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detrites
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Except this leak confirms them in this case hence the subject of this thread?
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I totally get this. Something I'm learning - slowly - as it is so counter to sound ethic, is that making some work into pure fun helps the other work by preventing burn-out, which for me at least is an ongoing risk. Certainly feels bet
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I think you could. In some sense "easily". It may be about finding that thing you're naturally so interested in or otherwise drawn to, that the months figuring out become a type of driven joy, and so the willpower kinda aut
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3y ago
There is, but it's not welcome to speak of here. Just keep in mind that modelling weather is extremely difficult to do, and this worsens as timescales get larger. Dovetailing with that, the popular science has a long history of failed
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3y ago
At a guess, based on model size, just about anything, even a Raspberry Pi 4 etc. As comparison the GGML port of Whisper (OpenAI's equivalent), runs in the browser, via WASM: https://whisper.ggerganov.com/
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I don't think so. It could be very tricky to modify an iPad mini sufficiently to become a piece of custom hardware that you're prototyping. Except in the case you were prototyping an iPad mini itself, which of course would be chil
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3y ago
Maybe I'm missing something here. This looked like it would be good, but I only got as far as the second page. It claims to be aimed at "curious people over the age of 14", but goes from "the period at the end of this se
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3y ago
Source(s)?
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> nFruit nFlies vLike a nBanana vFprTprpFprY.
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3y ago
For $95?? Looks like there are equivalents for $10 available, though.
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3y ago
Does your AC include a negative ion generator for cleaning the air? I wonder if that could be affecting it?
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Why doesn't Apple fix this? It seems like no matter how their backend architecture works, they could surely find a way even just to manually whitelist new big name apps from well-known companies to the top of search results. Why woul
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3y ago
Have they fixed "an unattended iPhone alarm rings... forever" yet? I'm sure that's probably lead to disaster on more than one occasion. Imagine someone forgets an iPhone living next door to a shift worker? Alarm goes off
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3y ago
Maybe they interest HN folks because they sit at the edge of humans technical ability? There are likely a good many similarly-distinct pieces of technology you are excited by, or you wouldn't be here.
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That was incredible. Thank you! If you made it into an article with images showing the mask/filter analogy, it might be one of the best/most unique explanations I've seen. Love the ground-up approach beginning with data'
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3y ago
Explain Like I'm Five... Years Into A Doctorate
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Could you ELI5 (or maybe 15, with high-school maths) this concept? Particularly how it may relate to how our brains might work? Most interested.
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In the same time period Disney halved, the major indexes have retained value or increased. It's difficult to benchmark as competitors embraced the same ideologies. All we can say for sure is that against the market, they performed badl
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There's literally videos of these events, look them up. I don't know anything about that site other than it was pretty well-written and had sources and names and times and places. You're welcome.
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See reply to sibling.
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The county boards statement on that removal seemed pretty reasonable to me: The McMinn County Board of Education voted to remove the graphic novel Maus from McMinn County Schools because of its unnecessary use of profanity and nudity and i
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3y ago
I've made no such emotionally-charged and disrespectful claim. There are no such "standards" being discussed. I'm not sure why you've introduced the concept. The subject being discussed is this, when the person sta
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Do you honestly think a book with a blowjob in it would have been banned if it weren't ? Regardless, exactly which "books" presenters with names such as "Eric Big Clit", "Flowjob" and "rainbow dildo
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You don't need to be a mental health professional to know what people you care about have been through.
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Here's one of the banned books (NSFW warning): https://alphanews.org/hastings-kids-have-access-to-gender-qu...
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To use an analogy: there's a world of difference between scams, spam, opt-in marketing, and an actual, legitimate, invited, email message. Those not wishing to face the difficult and nuanced reality of these debates equate these in app
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Respectfully, if it didn't affect you such that a trigger can put you in a state you can barely function, and/or become a danger to yourself or others, then you haven't been through the type of experience being referred to he
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Positive take. Yet, I doubt anyone who bought shares over the last two years shares your enthusiasm.
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No. Minorities do not deserve carte blanche control of the output of mass communication. That's the most basic enabler of authoritarian dictatorship. Under democratic capitalism, power must cater to the majority, or lose it/go bro
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Disney's share price has halved from its two year high.
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