celerrimus

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by celerrimus 1y ago
These are interesting results, especially the fact that those LLMs formed illegal cartels.
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by celerrimus 2y ago
interesting results, thank you!
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by celerrimus 2y ago
very interesting results, thanks for sharing!
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by celerrimus 5y ago
Yeh, however I'm not sure that the only cause. I think that record temperatures, and less moisture, are more important factors here. For example, I know that in recent years we observe unprecedented fires in Siberia region where, due t
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by celerrimus 5y ago
I would agree with Toyota. Excluding hybrids from the mix is simply wrong, as global electric mix (64% fossil fuels, mostly coal) poor performance in harsh conditions, charging time and infrastructure, are still so unmature. Hybrids with sm
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by celerrimus 5y ago
I think Adobe offers were even more confusing few years ago. This is not honest company, gently speaking. I have another good example. I bought an Adobe license few years ago, and as a business in EU, I had to bought in excluding VAT, and p
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by celerrimus 6y ago
What’s strange here? I’m working remotely for over 15 years, but still, this is not work for everyone. It’s far from idyllic imaginations of office workers, as grass is always greener on the other side. Also, I'm not sure that remote w
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by celerrimus 6y ago
In Poland we had quite large population of wild animals. It's estimated that we have population of over 2.000 wolves, they need large territories so it's natural to migrate outside the borders. Hopefully they will be protected eve
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by celerrimus 7y ago
Nonsense, classic FUD
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by celerrimus 7y ago
Although I rejected many similar MITM reports myself, in this case I think this is valid threat. It's not some random comments or forum site where there's almost no value for attackers, we're talking on pseudo-banking system,
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by celerrimus 7y ago
I assume that everything depends on: - how much storage you need, - how long you need it to store this, - if this data easy reproducible. Generally storage isn't cheap, and cloud storage is quite expensive in the long run. If you ne
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by celerrimus 7y ago
But also is probably 6 years ahead in problems and issues related to bugs in design and software. Ie, recent news about wearing SSD that is causing already and will brick every Tesla model available, problems with updates, etc. Also, secur
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by celerrimus 7y ago
Interesting point of view. I assume you never sat in the recent model of Camry. I have opportunity to sat in two Tesla S, they are much more like Korean cars 10+ years ago. Beside fancy screens, cheap and shoddy inside, unacceptable for the
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by celerrimus 7y ago
Well, from my European point of view, dishwashers are as good as 20 years ago. And we have rather strict energy/water norms. Normal program is quite long, like 2h50min, but you can get it to 1h30, and we have almost perfectly clean dis
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by celerrimus 7y ago
@elect_engineer: Well, as many here already pointed out, I do not see here cancer grows. The 16,000,000,000 page views per month is something really huge. For some perspective, I run servers for a commercial company, and with such traffic,
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by celerrimus 7y ago
True. This article is pure BS. Even in US where only 18% of electric energy is renewable (plus some from nuclear energy), emissions results from EV are not so impressive. In average country, new generation of hybrid cars from Toyota may be
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by celerrimus 8y ago
Quite funny. Mr. Tim Cook apparently either think investors are stupid or he, and the Apple board, are detached from the reality. For other people reasons for this is clear. Apple is making slightly improved phones, with the extreme price t
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by celerrimus 8y ago
Let's say that in one month a year, this song earns on avg. like $40,000/day. It's around $36,000,000 over the period of 23 years. It's not that bad, compared to $60,000,000 earned in royalties since its release. I assum
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by celerrimus 8y ago
When I saw the video yesterday, have a lot of laughter. Real breakthrough!!
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by celerrimus 8y ago
Claims as claims, but reality... In Poland, with quite good internet connection, random quite popular domain (around 18mln visitors a month), I get times reported by dig @: ISP: 32ms Google (8.8.8.8): 30ms 1.1.1.1: 112ms (domain TTL was 155
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by celerrimus 9y ago
This is quite surprising, I tought that people would be much more susceptible to marketing. Reason for that trend is obvious, innovation now is very slow, most changes in iPhones for example are cosmetic, the only thing that get real upgrad
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by celerrimus 9y ago
Quite good question. I used to sleep 8~9 hours, less (and more as someone already pointed) meant i was not very productive, made more mistakes, and i was irritated whole next day. But for more then a year I'm a father, so now much chan
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by celerrimus 9y ago
In my opinion this makes amazon an accomplice of the theft, especially that they earned a commission from this operation. Hope that buyer will get help and get his money back.
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by celerrimus 10y ago
>>> You answered yourself. True. But tought that more customers will choose more reliable cars, especially if future of VW after emission scandal was not so certain. Last year they updated most models, new RAV4, Avensis, Corolla ar
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by celerrimus 10y ago
This is very puzzling for me. You know, volkswagen as volkswagen, they will do anything to increase profit, but how it's possible that people buy those? Because it's not that thet they produced more cars, someone buy it. I can&#x2
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by celerrimus 10y ago
Nice feature. And at this point i have dilemma, i stopped os x updates after Apple decided to remove remaining battery time. I like f.lux idea, but sometimes have some problems with it, so i would like to test Night Shift. Hope remaining ti
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by celerrimus 10y ago
Probably Uber should practice in GTAV, rather then on real roads:)
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by celerrimus 10y ago
There was similar attempt here in Poland few years ago, i believe it was sofort used by few online shops owned by German parent companies. This ended very soon, because people here are quite sensitive for such practices and Financial Superv
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CompactFlash Assoc. announces high speed cards with seq. speed up to 8GB/s [pdf](compactflash.org)
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