Teever

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871.
by Teever 1y ago
buffers in the supply chain don't account for the wastage that goes on in western countries where people let food go bad in their fridge, or farms / grocers throw away cosmetically imperfect food. This doesn't even get into t
872.
by Teever 1y ago
Sure, but in the context of this thread where the usage case of modern LLMs was described as: "Now with LLMs, I simply prompt the same with a little bit more of context "pros and cons of using mysql vs mongodb when storing photos.
873.
by Teever 1y ago
The US throws away between 30–40% of its food supply. The US has policies that are outright hostile to mass-transit. The US has policies that produce some of the ugliest and grossly inefficient suburban environments that have ever existed.
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by Teever 1y ago
Is China eating their market share with open source?
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by Teever 1y ago
There will be a race between the attempts monetize online LLM services like this and the development of consumer owned hardware that can enable local LLMs with sufficient power to deliver the same service but ad free. Combined with RAG a se
876.
by Teever 1y ago
Would you be opposed to the British government mandating that the descendants of slavers need to repay this debt? Why or why not?
877.
by Teever 1y ago
> That is not a debt to slave owners, that is a debt taken on to pay for the costs of abolishing slavery. This seems like a distinction without a difference. Can you elaborate?
878.
by Teever 1y ago
Don't take the bait. Flag and move on.
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by Teever 1y ago
Sure, but is a kinetic pre-emptive strike in this context legal? Because this is what underlies all of this -- is the premise that Iran is behaving in an unacceptable and illegal fashion and therefore a legal response with violence is justi
880.
by Teever 1y ago
Sure, but if this is being talked about like there's a legal justification to take military action then there actually has to be legal justification. Was what Iran doing illegal?
881.
by Teever 1y ago
Sure, there's a need for a product like GA, and in a vacuum someone else would create a similar product but whatever value it provides to the market and the users does not justify socially malignant behaviour from a convicted monopolis
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A 3D-Printed Compliant Micro-Manipulator – XYZ Positioning down to 1µm [video](youtube.com)
3 points by Teever 1y ago|0 comments
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Reddit in talks to embrace Sam Altman's iris-scanning Orb to verify users(semafor.com)
14 points by Teever 1y ago|4 comments
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Macron says Europe must become 'space power' again(phys.org)
4 points by Teever 1y ago|1 comments
885.
by Teever 1y ago
I would imagine that those sites use GA because it's the best tool for their needs. It's probably the best tool for their needs because it is both a very well developed tool with superior integration with other parts of their pla
886.
by Teever 1y ago
It's the fault of the company because they leverage their illegal monopoly position to do this. You're operating under this unrealistic assumption that Google is an innocent entity that has not broken the law to get to the positio
887.
by Teever 1y ago
What if Google didn't horde whatever data it could about me from the analytics systems that it has installed on a myriad of websites without my consent? What if Google wasn't a monopoly who amassed insane amounts of capital to do
888.
This is The Gentle Singularity?(bloodinthemachine.com)
4 points by Teever 1y ago|1 comments
889.
by Teever 1y ago
So you're suggesting something similar to the Apollo LEM that will land, and carry enough fuel to return to orbit to dock with something that will contain enough fuel that will return to Earth? Wouldn't that make the mission unfea
890.
by Teever 1y ago
So it sounds like we should be comparing Starship and Heavy to SLS?
891.
by Teever 1y ago
What viable alternative design would not have this constraint?
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by Teever 1y ago
No, GP is referring to the refuelling missions that will be required to put Starship on the moon and bring it back. Which as the person you're replying to is point out isn't really a fair comparison because Starship and Saturn V d
893.
by Teever 1y ago
That seems like a poor example given how many failed attempts to land something on Mars that took place before they got to designs that would get it right in the first go.
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Roons A new marble computer [video](youtube.com)
4 points by Teever 1y ago|1 comments
895.
by Teever 1y ago
The favicon updates to match the palette. That's a nice touch.
896.
by Teever 1y ago
From the link provided by user mullingitover: > This initiative introduces X-ray sterilized male mosquitoes in target areas as part of a Sterile Insect Technique (SIT) pilot program It is highly unlikely that x-ray sterilized male mosqui
897.
by Teever 1y ago
It isn't about whether or not they'll have a monopoly on drones, it's about the power balance shifting to be not so one sided on defense. For decades we've lived in a society where defending against these kinds of violen
898.
by Teever 1y ago
Why would this article get flagged?
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by Teever 1y ago
It may not make financial sense right now but these companies are willing to subsidize it on the expectation that it will one day make sense. Someone needs to do the R&D work first and then roll out real world implementations to iron ou
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Maigret – An open source OSINT tool for tracking people(github.com)
2 points by Teever 1y ago|1 comments

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