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by chmod775 3mo ago
This is more of an ad, not a review, and reads like the author has hardly any experience with the things he's trying out. That Z Image Turbo diffusion model would've also run on many consumer GPUs and with way higher performance f
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by chmod775 3mo ago
Let's ask the thing whose mistakes I iron out all day to think for me.
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by chmod775 3mo ago
> The standard answer is greed: rapacious ambulance operators, owned by villainous private equity firms, exploit patients at their most helpless. But I don’t think that’s actually what’s going on. Ambulance providers are chronically unpr
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by chmod775 3mo ago
> A team I talked to recently wired up an agent to do something simple: pull a metrics API every morning, reshape the JSON, and drop the result into a table. Clean idea. It worked on day one. So a team of people with access to "in
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by chmod775 3mo ago
The application is cool, but there is little novelty here. All of the employed techniques are well-established. I suggest removing "novel" from the title unless you wish to seriously disappoint some people.
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by chmod775 3mo ago
> I wonder how these will fare in Saxony. I presume it's an industry which will attract and depend on highly qualified foreign workers. Saxony has had a decently-sized or large (by German standards) microelectronics sector for decad
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by chmod775 3mo ago
> A pardon absolves one of the sin as if it didn't happen, legally. This is incorrect. A pardon is not an expungement. The conviction remains a usable historical fact and could still be referenced in later legal procedings. Exact ra
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by chmod775 3mo ago
If it makes you feel any better, the reverse holds as well. Grass is greener mentality exists everywhere.
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by chmod775 3mo ago
There's a post every other month where some dude who put nonsense information online celebrates because it actually ended up in some frontier models weights. If it's easy enough that some randos can do it for fun, what do you thin
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by chmod775 3mo ago
Most Europeans do not think about some ill-defined "communist threat" at all. The majority of negative opinions about China stem from economic worries. Also FYI: the CCP has officially adopted the designation "socialist democ
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by chmod775 3mo ago
sudo pacman -S transmission-gtk I suppose it's time to form a new media consumption habit.
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by chmod775 3mo ago
The reason most people reach for Kubernetes is because it's cool. The entire infra the vast majority of Kubernetes users have could run on a single bare metal machine with a second one for redundancy. To be fair: using Kubernetes a
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by chmod775 3mo ago
> In Germany getting 25k as a working adult is hard German median household wealth is 4x that.
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by chmod775 4mo ago
This effect is temporary. Otherwise one could run their AC once for a few minutes and then it'd be cold inside your home for the rest of the year until you turn up heating. In reality equilibrium is restored quickly (and the thermal ma
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by chmod775 4mo ago
You know what... go ahead and build your panopticon somewhere. The rest of us are going to have an actual society somewhere else, the way it has worked for thousands of years. If you're so scared of your own shadow you'd tie a noo
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by chmod775 4mo ago
What if lots of murders happened in bathrooms?
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by chmod775 4mo ago
When the new client was built, microservices were the hot new buzzword. The new client is some weird plugins/services based architecture. Things that'd barely warrant their own class in a boring OOP-based UI framework are instead
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by chmod775 4mo ago
> I would say information density was too high. All those always-on indicators: 3D scrollbars, buttons, etc. create a very busy picture. Have you been in nature recently? We've evolved to deal with very busy pictures and parse relev
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by chmod775 4mo ago
I'm not getting what I want on free speech, because the center left form the ruling parties. And I wouldn't want the right to be in power anyways, though soon they couldn't do much worse to this democracy. People here are get
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by chmod775 4mo ago
Yeah. On pretty much every other topic important to me, their official positions are either diametrically opposed or lean into another direction far enough that supporting other parties would be a better choice.
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by chmod775 4mo ago
I've read this five times and I still can't reconcile it with what I said.
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by chmod775 4mo ago
> Apparently they missed Ron Wyden (co-sponsor) of the bill is a Democrat and the bill is a bi-partisan effort? And thank god for that. I hope this is indicative of a larger trend in the opposite direction. I'm not in the US, but he
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by chmod775 4mo ago
Yes, that is the price developers will have to pay. Development will be harder, but users are going to prefer somewhat broken sites over being outright refused entry. At the end of the day user-preference is what dictates which browser is u
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by chmod775 4mo ago
It appears website developers desperately want to return to a world where browsers actively pretend to be another browser*. Want to check for DBSC? Enjoy not knowing whether the browser vendor decided to just roll a simple software implemen
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by chmod775 4mo ago
As described, if one "cell" crashes, you re-route/retry everything on the other cell. Assuming your system is deterministic and the inputs stay the same, the second cell should now break as well. This reads to me like an atte
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by chmod775 4mo ago
It thinks I'm a German journalist and author focusing on data protection and privacy issues. It got the job description wrong, but the issues correct. Not too bad. Should've said "asshole with an opinion". Strangely enou
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by chmod775 4mo ago
If you have the capability to manufacture heavy machinery, building it by copying an existing design is not rocket science. They're not crazy complicated and often built or adapted to a dig specific tunnel anyways. Now, operating a tu
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by chmod775 4mo ago
Some of these submissions would put satirists out of a job.
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by chmod775 4mo ago
Makes me think they're not using anthropic directly but rather any downstream provider. Pretty much everyone has broken caching for anthropic models, which can make requests a couple dozen times more expensive for long contexts. I did
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by chmod775 4mo ago
You probably noticed, but each of these is also just a quote from the paragraph right next to them. Also here the drawings are cute, so that's nice. Maybe you're not used to that style, but it's pretty common in educational l

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