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by foco_tubi 2mo ago
The housing would likely sit empty as richer people are a limited quantity market, and are not usually shopping for the typical quality of a rent-controlled or low-income unit. Meanwhile the working class folk you mention are sleeping in th
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by foco_tubi 2mo ago
Ok, technically you’re right. You can make LLMs deterministic if you make literally every other aspect of execution deterministic as well - self-hosting and open-weights model with identical, reproducible logits, batching, FP math, etc.
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by foco_tubi 2mo ago
> LLMs also allow you to optionally enable determinism really? Please explain
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by foco_tubi 2mo ago
“FORTRAN should virtually eliminate coding and debugging.” — FORTRAN Preliminary Report, 1954.
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by foco_tubi 2mo ago
yes, and it is also true that many Democrats on local city councils and in mayoral roles are doing the same.
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
Which ones are you referring to?
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
There are a myriad of sources available to help you understand. How to Kill a City is a good one.
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
The point is it is very much a “both sides” issue and some of the talking points across the aisle are pretty similar. That the administration is saying it only lends naysayers more authority, even if it’s not a moral or logical one.
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
I mean, the positive effects of road diets and bike lanes generally are pretty well settled, as the US DOT website used to claim.
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
Yep. Beverly Hills and Bel Air used the same argument to rally against new subway development near UCLA.
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
Great, more ammunition for bad faith arguments from all sides. Unfortunately there's a healthy subset of the Democratic party which is also against road infrastructure improvements like bike lanes and traffic calming. Car brain is an a
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
Not that there's any credence to the idea, but many residents of low-income neighborhoods in urban areas see bike lanes as a dinner bell for gentrification. Never mind that a ton of bicycle commuters in urban areas are from low-income
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
You can edit the headline to remove “may”: site:claude.ai/public/artifacts
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
Dear, thank
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
I take it you’ve never rented a market rate apartment in New York City.
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
If you abolish rent control with the current US housing stock, you make millions of people homeless. I’ve come around to how it has hurt the speed of development but it’s an entrenched policy at this point. You can’t get rid of it until the
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
You ever try downloading a video file with only one seed?
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
Meta’s not giving up on VR!
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
Technically most flowering plants need an intermediary for pollination
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
Luckily, at least public opinion toward housing and zoning density is inching towards a YIMBY majority.
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
The plant metaphor breaks down when you pause, take a breath, put the McDouble down and realize that intellectual property is a completely different ownership concept than physical property.
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
The godlike tools are paid subscriptions at best and restricted to a handful of corpos by the government at best. The free scraps thrown to the proles are mostly novelty. The other day I asked 5.6 Sol to identify a push prop airplane and it
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
The point is, there are excellent doctors, good doctors, bad doctors, and awful doctors who should probably have their licensure revoked; just like engineers, or any other profession, there is a spectrum to the quality of service/talen
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
Eugene, OR citizens made this point and ended up getting EPD's and neighboring Springfield PD's contracts with Flock cancelled.
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
How can distillation be considered IP theft, when IP theft is the defacto method in how the closed-weight models were trained?
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
For a while the overlay blocked touch events AND spanned the entire viewport so you couldn’t swipe to go back, trigger the address bar and toolbar to display, etc. I would have to swipe to minimize the app and then go back to trigger the to
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
I do think it’s funny, in a dystopian Dada sort of way, that the American attacker’s commercial product was essentially useless while the open Chinese model saved the day. How is freedom going to be redefined in the future?
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
There's already more than a few brands which have the douche chills roadie market cornered, Factor and Pinarello come to mind
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
Tesla has no reputation in the cycling industry, at least not regarding their bikes, but by the looks of it the fork and wheels are made of composite plastic. Not great.
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by foco_tubi 3mo ago
No. They are widely considered to be one of the best ways to learn balance and steering as well as developing coordination and core strength. The bike is not physically capable of reaching a high speed on flat ground due to the lack of a ge

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