Moosdijk

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by Moosdijk 10mo ago
RMS = Richard Stallman, responsible for the GNU project and the free software foundation. He had a page dedicated to his housing situation: https://stallman.org/seeking-housing.html
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by Moosdijk 10mo ago
Well, it’s the same author so it is kind of related.
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by Moosdijk 10mo ago
Do you have a log available somewhere?
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by Moosdijk 10mo ago
I’m in this one because it was at the top of the front page.
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by Moosdijk 10mo ago
https://youtu.be/IAuapNwJ2vQ?si=E332G7AhFfxDIcSx
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by Moosdijk 11mo ago
I never really looked at it that way, but I think you're right. Although, non-European-owned companies aren't necessarily incentivized to look towards European companies. Looking towards your European neighbors mostly comes down
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by Moosdijk 1y ago
I'm hoping you'll open the API some time in the future. This would be great for diy installations with a esp32 hub.
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by Moosdijk 1y ago
The orbiting sensitivity is a bit high when zoomed in a lot, which can lead to the model spinning out of control, as the other user mentioned. Still manageable though, just very sensitive.
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by Moosdijk 1y ago
No issues here on iPhone 12 running iOS 18.6.2 and Firefox 143.2 (62218)
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by Moosdijk 1y ago
>Here's a hot take: Name and Shame. That's easier said than done, hence why Stefano probably didn't.
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by Moosdijk 1y ago
My experience with Gemini is the sole reason I am convinced that there's an AI hype going on. It consistently hallucinates key information which has led me to spend countless hours tracking down which information the output was based o
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by Moosdijk 1y ago
https://www.nber.org/system/files/working_papers/w34215/w342... this is the direct link to the paper.
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by Moosdijk 1y ago
>Imo Chat GPT is just a league above when it comes to reliability. Which is in my option, the #1 metric an LLM should strive for. It can take quite some time to get anything out of an LLM. If the model turns out to be unreliable/unt
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by Moosdijk 1y ago
I asked gemini to do a deep research on the role of healthcare insurance companies in the decline of general practicioners in the Netherlands. It based its premise mostly on blogs and whitepapers on company websites, who's job it is to
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by Moosdijk 1y ago
Not even my bookmarks get trashed. It’s like a treasure trove.
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by Moosdijk 1y ago
what's up with the amount of new accounts praising this project?
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by Moosdijk 1y ago
and the account being 1 hour old (at this time)
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by Moosdijk 1y ago
If you’re interested in a more detailed explanation, give the podcast “better offline” a listen.
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by Moosdijk 1y ago
I wonder if AI will be a benefit or a detriment to this project. On the one hand, there’s going to be a lot more, potentially high quality audio books in its repository, on the other hand it goes against the spirit of the project itself.
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by Moosdijk 1y ago
Read the article and find out
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by Moosdijk 1y ago
It loads in about 5 seconds on an iPhone 12 using safari. It also pans and zooms swiftly
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by Moosdijk 1y ago
With which money, Sam?
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by Moosdijk 1y ago
Many are much older than that.
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by Moosdijk 1y ago
It’s the trader joes marketing team.
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by Moosdijk 1y ago
Yeah the article is pretty bad. It could’ve been one alinea
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by Moosdijk 2y ago
Don’t de email domains get blacklisted or are they valid?
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by Moosdijk 2y ago
I used addon kobo support with calibre previously. It looks like they incorporated their functionality into the main app. Nice, but not game changing.
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by Moosdijk 2y ago
Less. If the AI features ran totally locally, it would be a different story but there’s no way I want features to be locked behind having coverage/a subscription etc.
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by Moosdijk 2y ago
Ik sure it can. Have you read why they call it the modernist kitchen? It might mean something else than what you think it means.
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by Moosdijk 2y ago
by that definition, almost everything you do is mutually exclusive with everything you're not doing at that moment, which does not make sense.

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