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fragmede
4mo ago
Damn, that's fascinating. What do you think of Fervo energy and their fiber-optic sensing?
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4mo ago
The UK locks themselves are water movement though, so if you wanted to power something for "free" on those, you'd attach it to there. Oh man did I love watching those as a kid. You wouldn't do a fan though, you'd ha
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4mo ago
Kind of like the Local Motors Rally Fighter, which was a kit car that kept costs down by using parts from existing cars instead of designing their own from scratch.
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4mo ago
You can put dual 3090's into one system. https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1m5fkts/my_prac...
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4mo ago
They do have tides though, so make it a big fan that points up.
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4mo ago
Even .horse?
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4mo ago
How exactly does it match the definition of a scam? Windows does get viruses, and it does protect against them. It's not something you actually need, like most consumer VPNs, but they have high pressure sales tactics to trick people in
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4mo ago
Good read. Makes me want to move to Norway.
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4mo ago
Why would an LLM make that mistake? It depends on why you went shopping. If you are blessed with a surplus of executive function, you can make a list and then get everything on that list when you go shopping. If you are not so privileged, y
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4mo ago
It's "funny" because sex is taboo in puritanical cultures like the US. Obviously you're not going to use the lube on the Oreo's, but it's funny because by putting them next together, one imagines taking out an
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4mo ago
It's stupid because there's no formal definition of what counts as AI, so we repeat the same conversation every time. Hence the joke ML is just AI that works. There's a book from 1995, called Artificial Intelligence: A Modern
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4mo ago
names and money movement also come to mind.
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4mo ago
To me they're the same thing. If there's a bunch of training data that is fed into a system that creates a model, then it's not traditional programming, where someone laboriously writes out if statements by hand. AI and ML ar
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4mo ago
Claudception
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4mo ago
It's not the author's fault that GTA VI hasn't come out yet.
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4mo ago
Use the GUI Claude Desktop app and do cowork. https://support.claude.com/en/articles/13345190-get-started-...
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4mo ago
That's because you live in a shitty place where your can't do that with your car, and think that's normal. There are places in the world where you can just leave your car unlocked with cash sitting out, and no one steals it.
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4mo ago
I suppose human refrigerators describes the product, but it's not what I expected. I don't know what I expected though. Needs a better name. How about cooling booth or chill box or something.
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4mo ago
First off, stop using cat, use something modern. I recommend redpanda, rp, but I'm biased since I'm the author. Anyway, the reason I use useless cat is because when I'm working with large files, it starts with head, not cat,
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4mo ago
What is this hypothetical tens of thousands of credit card debt made up of though? Yeah, some of it is going to be unnecessary luxuries, but some of it is going to be essentials like baby formula and groceries. Limiting how high the interes
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4mo ago
Machine learning is just what we call AI that works.
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4mo ago
The competitors to Zulip are Slack and Discord, maybe Matrix/IRC. The question is how do you group subjects and sub-subjects aka threading and Zulip forces the user to pick both explicitly. This results in an easier to follow conversat
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4mo ago
Facebook put a data center up in Luleå, Sweden, which is in the north, far from cities, so it's not unheard of.
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4mo ago
Can't ignore the GLP-1 choice though. If a customer spends, say $200 month on a GLP-1, and saves that much by not buying groceries, that also results in a grocery slow down.
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4mo ago
It's very far from the same thing, but there's Hacker Dojo in Mountain View if you're looking for people irl to meet up with.
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4mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nm9codc_zwk is my pick, but it's not for everybody.
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4mo ago
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4mo ago
The end result is the same, the abuser gets the location of their victim. More routes for the abuse to get that is worse than fewer ways for them to get it.
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4mo ago
With TTS. It tells me what it just finished doing. That's pretty clever on your phone!
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4mo ago
Can you say more about the homomorphic encryption bit? It's fascinating to hear about it being used in practice and making it out of research.
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