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by bearjaws 2y ago
OPs comment says - if theres too many cars it goes down to 15kw. That has nothing to do with conditioning.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
It does not go down to 15kw. At old Tesla stations it went from 150kw to 75kw. Any v3 station (first introduced in 2019!) will stay at 150kw to 250kw. I haven't seen a v2 station in 2 years now. You also don't need a battery based
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by bearjaws 2y ago
tl;dr They use content that has been previously output by ChatGPT, and many public datasets include ChatGPT outputs. Deepseek may also have private datasets generated by ChatGPT as well. A prime example of how AI may have no moat, generate
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Damn, that is a lot of fireworks going off. I am sure this won't stop people from blaming EVs.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
On the M3 the frunk doesn't get that hot from the motors, and the heat pump is there too.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Funny to see this, about 13 years ago I left a PR comment about not hard coding the year. The dev thought it was unneccessary because there was many months left in the year, while I believed it was trivial to use JS (it was). Started a smal
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by bearjaws 2y ago
It is always amazing to me people who will chastise people for using Macs. It is by far the most robust hardware and 15 years later Windows laptops may finally be catching up. My first programming job was LAMP so I had a Linux desktop and
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I really wish I could run this against a local ollama instance.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Thats because anyone with a 2.5% mortgage would rather die before losing their home. 34% of mortgages are below 3% interest rate, which means their house payment is at least 30% cheaper than renting. Nobody is going to give that up easily.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Soon enough anything that is even remotely a security threat (pretty much any non-trivial app) will require clearance and in office work. The North Korean hacks into several companies are an example of how bad it is now, add in some good de
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Believe me, if they could use another LLM to audit an LLM, they would have done that already. It's inherit to transformers that they predict the next most likely token, its not possible to change that behavior without making them usele
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by bearjaws 2y ago
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.actureunlo... Everytime you open your phone it will ask you questions about why you are using the phone e.g. "Is this critical to do right now?" and I&#x
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Can't you already contract with Samsung? The problem is Samsung's chips aren't as good, not even close. Google Tensor is basically a full generation behind Qualcomm, with most benchmarks showing 30%+ gains by Qualcomm. The on
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by bearjaws 2y ago
First look? It's been out for over a week and theres dozens of videos showing how it works.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
It's probably information cut off and weights related. Despite updating their models, OAI often returns out of date information. This is especially true for major changes of OSS, where it will still return out of date recommendations f
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by bearjaws 2y ago
o1 is pretty good at spotting OWASP defects, compared to most other models. https://myswamp.substack.com/p/benchmarking-llms-against-com...
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by bearjaws 2y ago
It's good that it works since if you ask GPT-4o to use the openai sdk it will often produce invalid and out of date code.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I will tell you right now, the worst founders are young. Probably great for the VC, but not great for anyone else. My best learnings have come from founders who were in their 40s when they started their businesses. One was even 58 when he s
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Ente Auth + $100 old android phone for backing up to. Old phone stays in a safe, and only pull it out to add new TOTP codes.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Your repo is private, getting 404 error.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Your example is perfect, I'm stealing this for the next time JSON comments comes up.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
The whole reason JSON rules the world is because it's brutally simple. We already have 5+ replacements that are far more robust (XML, YML) and IMO they are not great replacements for JSON. Why? Because you can't trust most people
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by bearjaws 2y ago
#2 is considered taboo, but IMO if a team is full of people who are checked out, it may be time to make huge changes. People become jaded and start to tell you all the ways we can't do something, or it will take too long. They often
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by bearjaws 2y ago
US salaries are sane when compared to what value people produce for their companies. Many argue they are too low.
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Damn, an 8 year old socket out selling all of Intel... I am still rocking an AM4 mini-itx board I bought in 2017, I put a 5800x3d in it this year, and 32gb of ram. It's a rock solid platform for gaming, 50% more performance for $300 wa
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by bearjaws 2y ago
> Genie 2 is capable of remembering parts of the world that are no longer in view and then rendering them accurately when they become observable again. This is huge, the Minecraft demos we saw recently we're just toys because you co
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by bearjaws 2y ago
Appears to be a targeted shooting, curious to see what the motive is. Undergoing treatment and having to deal with insurance can put people in a dark place. Even if it's just an accidental injury putting you in medical debt, it can fee
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by bearjaws 2y ago
The section on Deriving the Equation for a Disaster is perfect. After being acquired (~80 person startup) we were part of 1000 person org. As the CTO of the acquired company, coming into a larger org, I was front row to this type of infight
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Benchmarking LLMs against OWASP vulnerabilities(myswamp.substack.com)
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by bearjaws 2y ago
I'd say it's slightly worse, mainly because when you first get the car you tend to launch it a few times and take advantage of all the power. My first set of tires only lasted 27k miles. After a year you drive normally, I get abou

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