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by coolspot 3y ago
Damn White people and their… /checks notes/ …neighborhoods!
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by coolspot 3y ago
I believe what this ruling actually tries to defeat is an automated bulk art generation. Just fire some H100 in a loop iterating over various ~random prompts, save it all on a website and then sue anyone producing anything remotely similar.
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by coolspot 3y ago
From their patent [1]: > the working fluid is a slurry comprising a suspension of mineral particles and a surfactant in water [1] - https://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/c5/20/54/6005371...
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by coolspot 3y ago
> One passenger (…) was treated and has non-severe injuries. Injury attorneys will make those injuries cost couple millions.
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by coolspot 3y ago
> -1 to (…) Russian anime cat girls Don’t you dare!
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by coolspot 3y ago
Until games will start bundling some 7B models to drive NPC dialogs.
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by coolspot 3y ago
> the answers are amazingly good, highly unreliable and parrot meaning at best. There is no inductance, and no inteospection and no understanding of the deep semantic meaning of the language presented. There's no intelligence. Can s
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by coolspot 3y ago
Nginx is FreeBSD License, The Docker Engine is licensed under the Apache License 2.0
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by coolspot 3y ago
If you read a little further, it makes sense: “Tilly is a dog and likes barking because she is a dog. Tilly pretends that she's a cat. (…)”
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by coolspot 3y ago
Didn’t downvote you, but having unlimited energy source is worth it and can allow us to remove heat from earth. Human-caused CO2 alone contributes 2.1W/sqm while all current human energy production is 0.04W/sqm . Removing extra CO
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by coolspot 3y ago
Prompt criticality is the best criticality!
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by coolspot 3y ago
At 5.4% of U235 enriched U238 , it requires infinite mass to reach criticality. You will need at least 20% U235 to reach criticality and you will need hundreds of kilograms of the stuff.
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by coolspot 3y ago
Each Tesla car carries 100 TFlops, same as PS5 .
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by coolspot 3y ago
Your car is filmed and recognized by other teslas.
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by coolspot 3y ago
Burglary going down after 2020 ? Nah, maybe only if people just stopped reporting (because Police won’t do anything).
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by coolspot 3y ago
They found “islands” of superconductivity on the resistivity graph.
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by coolspot 3y ago
Like $20 per kilo + energy and labor
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by coolspot 3y ago
Unless you’re slavic catgirl.
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by coolspot 3y ago
Sounds like a good idea for supermagnetic landmine or a grenade. Throw one into a trench and all enemies lose their weapons.
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by coolspot 3y ago
So they are lamps, just very inefficient.
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by coolspot 3y ago
> Superconductor Pb10-xCux(PO4)6O showing levitation at room temperature and atmospheric pressure Is it late April Fools joke? It can’t be true. Edit: I am not surprised it levitates. I am astonished by how much it will reshape our world
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by coolspot 3y ago
I gave the pointer to SGX + PIN , that is enough for curious to find out what I meant.
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by coolspot 3y ago
WhatsApp, Signal, Google Talk and others are also not banned/censored in Russia.
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by coolspot 3y ago
Signal is very obviously compromised, likely a CIA honeypot. Just look into their PIN + Intel SGX scheme. Or lack of open-source client with reproducible builds.
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by coolspot 3y ago
Likely LED lamps inside the pulsar are near their service age. Just replace the whole thing.
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by coolspot 3y ago
Jack in the box… I mean Jack[1] in the Block[2]. 1 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Dorsey 2 - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Block,_Inc .
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by coolspot 3y ago
Sup, ngnr? The name doesn’t roll of a tongue, IMO.
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by coolspot 3y ago
*chef
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by coolspot 3y ago
Actually, could be very well planned and well timed move by the CIA: Russian army is tied at the front, can’t leave it to protect the government. Wagners are very angry at RU MoD and above for all the betrayals and missteps (art. ammo suppl
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by coolspot 3y ago
16 iterations of inference. Like each of 8 models is processed 2 times.

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