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azinman2
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azinman2
3y ago
Sounds more like a town/city than a suburb to me.
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azinman2
3y ago
Where are you walking to in a suburb? Everything is driving distance.
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azinman2
3y ago
It’s not an argument, but an observation. They deal in all kinds of chemicals and other nastiness, and I’ve never seen one wear PPE. I’ve even talked to mechanics about it and they don’t seem to care.
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azinman2
3y ago
Googling this it seems it doesn’t cause headaches. Also if you’re doing the remediation, you should have PPE and good protocols to protect you.
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azinman2
3y ago
How often do you see mechanics with any kind of PPE?
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azinman2
3y ago
Having put fruit in a blender you are changing how it’ll get absorbed, because the blender did the breaking down versus your body. You probably changed how nature of the fiber in the fruit.
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azinman2
3y ago
Yes that’s definitely happening here /s
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azinman2
3y ago
Except Chinese is too hard for the world to learn, particularly in a technical context where it’s about the written form. Any logographic will have the same fate. This means it’ll end up staying within China and they’ll have a hard time glo
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azinman2
3y ago
> The binary frame SHALL have a length that is divisible by 4 with no remainder. The string frame SHALL have a length that is divisible by 5 with no remainder. It is up to the application to ensure that frames and strings are padded if n
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azinman2
3y ago
I use it almost daily for something that is simple but under appreciated I don’t know why it’s not in every marketing video: “Siri, remind me tomorrow at 10am to do X” I outsource so much of my memory to the phone via Siri ALL THE TIME. It’
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azinman2
3y ago
So what was that real world effect?
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azinman2
3y ago
Where do you get them?
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azinman2
3y ago
They claim that their middleware is allowing better throughput. Don’t you still need a carrier board?
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azinman2
3y ago
Depends on which part of the world you’re in.
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azinman2
3y ago
Did you hire? Did they work out?
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azinman2
3y ago
Not if you’re behind something NAT’d, which is especially true on mobile.
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azinman2
3y ago
What would you rather have in this scenario? Earlier phases almost certainly started on animal models. How do you know it will or won’t work in humans if you don’t do clinical trials? Keep in mind 90% of drugs fail clinical trials, and that
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azinman2
3y ago
What percent of FDA scientists and committee members who are in charge of approving drugs have been part of the “revolving door?” And how do we know this is inherently bad? It may be, but I can also see how niche expertise would cause you t
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azinman2
3y ago
We need these things to be 10x cheaper, abundant, as effective or better, and easy to acquire for this to replace what’s currently done. I really hope this happens.
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azinman2
3y ago
I don’t disagree, but I think the thought was they would/should transition up the ladder, and that American labor was too expensive to be globally competitive. The later point may just be too true to go back in time. The world evolves;
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azinman2
3y ago
The entire history of man counters this. So while you might be advocating for some Star Trek world peace fantasy, historical and present realities differ. And that reality is what leadership and everyday people live in. A zero sum game.
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azinman2
3y ago
Source? Europe produces a ton of chemicals and I seriously doubt they wait 20 years for long term and wide spread studies before putting products out.
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azinman2
3y ago
That's important for new applications to emerge where this happens on lots of data. You can't run LLMs at scale on tasks like Google might (every webpage) when the cost of each document is so high to process. Interactive chatbots
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azinman2
3y ago
Looks like I’m wrong! I swore this was the case (so many models are), but not this one. Good for them!
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azinman2
3y ago
It’s built on top of llama 2.
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azinman2
3y ago
What I don’t get is that mistral is really only possible because of Meta.. and Meta has a user limit on the license. Does that not apply to Microsoft hosting this? Isn’t the economics quite weird here? I’d be pissed if I were meta that some
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azinman2
3y ago
The U.S. essentially subsidizes drug development for the rest of the world. It’s f’d up.
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azinman2
3y ago
From my experience I think there’s a lot more plastic water bottle consumption in Europe than the U.S.
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azinman2
3y ago
It’s blurred when the state owns so many companies
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azinman2
3y ago
I’ve never come across this. What kind of business?
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