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> I don't understand why the comparison in the announcement talks so much about comparing with 4o's coding abilities to 4.1. Wouldn't the relevant comparison be to o3-mini-high? There are tons of comparisons to o3-mini-hig
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For those wondering why the number is so low: "For the purposes of this report, ‘wealth’ refers to an individual’s ‘liquid investable wealth’, which only includes their listed company holdings, cash, bonds, and crypto holdings (namely,
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2y ago
> A lot of the article can be generalized to "don't run a business in your home". It sounds like in this case, Storj is the one running the business while you are a customer (paying with storage), so you are shielded from
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2y ago
Its a 90Wh battery powering a mobile SoC. It should last significantly more than 5 mins.
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2y ago
https://www.offeroptimist.com/
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2y ago
> to protect foreign investors There is a common misconception that most US debt is held by foreign investors, but that is wrong - 80% of treasuries are held domestically.
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2y ago
The narrative I heard yesterday is that bond prices are falling because corporations are selling treasuries to raise cash (to deal with expected increases in prices and/or an economic slowdown, presumably). When bond prices fall, inter
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2y ago
Large casinos are very expensive to build and operate. Even if they have favorable gross margins (the house edge), its pretty easy to lose money net of expenses.
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The Fed doesnt set the rate of the 2 year or any other treasury. They effectively put a floor on the price of the shortest dated treasuries by setting the overnight rate, but the longer dated the treasury, the less effect the federal funds
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2y ago
> They raise the 2 year above the 10 year to slow the economy Who is the the "they" here? The government does not set 2 year or 10 year rates, they are priced by auction for new issues and priced by the market for secondary tra
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2y ago
For people with Intel processors, check out raplcap: https://github.com/powercap/raplcap It lets you set specific power consumption limits in W instead of attempting to do the same by restricting maximum core frequenci
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2y ago
If you're setting up Windows in a VM for test purposes, I'd recommend Windows Server. There is an eval version you can get from Microsoft that can be used for 180 days without activation. No account needed, no extra BS installed.
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2y ago
Nah, even at retail prices canned tomatoes are less than a dollar a pound if you buy the big cans (#10, approx 6 lb / 3kg).
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2y ago
> What percentage is actually broken down into monomers? "In just four hours, 94% of the possible TPA was recovered."
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2y ago
> Also lf. https://github.com/gokcehan/lf You've been wanting this for years as well. Check out yazi, its the nicest TUI file manager I have used: https://yazi-rs.github.io/
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2y ago
Right, that is presumably gross profit per unit, not net. Net profit could easily be zero or negative.
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2y ago
Its a joke about Americans carrying around giant water bottles
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2y ago
> Commercially, it's completely irrelevant. On big websites it doesn't even show up in the top 10 browsers Chrome, Edge and Safari are all bigger than Firefox. But Firefox not in the top ten results? Unless you are counting d
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2y ago
Some models are more sensitive to quantization than others, presumably AI Studio is running the full 16 bit model. Try maybe the 8bit quant if you have the hardware for it? ollama run hf.co/unsloth/gemma-3-27b-it-GGUF:Q8_0
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This looks pretty cool. Whats the idle power consumption of the unit itself without devices connected? I got rid of an old UPS recently that had surprisingly high power draw, and it didnt have any of these advanced features, screen, radios,
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> I think it can charge when power is cheap (or off solar if you have it), and then power a device (like a fridge) when power is expensive Yeah that is a cool feature, but at least where I live there is only a few cents / kwh differ
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> All that being said I believe the Cybertruck is still the best selling EV pick up on the market According to the first story I found [0], Rivian R1T outsold Cybertruck in in 3Q24 and F150 lightning had outsold it YTD at the same point
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Works fine for me. Settings > Home > Homepage > Custom URL
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Firefox translate uses an on device language model to do webpage translations. There's also an experimental chatbot integration in Firefox. It seems to be opt in at least for now.
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> someone with a good reputation could just start an organization to accept the payments and direct them to Mozilla developers, both Mozilla employees and significant open-source contributors I had the same thought. I dont think such an
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> Are they not up in arms internally because of how awful the web is without ad blocker? Chrome still has many ad blockers. While I use chrome/chromium fairly little, ublock origin lite has worked well for me when I do. I'm awa
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2y ago
A correction has a specific meaning (drop of >10%). We aren't there yet with regards to the SP500. I think it would be more accurate to call this above average volatility.
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Median real wages are higher than pre-covid: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LES1252881600Q Do you have a source for your claim that they aren't?
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2y ago
The average bear market lasts less than a year and we aren't even in a correction.
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2y ago
> selective default on government obligations Which obligations has the government defaulted on?
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