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by boxed 2y ago
Different frequencies I gathered? Lasers are more like lines than radio that is more like waves on a pond.
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by boxed 2y ago
50 tokens per second. Compared to a quick and dirty parser written in python or even a regex? That's going to be many many orders of magnitude slower+costlier.
933.
by boxed 2y ago
I wonder how this would compete against something like Mojo.
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by boxed 2y ago
> Arguably, Google divesting Chrome would be great for the web. Because then Chrome would slowly rot since there's no one to fund development, leading us to WebKit being the only engine, as Firefox is also defunded. I don't see
935.
by boxed 2y ago
Self fulfilling prophecy.
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by boxed 2y ago
Is it being lazy though? Or is it accidentally parroting an actual good mentor?
937.
by boxed 2y ago
It's also cruel to eradicate entire species. At this point we can only choose between playing incompetent god or competent god. This work is the latter, and I'm here for it.
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by boxed 2y ago
Very little comes from the sun.
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by boxed 2y ago
"Drone" seems like absolutely the wrong term. A drone in an ant farm isn't someone who does the work. It's the males who get sent off to procreate and then very swiftly die. The ants that do the job are called "work
940.
by boxed 2y ago
My bad. I should have said heavy lift capacity, not all capacity. I screwed that up.
941.
by boxed 2y ago
Isn't the molecule in Ozempic naturally occurring too?
942.
by boxed 2y ago
Yea, at enormous cost, and very slowly. Europe was also totally without any launch capacity for quite a while since Ariane 6 didn't work out great.
943.
by boxed 2y ago
I don't see why any of that makes logical sense. These models require such enormous training data that they pretty much MUST use the same training data to a very large degree. The training data itself is what they spit out. So "ha
944.
by boxed 2y ago
Why wouldn't hallucinations be agreed upon if they have roughly the same training data?
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by boxed 2y ago
You can use webcomponents to work around a few of those limitations.
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by boxed 2y ago
One might also be careful to count energy properly. The fossil fuel industry has been counting "total energy" including losses to make fossil look bigger and harder to replace. But a gas car throws away like 70% of the energy, s
947.
by boxed 2y ago
If your ground heat system also provides cooling that's no longer a problem. I have that for my house. It's pretty great. You're basically time-shifting temperatures across the year. Cool temperatures get shifter to summer an
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by boxed 2y ago
> Unfortunately, the Illinois Supreme Court had at their disposal a second dictionary. In the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary, a “schema” is defined as “a structured framework or plan: outline”. “This is a difference in name only”, sai
949.
by boxed 2y ago
I assume you're making a joke. In any case, no that's not true. Because if it's your first and last name and you type it in both fields, you are now screwed in a different way.
950.
by boxed 2y ago
Yea, seems a bit weird honestly. Starting a business is incredibly hard. And the financial part of it is just a tiny part of why it's hard. You also have to find an idea of a service/product and marketing to name just two that wil
951.
by boxed 2y ago
Governments forcing companies from other countries to do business in their country seems like the worrying precedent to me.
952.
by boxed 2y ago
There shouldn't be an ethical dilemma. If you find out your previous paper was wrong, you can publish a new paper saying so. That's 2 papers for the price of one(ish). Everyone wins :P
953.
by boxed 2y ago
I mean.. there are tons of people without last names in the world. https://www.kalzumeus.com/2010/06/17/falsehoods-programmers-...
954.
by boxed 2y ago
And yet, here I sit with my iPhone 12 mini and will absolutely not upgrade until it explodes or there's a new mini. THAT is also an opportunity cost.
955.
by boxed 2y ago
Apple has huge margins, it's not a problem unless you think about margins. Making more money is normally good, even if the margin is slightly lower.
956.
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The worst selling iPhone can still be a larger business than 50%+ of all android phones.
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> Buying [twitter] was a good move from the perspective that he really couldn't afford to be banned from Twitter. Another good move would have been to not be an ass. I mean, if he really did care about the stock price like this thre
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> His profits don’t come from his products, but from his fanbase buying his stock. SpaceX is private, Starlink makes real money from real users. > Everything he does is done to influence the public opinion to make him the tech genius
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> By "conviction", do you simply mean "intent to harm another person"? No, I mean "the probability function you ascribe to your beliefs". A person who believes something very weakly doesn't put on a sui
960.
by boxed 2y ago
...in the 1700s. It's older than America. Jihadis want nothing else than 100% global sharia law/kalifate. The hate of America is because America is winning and they are losing. Don't be confused. We do NOT want to placate Jih

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