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anakaine
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anakaine
3mo ago
This would be interesting, but honestly I would settle for a simple dark mode toggle.
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anakaine
3mo ago
A decade or two is a far better measure as it helps us understand the signal vs the noise from annual seasonality and phenomena such as el nino, la Nina, etc.
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anakaine
3mo ago
Australia tends to do far more rooftop solar than it does solar farming, so the requirement for flat land is really.more a requirement for houses not to be in valleys surrounded by mountains.
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anakaine
3mo ago
They have been mass deploying solar and battery. They also realise that they can make profit from export markets because internal supply capacity exceeds internal demand.
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anakaine
3mo ago
I dont get this. In Australia we have had reverse cycle air conditioning for decades. These are heat pumps that both heat and cool. I have 15kW of installed heat pump tech at home and run my whole house off grid, despite mainta8ning a grid
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anakaine
3mo ago
Others have corrected your confusion between prediction and observation. Lets instead show what we have already seen, today, that was previously predicted. Kiribati and Tuvalu have measurable loss of land due to rising sea levels that is im
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anakaine
3mo ago
AC?
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anakaine
3mo ago
Australian here. We generally have 1st world internet for most towns. The moment you are outside suburbia, speeds are embarrassingly slow. On my own farm, we dont even have power, or city water, and little to no mobile / cellular recep
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anakaine
3mo ago
And thats a pretty big annoyance. You need to perfectly line up all the holes in the swiss cheese for the AMD stack to work, then their dev team kicks you in the nuts anyway. They have made a few attempts at investing in the hardware, but t
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anakaine
4mo ago
Verbally minimising potential threats is not a valid approach to managing risk. We have seen mass misuse of tokens acquired through nefarious means to distill models and enhance training as a way of catching up recently, among other related
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anakaine
4mo ago
Said people should try peicing a new PC build with similar components. Market pricing of hardware is a shitshow currently.
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anakaine
4mo ago
Do you pair your controller to the Apple TV, or the remote computer?
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anakaine
4mo ago
You've read the comment the wrong way. The intent was to say "You cannot call a space private if it has a networked camera in it." Not "only a public space can host a camera".
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anakaine
4mo ago
Sorry mate, but thats quite the underinformed reply. You have pote tially hundreds of metres of drill string sitting above the face of the drill. Material is being vaporised or cut, and depending on whether this setup is traditional circula
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anakaine
4mo ago
They were not saying f Open Spurce Mythos 1.0. They were talking about performance / capability parity in other open source models.
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4mo ago
Paywalled
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anakaine
4mo ago
If the goal is to simply purge the content of the hole, compressed air is typically sufficient. That said, the wider the hole, and the deeper it is, the harder it is to lift material on air. To be clear though, I'd love to have one of
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anakaine
4mo ago
From the thesis: https://www.proquest.com/openview/624989df3cdd8055a6cee9affc... "For the application in EGS drilling, this device uses a metallic waveguide to carry the millimeter wave (MMW) beam to a standoff di
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anakaine
4mo ago
Does it matter at this point?
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anakaine
4mo ago
Im an adult content creator and artist, apparently. I am neither.
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anakaine
4mo ago
Theres a lot of friction from enterprise Microsoft admins, too. "But how will I group policy and Entra xyz?" is a concern I hear regularly, but still struggle to educate them away from.
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anakaine
4mo ago
Because if, as the regulator, you fail to benchmark what they gained then your laws can be ignored and your fines paid as simply a cost of doing business. Its why you find the Australian regulator for consumer affairs handing out $200m+ fin
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anakaine
4mo ago
Australia: some companies are app only
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anakaine
4mo ago
Ive bumped into these been banned too. Apples temp addresses worked well where these didnt.
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anakaine
4mo ago
That doesnt make the action any less meaningful, and perhaps suggest it was done with caution, prudence and forethought.
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4mo ago
In all fairness the cabal was only busted up in recent years, and it was largely responsible for ensuring that alternate lines of research could never get meaningful funding by denying publishing. So where the amyloid plaque line of researx
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4mo ago
As a foreigner it just seems.so braindead that the administrations would tarrif solar panels. The US doesnt have a great manufacturing capacity for solar panels compared to established manufacturers. The high cost of new production ensures
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4mo ago
It seems that you've not worked out how to harness the LLM as a tool to improve your qualified knowledge and abilities in a domain, and have instead focused on whether or not its a crutch for lack of knowledge or laziness. When paired
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4mo ago
In this case, no overlap between me and tech maga / crypto bro / elon stan.
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4mo ago
Tech demo + theres the ability to provide feedback right at the answer interface if using the UI. Provide feedback in the negative, a brief explanation, and move on with your day. It will improve with feedback, not with whinging into the vo
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