bboygravity

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by bboygravity 1y ago
Yeah and let's all move to Arch Linux without any Window manager. And you have to write your own driver to use wifi. Death to user friendlyness! Advanced users only! /s
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by bboygravity 1y ago
Yeah well OpenAI also committed to being open. Why does anybody believe ANYthing OpenAI states?!
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by bboygravity 1y ago
Stocks in biotech also very sensitive to coordinated naked shorting and cellar boxing by hedge funds.
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by bboygravity 1y ago
Your reasoning is the exact reason that they left in the first place.
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by bboygravity 1y ago
Maybe try a Montale? Pretty sure that doesn't smell even remotely close to anything you mentioned there and definitely also not sweet at all.
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by bboygravity 1y ago
Grok 4 SuperHeavy can almost certainly do this out of the box?
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by bboygravity 1y ago
Sidenote: Nvidia has been caught round-tripping before, way back. Looking at the valuation I don't get how they would not be round-tripping and otherwise cooking the books a lot right now (not necesarily limited to this case, but more
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by bboygravity 1y ago
Is this because Linux became so good or because Windows 11 is so terrible? I guess a bit of both.
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by bboygravity 1y ago
So is this the reasoning to keep Linux as hard to use as possible? * just open the terminal and type this magic spell to make x work *
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by bboygravity 1y ago
Floorp is basically Firefox without the memory issues. You might want to check it out.
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by bboygravity 1y ago
All engineers in Europe (except maybe Switzerland) would kill for 150k a year. ESPECIALLY remote.
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by bboygravity 1y ago
I was going to post a rant on drivers in Linux, but on my newest Lenovo laptop Linux Mint/Ubuntu off the shelve driver support is actually complete and Windows 10 (unsupported by Lenovo) extremely lacking (no wifi driver, no lid driver
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by bboygravity 1y ago
And the whistleblower trying to warn people about this and other issues was potentially executed by the company.
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by bboygravity 1y ago
There's also the small detail where OpenAI decided to only remain open in name? And the fact that Sam from the very start wanted to turn it into his own closed source for-profit company (still ongoing) using non-profit funding as start
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by bboygravity 1y ago
Area where they can make progress? Yeah sure, but that seems to imply that they're not doing great?! Can you name an Elon company that is not number 1 globally in terms of product capabilities? The only one I would've been able to
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by bboygravity 1y ago
As an EE I feel this was either extreme incompetence (unlikely) or deliberate planned obsolescence. Battery packs can be expensive and have huge margin if you make them (mechanically) fit only 1 year of 1 model of 1 brand. Which is exactly
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by bboygravity 1y ago
Not sure why you're downvoted. This would probably work in the future when LLM's are a standard part of every OS I supposed. But by then my extension probably also won't be needed anymore as it would likely be integrated in t
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by bboygravity 1y ago
The root cause of the problem is that it's easier to make personalized stuff with server/backend (?cloud?) than without maybe? Example: I made a firefox extension that automatically fills forms using LLM. It's fully offline (
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by bboygravity 1y ago
How is BTC objectively worthless (I'm guessing you mean "intrinsicly worthlesss"?) as opposed to USD or other major currencies?
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by bboygravity 1y ago
Because people will start driving around more for no reason just because gas is cheaper? Or what's your reasoning for the correlation to higher future air pollution?
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by bboygravity 1y ago
I totally agree that most articles (pretty much all news/infotainment) is devoid of any information. At the same time all I need to know about Sam is in the company/"non-profit's" name, which is in itself is now sim
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by bboygravity 1y ago
The thing is that only a tiny amount of all money exists as physical bills. So they can track that all they want, it ain't going to make a dent in the total money supply :p
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by bboygravity 1y ago
Everybody uses Microsoft, because they have to. Not because they love it or even like it. That's the root cause of why the stores failed. Think about it: how many people openly say that they love to use Apple products vs people who ope
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by bboygravity 1y ago
The difference is corn syrup (in everything) vs sugar from sugar beets. Corn syrup has way more calories por unit sweetness.
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by bboygravity 1y ago
Look up the meaning of "failures to deliver" in the stock market. In short: it means stocks sold by market makers and never delivered. AKA: they take your money when you buy a stock, it appears in your account, but they didn'
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by bboygravity 1y ago
Sure, they can make it harder to make children. That's easy. Literally every developed country (except Israel) is doing that right now by default. Moving the slider up (MORE children) is the hard part.
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by bboygravity 1y ago
How is Japan still going strong? Have you been there? Real estate just sitting empty, villages deserted, (young) people with no hope for the future, (hidden) poverty, the government and central bank basically bankrupt long-term. Japan is st
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by bboygravity 1y ago
Exercise is not optional. Go for it! And try not to be in the majority group of gym goers who pay the membership without attending ;)
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by bboygravity 1y ago
Are you at or over 40? Anecdotally I feel I noticed a very fast ageing speed between 38 and 40. Suddenly got white hairs, feel more tired, more wrinkles, way harder to keep VO2max up (I run a lot), muscle sores after training suddenly lasti
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by bboygravity 1y ago
It does. Look up Brian Johnson

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