ekianjo

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by ekianjo 9mo ago
ChatGPT has nowhere the lead it used to have. Gemini is excellent and Google and Anthropic are very serious competitors. And open weight models are slowly catching up.
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
Lots of light always helps.
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Nvidia Releases a Geforce Now App for Linux Systems(boilingsteam.com)
1 points by ekianjo 9mo ago|0 comments
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
> I don't think this is a given This is a given. They love Discord and shit like that.
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
yeah it looks worse than before
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
There is a huge book market for sexual stories, in case you were not aware.
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
That market is for local models right now.
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
At usual baity headline. It's in rat, it's on a tumor model, so there is a good chance it's like the other thousands mice studies that do not replicate on humans
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
Not just that. Poorer countries inflate their numbers so they can get more financial aid
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
Births and deaths are not recorded in many places
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
> common problem https://www.forbes.com/sites/suzannerowankelleher/2025/08/26... It's statistics at the end of the day. If you have 300 people carrying several batteries in the body of the airpla
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
Have they been opposed to anything remotely meaningful in recent history?
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
Yeah and all internet surveillance is to catch terrorists and pedophiles. Of course almost every action can be justified by some positives, but let's not pretend it is what it is. Getting an ID behind every username has a lot more bene
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
if they need age verification they will ask for everyone's ID, that is why they are doing that in the first place.
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
Senate just stamps whatever comes on their desk in France
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
yup, but polymers are much, much cheaper to produce. And some have properties that no natural fabric can offer.
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
if you are really serious about this, you can hide a pocket a fluid inside your body, and nobody would know...
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
Declarations are meaningless. This will not prevent fires ot occur.
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
Still less tokens to produce with higher level languages, and therefore less cost to maintain in the long run?
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
The security theater needs to go on. In the meantime batteries represent a much bigger risk with potential in flight fires but I guess nobody cares enough to do anything about it.
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
Not really. Polymers in clothes are everywhere and they have very désirable properties compared to pure cotton. Untreated cotton had many problems.
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
> It's biological. Nonsense. We never evolved to send text messages and yet here we are with social networks, chat systems and emails used everywhere for everything.
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
> Most advanced railway system in eu France is certainly better
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Box64 Expands into RISC-V and LoongArch territory(boilingsteam.com)
45 points by ekianjo 9mo ago|7 comments
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Steam Machine: Not So Hot If Priced at 1000 USD(boilingsteam.com)
11 points by ekianjo 9mo ago|1 comments
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
Protecting automakers can be considered a vital business for national security. This is not good for consumers, but relying on China for everything also carries many risks.
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
I tried it at a game show last year. At least a demo with VR headset and full cockpit.
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
> in term of dependency when it comes to solar vs gas/oil. I don't agree. Oil and gas can be sourced from many different countries, you don't have to rely only on Russia. Russia is just the obvious choice if you are in th
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
Yes. Wine for one never had a high performance DX11 rendererer and DXVK was a revolution for gaming.
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by ekianjo 9mo ago
The grid never relies on a single source

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