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Right, it's going to be funded as a fee against banks, which will be passed on to bank customers aka taxpayers.
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> (1) Shareholders aren't zeroed in a bailout If uninsured depositors took losses in the run on SVB, lots of other banks were going down too in the coming weeks. I think the argument is not that SVB is getting bailed out but investo
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> SLAAC can advertise the DNS server. RFC6106 ? You're right that works. I was just trying to communicate the unobjectionable nature of stateless DHCPv6. Stateful DHCPv6 is bad because it undermines the concept of hosts selecting th
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4y ago
sillysaurusx made some posts about tweaks that greatly improved output for him. Maybe they would help you: """ Fixed the llama sampler. After turning off top_p, adding top_k 40, setting temp to 0.7, and adding a repetition pe
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4y ago
https://archive.is/WljO2
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Why I’m Resigning as an FTC Commissioner
(wsj.com)
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It's important to distinguish between stateful and stateless DHCPv6. stateless DHCPv6 is fine. It's just a way for nodes to get dns/ntp/etc. Nodes still select their addresses with SLAAC. Stateful DHCPv6 is the bad one.
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Starting with Oblivion the elder scroll games have voiced dialogue, presumably because that's what players started expecting. But this had the effect of dramatically reducing the number of options when talking to NPCs and also creating
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The Framework sleeps and wakes just fine. We were discussing battery usage during sleep. Do your old laptops use 5% of battery after a week of sleep? That's the performance I've observed with Macbooks.
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> battery efficiency My understanding is that some of this is because the Intel 12th gen 15-watt U-series chips only had 2 performance cores so Framework went the 28W P-series instead to get 4 performance cores. Using socketed ram is als
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I liked the emacs config discussion.
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Which dumb phones have you considered using? I'm thinking of using an android phone without apps or a browser so I could still use it for photos, messaging(signal and matrix), and music.
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> so presumably the first number is referring to `cargo build --release` Both numbers are for debug builds. I don't know why `cargo test` is faster but I appreciate it. Incremental release builds with `cargo build --release` are eve
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Incremental builds are what matter to me. On my 1240p if I change one file and build it takes ~11s to build. Changing one file and running tests takes ~3.5. That's all build time the tests run in <100ms. The incremental build perfor
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Why the Future Doesn't Need Us (2000)
(wired.com)
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Are ML models even eligible for copyright protection? The code certainly but what about the trained weights?
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There are a lot of people who insist that prohibition never works. I wonder if this is successful it will change their minds.
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I hope not. The Luddites were defeated by killing them. > At one time there were more British soldiers fighting the Luddites than there were fighting Napoleon on the Iberian Peninsula.
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> that's what extension cords are for. That's exactly why every wall is required to have an outlet now, to reduce the use of extension cords.
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Pretty good! This sounds like something a real person would say.
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> Citizenship should be automatic for those that have been around since (public) middle school (give or take). The examples of educated and well integrated individuals are very sympathetic and most people would agree that US immigration
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The Alignment Problem from a Deep Learning Perspective
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> If they're IPv6 then they're globally addressable All ipv6 addresses are routeable but that doesn't mean reachable. Link local and Unique local addresses are examples of non-global ipv6 addresses. https://en.
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As an enthusiastic XFCE user, do you mind answering a question? How do you usually launch applications? I can appreciate the discoverability provided by a nested start menu but I've grown very fond of text launchers with autocomplete p
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> Plus, automakers like VW have high aspirations for new revenue sources beyond just selling cars, and those, too, depend on software. These include features like connected cars, leveraging data, subscription features, integrating e-comm
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Almost anything you do( hobbies, diet, having children, etc) affects your actuarial healthcare burden, so introducing that as a justification for restrictions opens the door to regulating anything. Processed meat is a group 1 carcinogen. Ar
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Denylisting whole ip ranges is lazy and hurtful. Google accepts email from residential ips. Why can't you? > My mail server occasionally receives mail from residential ISPs and it's literally always spam. I sent mail from my h
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Do you think it would addressed under destroy wealth and neglect themselves? lol What are you even saying? I was just trying to say that as the proportion of retired people increases they will take more resources and that will mean fewer re
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> Not when life expectancy decreases, as it is here in the United States. That's scary! Do you think life expectancy to continue to decrease? > People who don't have a roof over their heads or a meal to eat aren't conce
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> Even if they pursue medical intervention, it's only going to affect them at worst. People are worried about their kids. People are scared and the media amplifies the most extreme voices. Establishing scientifically the effectivene
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