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by choilive 1y ago
There are millions on the lower bound of bacteria species we havn't identified, trillions on the upper bound. Unknown bacteria are literally everywhere, but the simple act of finding and sequencing them is nothing to be afraid of.
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by choilive 1y ago
Sounds like Shopify has some leverage then to open a line of comms with Ruby Central. "Explain yourselves or we will pull funding"
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by choilive 1y ago
The USA has proven to be... incapable of completing any public transport infrastructure anywhere near on budget or on time. This is a deeply rooted problem. Until this gets solved autonomous electric vehicles could theoretically just leapf
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by choilive 1y ago
Omarchy auto installs the nvidia drivers and fixes if it detects an nvidia card. https://github.com/basecamp/omarchy/pull/13
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by choilive 1y ago
While promising, be VERY skeptical about efficacy claims of these early stage research drugs. Tons of drugs in the pipeline that goes after these promising receptor targets. PD-1/PD-L1, CD47, CD40 (as mentioned in the article) etc. Key
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by choilive 1y ago
Semantically, AI has always been a superset of ML. So it's always been correct to call machine learning AI. All machine learning is AI, not all AI is machine learning.
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by choilive 1y ago
iPhone hasnt been a status symbol in many years. Its as mainstream as a Toyota Corolla.
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by choilive 1y ago
In most cases, efficiency and performance are pretty synonymous for CPUs. The faster you can get work done (and turn off the silicon, which is admittedly a higher design priority for mobile CPUs) the more efficient you are. The level of tal
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by choilive 1y ago
Fixing consoles is also treating circuits like black boxes :) . just gotta know what the black boxes are
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by choilive 1y ago
Control theory was also one of my favorite classes that a low of software people should learn (at least the very basics). So many hand rolled heuristically driven if/else type systems that can simply be replaced more reliably with a PI
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by choilive 1y ago
Hilarious. Especially compared to the USB-C connector on an iPhone, which is secured by 6 (!!!) screws to the frame.
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by choilive 1y ago
I believe most of those are 4:3, but point taken.
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by choilive 1y ago
I have a friend that went through 3 remarkables due to failures, I didnt dig into the root cause but I suspect you might be right on the USB-C port since they all "stopped charging".
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by choilive 1y ago
Its unfortunate that the supply chain for eink/epaper displays all seem to be centering on typical mobile device aspect ratios (like 16:9 for this device) particularly because remarkables are marketed as productivity oriented replaceme
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by choilive 1y ago
I had the same thoughts, there are clearly indicators that the weakness in the labor market started happening before LLMs and AI took over popular discourse. All the more reason to believe that while correlated, LLMs are certainly not the l
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by choilive 1y ago
Do athletes count?
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by choilive 1y ago
Wrappers are a bit pejorative and reductive - everything is a wrapper around something else.
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by choilive 1y ago
Also unfortunate that SK seems to have gone overnight from a generational family unit to the western style nuclear family. All of those elderly living in poverty despite modern SK built on their backs.. I am sure they would love to contribu
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by choilive 2y ago
Most brain damage would not be considered in the realm of what most people would consider "recoverable".
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by choilive 2y ago
This doesn't put power back through the home. It acts more like a UPS. You plug in the stuff you need up during an outage to the back of it like a power strip.
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by choilive 2y ago
The insurance companies have already enshittified the medical back office to levels beyond comprehension.
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by choilive 2y ago
Is a world where nobody needs to work a utopia or dystopia?
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by choilive 2y ago
For inference the bandwidth is generally not parallelized because the weights need to go through the model layer by layer. The most common model splitting method is done by assigning each GPU a subset of the LLM layers and it doesn't t
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by choilive 2y ago
never understood the hate on the trash can. Isn't the mac studio basically the same idea as the trash can but even less upgradeable?
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by choilive 2y ago
What company was specc'ing out a 6 figure machine just to put in a consumer class SSD?
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by choilive 2y ago
Also should note that 800/819GB/s of memory bandwidth is actually VERY usable for LLMs. Consider that a 4090 is just a hair above 1000GB/s
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by choilive 2y ago
If Spotify doesnt work they are dead in the water. If Apple Music doesnt work, thats a rounding error.
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by choilive 2y ago
But now you have the problem of being too specialized - Ive seen many specialists that think a problem lies within their specialty- when it does not. And how do you deal with problems that are multi-disciplinary (problems that require mult
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by choilive 2y ago
Oh nice. I had dismissed offline/local web apps for anything decently complex for a long time because of the file system limitations. But it looks like this will finally make that practical with OPFS & WASM SQlite. Thanks for shar
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by choilive 2y ago
Would have liked to see 24gb of vRAM in this segment, although that was probably reserved for the cancelled higher tier cards.

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