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by ece 4mo ago
No, but open models do along with their architectures, and other technical training details.
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by ece 4mo ago
It seems weird that a likely prime indicator of capability isn't mentioned, the model size.
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by ece 4mo ago
I think in this context it would mean not stopping movement of labor to an extreme or having tariffs, but taxing the unequal gains and having social programs that help everyone keep up in an economy.
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by ece 4mo ago
I hope the EU and DMA succeed in that case, but would also like to point out operating system choices would also help accomplish the same objective of the DMA.
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by ece 4mo ago
I am for real browser choice, and also for real operating system choice. You can download other photo apps and not use Siri AI if you don't want to. Not sure why you would think this is similar to the browser situation on iOS at least
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by ece 4mo ago
EU bureaucrats really earning their name here. Maybe they can realize real choice and innovation will come from allowing different operating systems on locked down hardware, instead of this crusade against Siri AI. Something that is easily
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by ece 4mo ago
I've upgraded my desktops more with GPUs and power supplies accordingly, but old laptop SSDs make fine backup enclosure drives (no I haven't seen them lose data when unplugged) and upgrading RAM for larger models on a AMD Zen 2 la
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by ece 4mo ago
Let me guess, no upgrades either.
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by ece 4mo ago
I wonder how long the wait will be for AR glasses to have this option too.
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by ece 4mo ago
I would like Framework to have a keyboard with normal size arrow keys. That is all.
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by ece 4mo ago
I am genuinely curious what causes the different colors of plasma that were visible throughout the descent. I saw at least purple, yellow, and shades of green.
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by ece 4mo ago
https://archive.md/oD4HN
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by ece 4mo ago
There seems to be more details about the Linux implementation here: https://zonedstorage.io/
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by ece 4mo ago
This clearly calls for thermite petanque.
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by ece 5mo ago
The congressional technology committee Gingrich killed could've fixed this. You can't half ass democracy, you have to keep getting better at governing and convince people it's worth it.
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by ece 5mo ago
Informative page, but the most common speeds with 2x2 MIMO probably were (in Mbps): Far (QPSK) 4(20Mhz)/5(80Mhz)/6(160Mhz)/7(320Mhz): 28.8/130/288.23/576.47 Near (64QAM) 4(20Mhz)/5(80Mhz)/6(160Mhz)&#x
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by ece 5mo ago
What are the chances of a 3x3 or 4x4 router from them I wonder.
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by ece 5mo ago
There are two types of context-based ads IMO, with one context being that of the user, and the other of the things they are doing, Apple has clearly just refused to make the distinction. Reading a website about cheese, show me a cheese-rela
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by ece 5mo ago
qutebrowser would be nice too.
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by ece 5mo ago
Vivaldi does minor releases as needed for security and bugs, so saying 1 major version behind is a bit coarse.
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by ece 5mo ago
https://gtfobins.org
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by ece 5mo ago
He does have his Kavanaugh stop legacy to uphold.
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by ece 5mo ago
I got hue 175 twice, but bluer than 66% of the population once and 59% the second time.
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by ece 5mo ago
Only two of these companies actually needs your location data to function, it's Uber and Lyft. There's a reasonable case telcos might also need the data for network purposes, but cell tower data isn't going to be as accurate
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by ece 5mo ago
Not only this, but a person with this much wealth cannot possibly consume enough to pay their fair share in taxes. They've already used all the loopholes to avoid income taxes which aren't even progressive for billionaires as ment
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by ece 5mo ago
The billionaire mind virus might be contagious.
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by ece 5mo ago
Apparently they didn't go very far.
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by ece 5mo ago
I'm all for safer and less error prone processes, if there is a conductive ink safe for home use, just sell me a 3D printer that does it.
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by ece 5mo ago
I visited a pcb making factory once. Left with an appreciation for the amount of work needed for 80-layer pcbs, and knowing I would not want to deal with making them myself.
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by ece 5mo ago
The problem with Apple software is they stop competition where it makes them money through lock-in. Apple ARM CPUs are great, but the GPUs do leave things to be desired, and they stop competition there too on their platforms.

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