WatchDog

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by WatchDog 4y ago
I think it's far-right representation has certainly grown over time, probably largely as a function of right-wing speech being pushed out of other platforms. However 4chan has always had, and continues to have quite broad demographics,
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by WatchDog 4y ago
My partner and I use apples “find my”, I know other couples that use it too. At least in our case, no one pressured the other to set it up, and it hasn’t caused any issues so far. I think it comes down to trust, I think setting up somet
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by WatchDog 4y ago
I colorized the benchmark data to make it a bit more readable[0]. [0]: https://i.imgur.com/C7MN44m.png
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by WatchDog 4y ago
Since others are just posting links to their favorite Phillip Glass performances. I really like this performance of Knee Play 5[0] [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afW7RGY-CQw
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by WatchDog 4y ago
It's actually more than that now. Non-faculty staff have increased by about 62% since 2012, faculty increased by 16% over the same period, while students increased by less than 10%. Further breakdown: https://i.imgur.com&#x2
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by WatchDog 4y ago
There are a number of very high-profile accidents with ammonium nitrate[0]. It can be detonated without a detonator+booster, although the mechanism isn't well understood, seems like in a fire it can form more volatile compounds with so
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by WatchDog 4y ago
How long do these incidents take to be declassified? There could be more recent accidents that aren’t publicly known.
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by WatchDog 4y ago
The CEO of SVB sold $3.6 million of stock a couple of weeks ago. I’m sure the SEC will have some questions about that. https://fortune.com/2023/03/10/silicon-valley-bank-ceo-greg-...
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by WatchDog 4y ago
Singapore is building a similar project, a large solar array in Australia connected by undersea cable[0]. I think it makes a lot more sense for a city state like Singapore, with very limited space to build their own power infrastructure. Bu
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by WatchDog 4y ago
Dumb question, but does another company count as a single shareholder? Could you setup some kind of SPAC that only owns shares in the given company, to open up another 1,999 shareholders?
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by WatchDog 4y ago
Subsequently the US set a legal floor of IQ 80 to enlist. It's illegal to enlist anyone with an IQ below 80 to the military. They don't have any use for them. Approximately 1 in 10 people have an IQ below 80.
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by WatchDog 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_100,000
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by WatchDog 4y ago
Most of these websites have neither clean code nor hyper optimisation, just bad code all round.
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by WatchDog 4y ago
So this design uses an epoch of 40 ms, does that mean any write operation will take on average 20ms? Quite a lot of latency compared to regular databases.
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by WatchDog 4y ago
Jeeze Jim Keller sure gets around, Apple, AMD, Tesla, Intel, Tenstorrent. Doesn't stay still for very long.
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by WatchDog 4y ago
I'm aware of that thanks. The images have been scaled, to varying degrees. It makes them basically useless for comparing fonts. You can see obvious signs of this by comparing the below two screenshots, the macOS window UI elements are
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by WatchDog 4y ago
The exact threshold used in the question probably doesn't matter that much, so long as survey is consistent over the years, so that it can show a trend.
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by WatchDog 4y ago
The screenshots look really poorly compressed and noisy, not great for comparing fonts.
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by WatchDog 4y ago
It's one thing to shoot down slow moving and fragile drones, but they also claims the system is effective against mortars, artillery, and rockets. Which seems more impressive if true.
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by WatchDog 4y ago
Not this system in particular, but they have tested plane mounter megawatt class lasers. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_YAL-1
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by WatchDog 4y ago
Followed the instructions to run it locally, found a bug, you can't send a http get request without a body, then tried to make the field not required and run again, that's when I realized that the docker compose file doesn't
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by WatchDog 4y ago
Ah man this is fantastic. I'm literally half way through building something similar for our own saas. Love what you are doing with authentication/connections to other services.
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by WatchDog 4y ago
At least one of the photos is mislabeled. This one[0] shows time square with an ad for a UFC fight that happens in 2009, but it's labelled as 2007. [0]: https://i.imgur.com/9wJZhI0.png
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by WatchDog 4y ago
Very very rough estimate, using inference benchmarks, which can't necessarily be extrapolated to training, but if a A100 takes 6.49 seconds to generate an image, and a EPYC 7352 24-core cpu takes 223.19 seconds[0], that's 34 times
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by WatchDog 4y ago
AWS don't have any GPU spot instances right? I highly doubt you could get anywhere near the same price.
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by WatchDog 4y ago
2012 link is the same as the 2011 link. Actual 2012 link: https://web.archive.org/web/20121207053101/http://www.apple....
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by WatchDog 4y ago
Seems to making it's prosecutors jobs really easy, by incriminating itself.
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by WatchDog 4y ago
I've generally been a supporter up until now, with some notable exceptions that others have mentioned. His recent contradictions in regards to his commitments to free speech have certainly burned through a lot of my good will.
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by WatchDog 4y ago
Changing ones views is fine, I would hope that we all update our views as we get a little older and wiser, but his whole raison d'être for the twitter acquisition was the pursuit of free speech. He made a bunch of very recent, very pub
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by WatchDog 4y ago
Yeah, the hypocrisy is what annoys me the most. Not only does it contradict his direct statement about not banning @elonjet, it contradicts his statements about twitter policy being decided by a committee, as well as his numerous other stat

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