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by ashirviskas 1y ago
For now
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
This has a ton of seemingly random assumptions, why can't we compress multiple latent space representations into one? Even in simple tokenizers token "and" has no right being the same size as "scientist".
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
> > cloud saves, ratings, game tags, social integration, wishlisting and sale notification, search indexing, game discovery, a bunch of incredibly useful APIs including networking and input, Linux compatibility > The development co
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
I think a big difference is when someone is pretending to be all about something else and tries to sneakily market to you. One thing is getting a free water bottle with an ad, another thing is when someone is inviting you to a "party&q
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
Or for them it is just another job that pays the bills and they really like working on interesting problems, as opposed to the "stable" corporate jobs. /jk, who would fall for that lol? /jk/jk Source: I work in blo
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
And I was wondering today why Sonnet 4.5 seemed so freaking slow. Now this explains it, Sonnet 4.5 is the new Opus 4.1 where Anthropic does not really want you to use it.
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
> "Links to" is doing a lot of work in that sentence. How? it is obvious. > During Proton's expansion into Eastern Europe, Tesonet initially assisted Proton with HR, payroll, and local regulation, so for a period of tim
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
Don't forget ProtonVPN links to Tesonet, which they're trying hard to "debunk" (though no clue why, I have nothing against Tesonet). They only shared employees and accidentally signed apps with the same certificates, but
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
So, why were the employees shared? EDIT: I'm not saying being related to Tesonet is bad, but it is a fact that you cannot run away from.
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
> Given Proton’s outstanding track record and reputation thus far as a free, open-source, crowdfunded organization, owned by a non-profit and based in Switzerland (a country known for its neutrality), this topic is worth a deep dive. Eit
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
Idk what's the official status, but it's Tesonet. Some fake debunking in the comments of this thread that is factually almost correct: https://www.reddit.com/r/ProtonVPN/comments/8ww4h2/protonvp
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
South Korean IT seemed to be stuck in 2007 just not too long ago, would be surprised if it has changed much in the last few years. Do the websites still require you to use internet explorer?
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
Sonnet 4.5 gave me this: Now let me calculate whether your configuration will work. I need to determine the cold weather voltage to ensure it stays within the inverter's 600V maximum. Panel specs I found: Voc (STC): 39.61V Vmp: ~33.5V
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
I will take this over HTML
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
Why podman and not Docker?
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
Lava lamps have been deprecated, Lava LEDs are the new standard
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
I knew the numbers had to match something! Anyways, thanks for sharing. And please take some proper rest, you protect the batteries using only 60% capacity, but allow your body go below 0%. I'm pretty sure thats out of spec.
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
Huh, your numbers are weird. 22x980Ah of 3.2V cells would give you over 60kWh. And the price of LiFePo4 continues dropping, it is not a good deal if your cells are aboe $80 per kWh (which at 22kWh should be below $2000).
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
But most books are probably not PDFs?
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
> are you talking about the titan pg or equivalent? No, first time I'm hearing about it, I was talking about garmin vs Xiaomi Mi bands
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
> KDE Linux is an immutable distribution that uses Arch Linux packages as its base, but Graham notes that it is ""definitely not an 'Arch-based distro!'"" Pacman is not included, and Arch is used only for th
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
OS does matter, with Linux my M1 macbook gets kinda hot and it cannot do more than 1.5-2h of google meetings with cameras on. IIRC google meetings on macos were at least a bit more efficient. Though it has definitely been getting better in
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
I assume you use Xiaomi or other chinese device. Those are the only ones that break navigation on purpose. They tie essentials with the spyware so it would be nearly impossible to get rid of it without gimping the device. I already forgot m
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
Same sentiment here. I constantly get 90+ scores when I wake up feeling like shit. A 20€ chinese smart band combined with Sleep as Android provided much more accurate sleep tracking than a 800€ Garmin. The only 2 garmin specific features I
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
Why not just use a side mirror? I use one and it is so convenient
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
Well, if a human is GI, we just need to make it Artificial. Easy.
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
What was the name of the rocket that brought the first humans into space?
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
Good for you, but sadly, most people are not like you. Or don't have the opportunity to be like you.
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
The answers would be similar to the question "why is Javascript so popular". It was not fast to run, not safe, not optimized and poor in most areas except for being almost universal and having results faster either due to js devel
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by ashirviskas 1y ago
If AGI/ASI can figure out self-replicating nano-machines, they only need to build one.

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