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by driverdan 4mo ago
It makes sense that an open source project would focus on one series of phones since their time and resources are limited. That said, Google's hardware is behind their competitors and they've had a lot of problems in the past few
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by driverdan 4mo ago
If you pay $2200 for a 3090 you're a sucker. They're not worth anything close to that.
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by driverdan 4mo ago
It's not. It's scientific ignorance combined with lies (Wakefield) and misinformation. There may be some small percentage of people who completely avoid injections but most people who understand vaccines accept the benefits outwei
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by driverdan 4mo ago
The problem is accessibility. GPUs have gotten expensive and in some cases hard to get. You also need the supporting hardware to use them. I'd love to have multiple large VRAM GPUs but I can't justify the costs when I have plenty
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by driverdan 4mo ago
> I don’t want extensions (attack vector) How do you block ads and invasive trackers? DNS only?
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by driverdan 4mo ago
A standard rooftop solar install with micro inverters is already pretty much plug and play. Wiring it up is the easy part. Even a more complex system with large centralized inverters and battery backup can be about as plug and play as a des
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by driverdan 4mo ago
From an economics perspective the solution is to legalize everything. Black markets cause incentives like this.
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by driverdan 4mo ago
Go to the source, it's linked above that metadata. That will be a better resource for its copyright status.
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by driverdan 4mo ago
They shouldn't but they've all shown they lack the fortitude to stand up to Trump. All the big tech companies are run by cowards willing to sacrifice ethics for money.
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by driverdan 4mo ago
It's not a problem with HN, it's universal at this point. We had a ton of fake candidates like you described come through multiple channels.
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by driverdan 4mo ago
> the latest occurring in 2000 26 years ago. That is not a current thing and isn't relevant.
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by driverdan 4mo ago
There's interesting stuff in this writeup but it sure seems like most of it was written by an LLM.
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by driverdan 4mo ago
There are freely available plans for all of those things. They are just more primitive than what you have in mind.
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by driverdan 4mo ago
They are a dumb fad, just like all the other dumb fads before them.
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by driverdan 5mo ago
You think either of them care about other human beings? They have continuously demonstrated they only care about themselves.
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by driverdan 5mo ago
I had one professor who did this but in the opposite way. On the first day he told everyone about the main book that would be used, one that he published. He sold it for the lowest price the bookstore allowed and encouraged anyone who could
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by driverdan 5mo ago
API calls have never been subsidized, only subscriptions.
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by driverdan 5mo ago
This is literally every public company you just described. Companies do not have loyalty to their employees.
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by driverdan 5mo ago
Why would a bank require someone to go to a branch to change their phone number? I can change my contact info on the website for all the financial institutions I use.
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by driverdan 5mo ago
> Elon actually figures out Elon doesn't figure out anything. He pays people to do it and then tries to take the credit.
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by driverdan 5mo ago
> Are you insinuating any non-democratic government is bad and evil The ones run by people who chop up journalists certainly are.
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by driverdan 5mo ago
Thankfully I don't live in China. Unfortunately the totalitarian government is a larger concern than the QR codes.
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by driverdan 5mo ago
Any company that requires me to scan a QR code to make a purchase is losing my purchase.
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by driverdan 5mo ago
That's not what ADHD is, that's what someone who knows very little about ADHD and has never experienced it themselves thinks it is.
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by driverdan 5mo ago
The data is not open source. They have open weights but the source data is never open.
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by driverdan 5mo ago
Meanwhile YC President Garry Tan continues to support and defend Flock. I'm curious how he'd spin this as a good thing.
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by driverdan 5mo ago
(2017) I've looked at doing this a few times. I don't have references handy but there are cheaper atomic oscillators available now, under $1000. Still to expensive for me to justify it but one of these years I'll find one che
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by driverdan 5mo ago
Interesting. I had read that Intel's Linux drivers were far behind their Windows versions. I haven't checked in a few months though.
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by driverdan 5mo ago
From what I've read the Intel drivers are terrible and holding back using them for LLMs.
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by driverdan 5mo ago
The test is done on a computer monitor. Vantablack is irrelevant. 100% black on a monitor means the pixels in the display are turned off.

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