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by fnord77 1y ago
meh, not for all brands. current BMWs are light years more reliable than 2000-2010 models
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by fnord77 1y ago
What's the weight range it can handle? no mention of it and I don't want to dig through code
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by fnord77 1y ago
Logins almost always give some 4xx error from both their onion address and regular address on Tor You can browse though
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by fnord77 1y ago
I think of the goofy Toyota fuel cell car. I think a grand total of about 6 have been sold (leased) in california
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by fnord77 1y ago
cloudflare is big tech now?
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by fnord77 1y ago
On tor, reddit blocks you from logging in with 90-95% of the exit nodes
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by fnord77 1y ago
> Developers actually take up to 19% longer when coding with AI than without it, but self-report that they were able to complete tasks 20% faster. this contradicts thought leaders in the field like Andrew Ng
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by fnord77 1y ago
gpus go obsolete faster than fiber backbone equipment
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by fnord77 1y ago
I pay about $40/month for mine, grey market from china
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by fnord77 1y ago
> Life insurers can predict when you'll die with about 98% accuracy. I saw this: https://media.nmfn.com/tnetwork/lifespan/index.html#0 is there anything better?
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by fnord77 1y ago
author doesn't understand the definition of "vetting" which is par for the course for sfgate/chronicle
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by fnord77 1y ago
where can I learn about the nitty gritty of RL and RL training? For instance, I want to understand how say software could be used as input (tokenization/vectorization of the code?)
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by fnord77 1y ago
> The math for privatization does not make sense to me When everything is considered, privatization rarely makes sense.
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by fnord77 1y ago
Google is paying $2.4billion to them
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by fnord77 1y ago
The noun "stuff" never gets an s. I'm sure there's some easy rule for words like this.
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by fnord77 1y ago
5-Meo is kind of nasty because it has a non-linear pharmacology. the normal dose is 5-10mg, but LD50 in sheep is about 100mg, it might be as low as 30mg in humans. It absolutely should not be legal, at least to anyone. Perhaps require trai
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by fnord77 1y ago
user name checks out
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by fnord77 1y ago
For my purposes, a disk NAS is both too large and too noisy. The only place I can put a NAS is my living room. I'm not putting a fucking 4-bay synology on my entertainment shelf. And if I can hear it, it is too loud. these mini-NAS b
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by fnord77 1y ago
I feel like this article was spawned by that reddit post and subsequent related tweets.
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Ask HN: Engineering hiring managers, what do you consider a good cover letter?
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by fnord77 1y ago
not if you value silence and compactness
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by fnord77 1y ago
does the bios support S3 sleep and wake on lan?
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by fnord77 1y ago
hmmm https://i.imgur.com/uVpcRPz.png
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by fnord77 1y ago
these little boxes are perfect for my home My use case is a backup server for my macs and cold storage for movies. 6x2Tb drives will give me a 9Tb raid-5 for $809 ($100 each for the drives, $209 for the nas). Very quiet so I can have it in
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by fnord77 1y ago
for US viewers, there's an N150 16Gb/512 that goes on sale on amazon for $130 every few weeks
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by fnord77 1y ago
It's pretty dead the times I go
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by fnord77 1y ago
I'm inclined to agree with Edward Tufte - the 3D part doesn't add any information to the diagrams, so it is superfluous
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by fnord77 1y ago
weird, nowadays I struggle to find someone to help me at my local apple store (SF Union sq)
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by fnord77 1y ago
Someone where I worked got a BeBox. After a couple demos showing the CPU leds, it just sat there for years, doing nothing but consuming power.
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by fnord77 1y ago
AI goofing up

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