OJFord

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1. 721.▲
   by OJFord 1y ago

   There are high-end brands that spec products to a high standard and have them made (to that standard) in China. But I agree, GP is confusing high-price with high-end. That said, thermometry is pretty easy and well understood and you don&#x2
2. 722.▲
   by OJFord 1y ago

   Aaah.. ok. And Charm Crush with the weird branding is the one that took/forked it creating the drama and maybe isn't trustworthy.
3. 723.▲
   by OJFord 1y ago

   Shipped in surely, everything else would need to be anyway. The flushing toilets etc. mentioned as a challenge probably use a rainwater collection system or perhaps seawater (I'm not sure if the latter's done, desalination probabl
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   by OJFord 1y ago

   I would love it if Apple just fully embraced Asahi, dedicated resources to it. Imagine 'you can now run either macOS or Linux on your Mac, or both, your choice' - not an an Apple subsystem for Linux, actual Linux, and all peripher
5. 725.▲
   by OJFord 1y ago

   I agree with that - 'back to school sale' sounds a lot better than 'end of line clearance'.
6. 726.▲
   by OJFord 1y ago

   I get 'unable to connect' in Firefox Android for this and many little blogs on HN lately, idk what's going on. Cloudflare blocking me (but not for all sites)? Geo-restriction (UK)?
7. 727.▲
   by OJFord 1y ago

   I don't know if 'the web' in general is fair, here the obvious comparison is Jira, which is dog slow & clunky.
8. 728.▲
   by OJFord 1y ago

   Do you mean the claude.md?
9. 729.▲
   by OJFord 1y ago

   From the description it seems even the larger 120b model can run decently on a 64GB+ (Arm) Macbook? Anyone tried already? > Best with ≥60GB VRAM or unified memory https://cookbook.openai.com/articles/gpt-oss/run
10. 730.▲
    by OJFord 1y ago

    Thanks, I'm slack on that because I can't type it! (I also am often unsure which is correct, since as you no doubt know it's so common to drop the चंद्र and write हूं for example where it's properly हूँ )
11. 731.▲
    by OJFord 1y ago

    That seems like a very different take on life than GP describes, that just happens to use the same analogy on the surface.
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    by OJFord 1y ago

    I'm not sure if I don't understand, or completely disagree, but if you look anywhere 'digital' like Reddit for example, a lot of Hindi is written in Latin script. WhatsApp too in private communication, where people don&#
13. 733.▲
    by OJFord 1y ago

    Tangential novel recommendation: A House for Mr Biswas (V.S. Naipaul)
14. 734.▲
    by OJFord 1y ago

    You realise that testimonial is saying your pricing policy sucks, but after wasting their time on sales calls with you, trusted you more with it than the also sucky competition?
15. 735.▲
    by OJFord 1y ago

    I don't think GP does either, other than 'self-perjorative'. At least that's how I see it - a sort of semi-self-deprecating acknowledgement that the speaker is not 'a normie' (whatever that means, really).
16. 736.▲
    by OJFord 1y ago

    I am joking with the terminology, but I don't believe B.S.'s claim that they were able to do human language learning without 'labelling'. It's a valid way to learn a second language in the same script, see Lingua La
17. 737.▲
    by OJFord 1y ago

    You claim you just inferred sounds from letter shapes and started putting it together yourself, with no training data?
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    by OJFord 1y ago

    Love this idea for 2-10 person orgs, but it really doesn't scale. I suppose you could do something similar with local sub-org/2-pizza team, but bit of a different vibe, and then if there is a #topic channel would your thought on t
19. 739.▲
    by OJFord 1y ago

    Slack will turn them a muted colour, and they'll only get an unread indication if you're explicitly pinged by default, but I think you can turn even that off too.
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    by OJFord 1y ago

    Yeah, if there aren't cones around something like this it's more likely that it's because the previous group out of the pub wandered off with them on their heads and left them as hats on statues on their way home, imo.
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    by OJFord 1y ago

    Did you manage it after commenting? 'ballsy' is ranked quite highly: https://drawafish.com/rank.html
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    by OJFord 1y ago

    But this is basically the way for Australian government to try to make YouTube do that isn't it? There's already YouTube Kids, so maybe this makes YouTube think ok we need YouTube Teenz, or YouTube Educational or whatever.
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    by OJFord 1y ago

    Chat for free, but some private channels & access to the weekly discussion call require Server Nitro 3000+
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    by OJFord 1y ago

    I think the point is just that it doesn't require absolute cutting edge nor server hardware.
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    by OJFord 1y ago

    > I don't know about the national ID in UK There isn't one.
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    by OJFord 1y ago

    Really? Or does that just work because it's numbers? I can't imagine how that's useful because without the letters the same 12300 could be in Vancouver or Montreal couldn't it?
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    by OJFord 1y ago

    But a human doing the same wouldn't be? It's not really wasting their time either, it's just business they failed to get, that happens.
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    by OJFord 1y ago

    Every six months or so I'm amused remember that Bluetooth used to be synonymous with file transfer, verbified even.
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    by OJFord 1y ago

    I do think typing text prompts at LLMs will go down as a barely remembered brief period in history, that seems quaint and dumb to anyone who remembers or is told about it. (I don't know what we'll be doing instead, I just think te
30. 750.▲
    by OJFord 1y ago

    Exactly, at the same price yes the natural stone will have more 'complexity' and be lower-graded than the lab one as a result.