fred_is_fred

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by fred_is_fred 5mo ago
Preferably a beowulf cluster of them.
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by fred_is_fred 5mo ago
I've been wondering - Is there any possibility that Nation States had AI models busy finding this stuff several years before we see things like Mythos or Opus showing up? Or are those models not only consumer but also cutting edge?
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by fred_is_fred 5mo ago
Speaking as someone with kids, many people I know rejected all of these. The eye ointment that they gloss over is to protect from gonorrhea. Which presumes that everyone having a kid has it in the first place. This is easy to test for befor
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by fred_is_fred 5mo ago
Significantly reduced water usage for one. The water is the limiting factor.
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by fred_is_fred 5mo ago
Farmers care about making money.
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by fred_is_fred 5mo ago
I don't know if it's my adblockers but your page loads an insanely large picture of your face and then people playing scrabble. Like I have to scroll two directions to see the whole picture large...
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by fred_is_fred 5mo ago
1/3 of these were acquired so far. I think what would be interesting is a label that showed whether anyone made money before it shutdown.
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by fred_is_fred 5mo ago
The Lithos Carbon idea is interesting. The mine they show looks like they can just scrape it rather than needing to mine it with explosives. Unfortunately the site's blog has 1 post and it is 3.5 years old. Is it still a going concern?
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by fred_is_fred 5mo ago
With zero consequences for the family.
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by fred_is_fred 5mo ago
If you actually won this amount of money it would effectively ruin your life. You and your family would never be safe from a wrench attack - from criminals or a nation-state.
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by fred_is_fred 5mo ago
Is the search space too big to effectively divide it up GIMPS-style. How do the odds look if every laptop on earth was trying this?
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by fred_is_fred 5mo ago
Here's the video to watch on the history of the Amen Break. It's very in-depth and I highly recommend it. I just noticed it's 20 years old too! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SaFTm2bcac
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by fred_is_fred 5mo ago
"The easy way to implement this in-person would be to give customer-specific coupons. You could get an email that says "use your loyalty card at checkout and get $2 off eggs"." This already happens. We've been getti
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by fred_is_fred 5mo ago
Scotty probably loves capitalism until it affects him personally.
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
If red wins, I don't want to be on earth with the people who were okay with killing 50.1% of earth - hence I will vote blue.
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
"When is X location the busiest?" - Google maps already tells you this information.
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
It's legal in a few states already including Colorado and Utah - with more coming.
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
Tulip Corp has reached a definitive finance agreement with Rhine. Rhine will invest 5 Billion guilders in Tulip Corp, and Tulip Corp will be buying 100 Billion guilders of fertilizer and irrigation water from Rhine. This helps Tulip Corp en
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
He mentions "non-existing AES-512" but why not? Why not AES-1024 or AES-4096? Is it too much processing power needed to encrypt and decrypt? I am guessing perhaps also the algo needs work - you can't just take AES-128 and ad
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
The USGS can still help you find oil and gold though.
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
To anyone using a model trained on my company's Jira tickets, I apologize for the regression.
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
I am surprised that this isn't already part of KYC.
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
I'm not sure passive income is the right way to describe a drop shipping operation where you have to interact with customers. Passive income is $VT.
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
How does this compare to the commercial models like Sonnet 4.5 or GPT? Close enough that the price is right (free)?
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
They were basically bankrupt 2 weeks ago and sold for $39M. The stock pop shows me that we're in a bubble of irrational exuberance. And what are they going to to with 50M? Buy a few racks of servers?
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
Can someone take this and build a working 6502 binary that creates a SQL database?
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
Chris has been so focused for 5 years that he had no clue about anything else going on in the industry?
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
Makes me wonder if a respirator epidemic that killed people could also have a destabilizing impact on human society. I guess we may never know.
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
>If you cut out the vulnerable code from Heartbleed and just put it in front of a C programmer, they will immediately flag it. It's obvious. Genuinely curious - why couldn't a static analyzer also find the issue then? Those hav
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by fred_is_fred 6mo ago
The whole idea of someone's code being perfectly handcrafted may have been true in 1998, but any project you start now builds on a tower of open source libraries frameworks, and container images - probably running on someone else'

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