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by alex_duf 3y ago
The example seems like a weird edge case. I don't even know if current models are capable of this in a short input.
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by alex_duf 3y ago
What so you mean by curious?
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by alex_duf 3y ago
Unless I've missed something, the primary factor for grid level storage is cost. You can make a super high tech, super efficient system, super dense, and none of that matter if it costs a lot (bar maybe some edge cases).
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by alex_duf 3y ago
You can also cross your eyes such that each image overlaps each other to get a persistent 3D representation
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by alex_duf 3y ago
Wasn't there debate around their aluminium frame reacting with the upper atmosphere? The ozone layer maybe? 4 or 5 years of lifetime for literal tons of satellites is definitely not sustainable
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by alex_duf 3y ago
I have no idea what I'm talking about, but could this be to benefit from hardware support?
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by alex_duf 3y ago
Honest question: how do you stay in touch with friends?
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by alex_duf 3y ago
Any financial crisis was just numbers on papers or memory. Yet implications are very tangible
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by alex_duf 3y ago
I think it's coined by Tesla, but not a trademark. (don't quote me on this)
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by alex_duf 3y ago
Oh he had plenty of spotlight time. He's just been slowly descending into nonsense. My theory is: he's surrounding himself by people who put him on a pedestal and will therefore only be yes-men. In such a situation I imagine that
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by alex_duf 3y ago
Never heard of these, should they have been mentioned?
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by alex_duf 3y ago
Hey thanks for sharing, I really like what you do, both in gen-art and in photography. You wouldn't have an RSS feed by any chance? I'm trying to avoid social media but I'd love to continue reading about what you do.
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by alex_duf 3y ago
is "IT Technical maintenance" poorly worded coms for "ransomware"? because that's what it looks like from here.
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by alex_duf 3y ago
It had not occurred to me and this is terrifying
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by alex_duf 3y ago
No I'm complaining that a city builder mainly restricts to one kind of city: the north American city with skyscrapers in the center, a road network (that may or may not look like a grid) and suburbs. You might respond so vehemently to
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by alex_duf 3y ago
Ah I had no idea about the Promenade DLC, thanks for pointing it out!
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by alex_duf 3y ago
My main gripe with the original game was that it wasn't possible to create walkable or cyclable cities. The only way to build anything is to have a road (as in, a road with lots of cars). So mechanically your cities are car centric, wh
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by alex_duf 3y ago
Doesn't release CO2 or methane during production and use
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by alex_duf 3y ago
It's a bit silly to oppose these two technologies... Caches also rely on compression to be efficient, they work hand in hand.
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by alex_duf 3y ago
Such a simple idea, yet so well executed.
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by alex_duf 3y ago
What does "hard-core" mean in this context? Because from what you write down I can only see a miserable life heavily influenced by mental illness.
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by alex_duf 3y ago
Apple isn't devoid of any past mistakes though... Removing ports that re useful, making a computer that looks like a trashcan etc. Just because it's apple trying to fit a use case doesn't mean it will succeed, and I too am sk
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by alex_duf 3y ago
I had no idea GWT still existed!
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by alex_duf 3y ago
And a good improvement on head of line blocking that http2 introduced?
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by alex_duf 3y ago
I haven't heard of startups with webassembly based products that have received millions, do you have some examples si I can look into it please? Regarding use cases, I think there are plenty, mainly in places where you need to protect
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by alex_duf 3y ago
That's a fair point, I only had a land ecosystem in mind when writing it, sure there would probably be plenty of sea life in there.
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by alex_duf 3y ago
>Which should benefit from this the most. But that's making an assumption about their desire, maybe they don't love the idea of being displaced and having to have another activity (tourism or whatever) in order to live. Regardi
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by alex_duf 3y ago
This feels like an over-simplification of the benefits. I have yet to be convinced that filling an area with salted water, which by evaporating will only increase the salt concentration, can host a thriving ecosystem. I'm also having t
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by alex_duf 3y ago
But would pasture farming on marginal land scale to the level of consumption we have today?
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by alex_duf 3y ago
I think that's by far the biggest lever given how inefficient meat is at converting land area & water to calories.

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