TheCondor

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by TheCondor 2y ago
Weren’t the Eagles a .500 team through week 4 and then won it all last season? You are correct that some teams mail it in once they’ve got the playoff seed locked but its a small handful of games. The broncos were a .500 team through game
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by TheCondor 2y ago
This simply impacts the viewers of the sport, right? When you play, you can play with whatever equipment you want, with a like minded group of players. Keep the game as “pure” as you want or use “The Sure Thing” clubs from top golf. The ch
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by TheCondor 2y ago
We don’t know how the story ends yet. Is this a permanent backlash or does the public forget in a a couple years?
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by TheCondor 2y ago
I'm American of Irish descent and have spent a lot of time in Ireland. The walls mentioned were sort of an academic trick. They had to do "work" to get "paid" and so they were made to just build walls so that th
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by TheCondor 2y ago
That someone needs accountability themselves. Musk is not elected, his role isn’t defined. Really, he’s a patsy, he can do what he does, fortify his corporations, maybe trim some waste, have a falling out with Trump (it’s inevitable) an
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by TheCondor 2y ago
Smallstep CA might be interesting for you too. It’s open source. https://smallstep.com/docs/step-ca/getting-started/
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by TheCondor 2y ago
Mise is right on the edge of being pretty killer. I’m bullish on it. It also includes a lot of nice to haves that you can declare, like k9s, which isn’t exactly a dev tool but becomes expected
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by TheCondor 2y ago
It seems more stark even. The energy costs that are current and then projected for AI are staggering . At the same time, I think it has been MS that has been publishing papers on LLMs that are smaller (so called small language models
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by TheCondor 2y ago
Are you new? That stuff is probably more valuable than many of us want to admit. There is the maybe more noble value: training data for maps, traffic analysis AI, engineering duty cycle data, things like that. Then there are the other use
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by TheCondor 2y ago
Do you have a sharpening system you recommend?
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by TheCondor 2y ago
There are direct measures: someone needs a transplant or something of that nature, refusal is effectively shortening their life and some aggressive prosecutors might craft a case. There are less direct things, I expect a lot of them. say p
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by TheCondor 2y ago
If they can dominate with process, no it’s not too late. If their process is on par with TSMC? I don’t know. Like I said, they need a world beater else margins erode dramatically. They have assets, they have value and Intel has done it
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by TheCondor 2y ago
It’s too late. It was too late 18 months ago. Nvidia is over 30x bigger. Qualcomm is 2x, AMD is 2x. Intel needs a world beater, like tomorrow. Qualcomm offered to buy them, no idea what the terms are but he’d have to beat those terms,
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by TheCondor 2y ago
Because the races are close and both candidates have access to the same technology, which also drives them closer, they attack the process. It can be difficult to get on the list of eligible voters; different places count different things
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by TheCondor 2y ago
Have you ever fired an autoloader made for a right handed person, left handed? It is truly terrifying the first time or two when a shell ejects and hits you in the face..
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by TheCondor 2y ago
Fly fish hemostats drive me nuts. The lock is much more challenging with your left. Fortunately they make mitten clamps that work well. Learning to whip finish a fly left handed was a challenge too, once you know you know; I had a miser
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by TheCondor 2y ago
I started transcribing them. I’ve been using typst, could probably change back to latex or context or something if needed. I have a git repo, organized in to several sections. I found a template and hacked it to my liking, including a s
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by TheCondor 2y ago
Don’t get me wrong, there is some very cool and useful stuff there. I think it’s a bit disingenuous to even talk about AGI at this point though and when you look at the power requirements and the need for $7trillion in investment just t
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by TheCondor 2y ago
It’s not snark, our industry is run on fear. If there is the tiniest flicker of potential, we will spend piles of money out of fear of being left behind. As you age, it becomes harder to deny.. 10 years ago, I was starting to believe that
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by TheCondor 2y ago
I think this is a good question, there are many veins of potential discussion which is what you want. It’s not likely a binary question. Is it fair? Does he change his choice or pre-record it? Can you play multiple times? Purely random di
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by TheCondor 2y ago
They may still be chasing down some loose ends. While additional time allows for some more models and theories, I think it becomes exponentially less likely that it will alter the safe course of action. If the system is so complex that an
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by TheCondor 2y ago
There sure are a lot of actual 4WD trucks without lockers when they are sold. I have to wonder what the difference is between a Tacoma sport and an AWD vehicle, I think it’s 2WD mode and maybe clearance. I think there are even jeep gladiat
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by TheCondor 2y ago
According to the audio: https://www.youtube.com/live/DYPL6bx87yM they are helping with standard ISS tasks, like operational maintenance and it is greatly appreciated.
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by TheCondor 2y ago
They are astronauts... There is some amount of expectation that the rocket will blow up before they get in to space. Nobody wants it, but they are the best of us and they are courageous as heck. To be completely honest, the news cycle thi
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by TheCondor 2y ago
Arguably, we know a lot more about elliptical curves than prime number theory too. There have definitely been a lot more folks working on it. There are other algorithms, NIST has a post-quantum project. There are options, but it’s a lot m
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by TheCondor 2y ago
I second this. Both of my children did this, my daughter started in 4th grade. The kits are deceptive, they look like Legos but you can build some remarkably sophisticated robots. With the more advanced ones you can do some pretty adv
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by TheCondor 2y ago
What's boggling about it? Cycling is a really good example because it is so stark: 1) If you win you make more money, probably a lot more money. I don't know the current numbers, but during the Armstrong years there were plent
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by TheCondor 2y ago
Not my story to tell, so I'm relaying it. Childhood friend works for a big company, you've heard their name, they make nuclear control systems for nuclear reactors; they have products out in the field they support and there are
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by TheCondor 2y ago
Hunger. Hunger and some money.
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by TheCondor 2y ago
They take PEDs or street drugs?

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