dzhiurgis

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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Did we forget how XAI meant to be uncensored model (because censorship is a lie and lying models cannot be good)
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
> They're probably saving a billion USD per year just from the debt restructuring Cool. Sounds like a wise financial management. Musk's early background is actually in finance. People call him software and physics but rarely re
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Don't buy a subscription baby, get an open weight model and go about your day. Your complaint is equivalent to Amazon selling hosted postgresql...
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
> Corporations which stole the work from many open source developers Wasn't that the entire point of open source tho?
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
For context - macropad is about $5-10 from aliexpress. I got one for my kids in back of car so they can control music and climate.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Yeah that’s nothing compared to token cost. Cheapest iPhone costs like 2x than it.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Wha wha whaat? You'll more likely to see no ports soon than two lol. I don't remember when I actually plugged my phone for anything other than charging. Must be nearly a decade. And wireless charging is becoming good, albeit not u
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
I saw this posted somewhere too, but my first Sonicare lasted 10 years, next one 5 and last one 2 which also mirrors my experience.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
My favorite DON'T DO THIS method is plugging European plug in UK socket - using something like scissors in earth to open shutters for neutral/live where EU plug actually fits pretty ok. The other one is twisting US/JP plug pi
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Yes! I've been doing this for years! Figure-8 cable is usually easy to find in some old media player in someone's house. That said usb-c chargers are quite ubiquitous now that you'll likely to find one anyway. Also 6ft usb-c
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
That is insane take. Datacenters are built where it makes most economic sense (aka cheapest aka cleanest power). If you build where power is expensive - you are burning world even more.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
That's ~8 used EV batteries. Each cost less than 10k, maybe 6-8k AUD. If you know your way around high voltage DC, got a tractor and appropriate emulator - not exactly difficult or super expensive to pull off. Granted it's pretty
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
So we hating exports now? Is this post-globalist forum now?
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
I work in Salesforce consulting ecosystem, notorious for producing awful code (occasionally passing project until you find someone code for $1 per hour (I kid you not)). Now within last year it improved to point I can trust it produce decen
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
I took a steam train yesterday. They should be called coal train, because it was beyond disgusting. If you like fresh air - highly recommend to avoid such experience.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
The disease is consumerism, not industry. As long as there is demand - there will be supply. AFAIK no people weaned themselves off fossil fuels yet. Even basics haven’t been solved yet in most parts.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Because it’s an oxymoron.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
He might have, but at least he got receipts.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
The one that drives millions of people every day
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
All three are greener variant of what was already available. Alternatives to starlink weren’t really available.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
10 years ago I couldn’t buy self driving, zero pollution, zero maintenance supercar for next to nothing.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Wind turbines and solar farms is another one. It’s same people who whinge about crying babies on plane.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Occams razor - who is more likely to lie - people who’ve been suckling aid for decades or most scrutinised person in world with 1000s of death threats, no permanent abode and target locked on his plane.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
More akin comparison would be charging for carryon vs condiments. I just did trip with family where our allowance was 8 suitcases of 184 kg total weight. Buying same on a budget carrier we used on our leg would cost more than flights itself
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
If everyone is required to have an insurance - why not bury it in property tax/rates instead? In NZ we are not required to have third party medical cover because everyone is already covered by yearly car registration fee.
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by dzhiurgis 3mo ago
Wonder which LLM would be happy to vibe code it back (not sure if it would be able to pull it off tho).
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
Musk said they only stopped programmes with no paper trail. And something like 4 people so far were prosecuted for fraud.
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
I second this, albeit I stick with European languages. It's not easy to find, but Cannes awards is a good start.
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
Yes but that fizzled out too. I used https://hckrnews.com a little too, to capture front pages from out of your timezone.
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by dzhiurgis 4mo ago
AKA nanoplastic-induced oxidative stress, but it's actually macrophages (and neutrophils), not T-cells. The reason this is problem is because cells can never destroy nano-plastic so they keep self destroying forever (chronic inflammati

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