnt even have active cooling) and it's blazingly fast in anything I throw at it. Granted, maybe it's a valid consi
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4y ago
Awesome, denial and distortion of science, just what we need on HN.
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4y ago
I run a Nextcloud instance on a $15 dedicated Atom server, 2x2TB of RAID-1, fully encrypted, with in-file OCR full text search and external backup (compressed and encrypted to Coldline) plug-ins, completely replaces Google Drive or iCloud a
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4y ago
Almost a GB for a chat application? I definitely see a problem there..
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4y ago
I second the first users sentiment. Things are going to change permanently into all eternity, better and better solutions come around, existing solutions get better and better - I would love reading a blog post on your current state of rese
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4y ago
No, I'm aware it's still going to be $18. But you wouldn't try to argue about the point if you ordered on Amazon or whatever and picked multiple items and the shipping was still $13 lol.
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I suspect so too, but I'm not too sure they're really making any buck at all on it. Sounds like they're selling it for the cost of production
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4y ago
Well that's not a valid point. The router is $5. The shipping is $13.
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4y ago
Really? I assumed it’s just some wires in a seat..
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4y ago
Downloading a car has never become more realistic
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