ekianjo

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by ekianjo 4mo ago
mullvad client relies on known servers, you could ban their access at the IP level from UK ISP. nothing complicated really
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by ekianjo 4mo ago
they can forbid mullvad.
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by ekianjo 4mo ago
it would be great if they cared as much about the safety of kids in the streets
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by ekianjo 4mo ago
all it takes for a conspiracy to be true is for people to work for their own benefit and for you not to notice and blindly trust 'the system'. if you assume good faith nothing I can say will convince you.
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by ekianjo 4mo ago
alternative: it is what it is.
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by ekianjo 4mo ago
Valuation is based on future prospects. Investing 101.
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by ekianjo 4mo ago
at this age the chances of continuous improvement are probably decent
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by ekianjo 4mo ago
very common. doing it routinely. you never heard of it?
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by ekianjo 4mo ago
there is litterature on that. you need to assume that no medical intervention has no effect, by default.
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by ekianjo 4mo ago
> A free market can still have government regulation and distortion The question is "how much" rather than a binary consideration. With the size of the government in most countries, we are way past what would be considered a m
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by ekianjo 4mo ago
Wait until the extension gets acquired by a third party and turns into malware
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by ekianjo 4mo ago
Good criticism but be aware that acreditated authors and institutions are a bunch of crooks on the whole who cook their results, do p-hacking to the death, badly document their protocols, don't release their datasets not their analysis
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by ekianjo 4mo ago
Curious about "keep it for a decade" claim. Can something possibly break down the road?
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by ekianjo 4mo ago
> it's not the first time they've blundered It's a recurring pattern of not reading the room
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by ekianjo 4mo ago
> in any bureaucratic organization So are there any exceptions?
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by ekianjo 4mo ago
UI? Its a protocol.
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by ekianjo 4mo ago
> Especially not Poetry. You have no way to know what is written by a human these days. Apart from the super low effort outputs.
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Tidal Wave: CachyOS Is Now Bigger Than Arch Linux Ever Was(boilingsteam.com)
5 points by ekianjo 4mo ago|1 comments
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by ekianjo 5mo ago
That is kinda what is going on in China.
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by ekianjo 5mo ago
https://www.metabolismjournal.com/article/S0026-0495(22)0009... Obesity continues to increase everywhere, and is a leading indicator for poor health outcomes over time.
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by ekianjo 5mo ago
I meant prompt eval time.
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by ekianjo 5mo ago
> positive healthcare outcomes Its seems to be hidden from view. Global health is getting worse, not better
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by ekianjo 5mo ago
20 tokens per second for eval time is the killer here. It means you can't use this to process any meaningful amount of text. A GPU typically processes close to 1000 tokens/s during eval.
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by ekianjo 5mo ago
You can build a MCP server in minutes these days to connect to a REST API. The friction is close to zero.
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by ekianjo 5mo ago
> you’re quite literally funding war crimes What difference with Microsoft, amazon and google? They all heavily support the military.
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by ekianjo 5mo ago
Title is pure bait. Where is Datacenter GPU gone?
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by ekianjo 5mo ago
If you keep telling kids there is no future, climate change will cause mass starvation and whatever of course you increase the propensity towards despair and suicide.
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by ekianjo 5mo ago
Exceptions mean few people manage to work well with the constraints of the system. This issue is not found on the SNES where a lot of games look nicer.
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Valve Takes Crazy Pills and Jacks Up Steam Deck Pricing(boilingsteam.com)
5 points by ekianjo 5mo ago|3 comments
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by ekianjo 5mo ago
> However a hefty portion of that accident reduction is attributable to other safety improvements. very hard to differentiate between product safety improvement and attitude change of parents, because both are co-factors. There is no goo

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