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freeone3000
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7mo ago
Residental-scale transformers can and do explode. Shorts happen not-infrequently with freezing rain and ice storms especially causing issues - the internal oil gets displaced by the water, and the dirty water causes an internal short. It wi
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7mo ago
Yes! And it was bad then too!! I want software that does a specific list of things, doesn’t change, and preferentially costs a known amount.
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7mo ago
Have we gotten so lost that “working against your enemies” is no longer something we aspire to do?
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7mo ago
Aside from the BSD software, the Mac software, and all the software that’s actually POSIX-compliant (on purpose or by accident).
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7mo ago
Commodity hubs, especially USB2, come with lots of ports; it's up to how many connectors you can reasonably fit on the chassis. But running a trace across the board for USB isn't a great sell. Getting a second board on the other s
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7mo ago
I’ve been using Immich to offload photos, and it’s been working well so far.
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7mo ago
> but who needs that? I’m really happy with bringing my local workstation with me to a cafe, a coworking space, or on a trip. I love conveniently having one device for nearly everything, from AI fine-tuning to general development to gami
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7mo ago
Torch mlp support on my local macbook outperforms CUDA T4 on Colab.
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7mo ago
I’m super happy with it for embedding, image recog, and semantic video segmentation tasks.
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8mo ago
We can also run LM Studio and get it installed with one search and one click, exposed through an OpenAI-compatible API.
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8mo ago
That would be a significant free speech violation, so it doesn't. However, the idea that an "alternative name" should be espoused by the executive branch means that they do not believe Congress should set the name of the depa
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8mo ago
The National Security Act of 1947, as amended on August 10, 1949, establishes the name of the executive department overseeing the military as the Department of Defense.
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8mo ago
But may still be worth it to protect a skilled domestic industry.
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8mo ago
Auto tariffs have kept Detroit producing automobiles despite various other entrants, while still being low enough for foreign competition.
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8mo ago
Maybe summarization? I’d still worry about accuracy but smaller models do quite well.
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8mo ago
Maybe; models with more embedded associations are also better at search. (Intuitively, this tracks; a model with no world knowledge has no awareness of synonyms or relations (a pure markov model), so the more knowledge a model has, the bett
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8mo ago
That’s a recipe for corruption and minority rule. It centralizes, not decentralizes, power, in the hands of fewer people. I would advise looking to effectively any senatorial appointment from the gilded age to see why the 17th was needed: m
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8mo ago
It’s still a lot less active cooling - the MBP fan and fan noise is noticably less than every thinkpad I’ve had, and its perf beats most desktop i7s.
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8mo ago
It’s a simple compiler optimization over bayesian statistics. It’s masters-level stuff at best, given that I’m on it instead of some expert. The codebase is mixed python and rust, neither of which are uncommon. The issues I ran into are p
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8mo ago
Office for web and desktop office were literally separate teams, in separate locations, when I worked there. Complete separation unified only by a document output.
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If it could do anything that a junior dev could, that’d be a valid point of comparison. But it continually, wildly performs slower and falls short every time I’ve tried.
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8mo ago
Then there are better uses of my time than reading it.
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9mo ago
I’ve got mine at https://jamoo.dev :) Mostly my personal tech blog.
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10mo ago
I don’t agree that the risk is okay as long as we make enough money from it. I don’t think that prop bets should be legal.
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10mo ago
Putting the lookup in the AI means it can hallucinate the lookup. Putting the assesment of risk in the AI means it can fail on the assessment. Please reconsider using a full text search index instead.
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10mo ago
The literal idea of value.
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10mo ago
And the united states can also do those things. We’ve been fighting against the hormone-filled milk for decades, and half of the ingredients are banned by smarter countries, but more than half of our food is still imported poison. But none
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10mo ago
It’s not anti-democratic, it’s simply a matter of exposure. China can WANT to do whatever they want to me, but I have no assets in China, no trade in China, and neither me nor anyone close to me will ever go to China. So it simply matters a
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10mo ago
What are you doing with these models that you’re going above free tier on copilot?
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10mo ago
I use an IDE. It has a command line in it. It also has my keybinds, build flow, editor preferences, and CI integrations. Making something CLI means I can use it from my IDE, and possibly soon with my IDE.
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