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by fwipsy 1y ago
Certainly the ipad + pencil are some of the best digital art hardware ever created. I take issue with people implying that other products are irrelevant. The total number of ipads sold doesn't seem like a good metric since many people
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by fwipsy 1y ago
I'm not talking about the Cintiq. Around 2015 I was daily driving an HP elite book 2760p which couldn covert to a tablet and had Wacom EMR tech integrated into the display. It worked fine for drawing and I did a lot of it. Along with F
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by fwipsy 1y ago
What puts it ahead of the Wacom/Surface drawing tablets which have been around for much longer? I'm not sure if I'd describe it as a leap if it's refining existing products.
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by fwipsy 1y ago
The tone of this announcement seems a lot more certain than the previous one, at least.
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by fwipsy 1y ago
You could just add easily argue that the Dutch government has immense leverage over the US, since ASML controls the leading edge fab technology that underpins Nvidia etc. It seems more to me like a highly profitable partnership that neither
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by fwipsy 1y ago
I apologize for accusing you of pasting AI output; I still would have preferred that you edited it down to a more manageable length. The probability calculation apparently assumes that Ghislaine Maxwell has a Reddit account. Reddit had only
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by fwipsy 1y ago
Funny that you should mention a Reddit-originated conspiracy theory on an article about how Reddit is deteriorating as a source of information. I found this blog post: https://coagulopath.com/ghislaine-maxwell-does-not-have-
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by fwipsy 1y ago
The last paragraph of the article doesn't serve that purpose?
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by fwipsy 1y ago
You didn't understand what I said before responding. Please don't waste my time like that.
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by fwipsy 1y ago
You're not taking into account dynamic clock speeds, just "idle" and "load." Most CPUs have configurable TDP, and if you give them more power they will run more cores at a higher frequency. Suppose I measured the sa
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by fwipsy 1y ago
I concluded years ago that I'm not time-constrained, I'm energy-constrained. I couldn't explain it in terms of neurochemistry, but it's clear empirically that for me at least, willpower or mental focus is a resource whic
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by fwipsy 1y ago
> If you want to measure how efficient a CPU core is you do so under full load. Higher wattage gives diminishing returns. Chips will run higher wattage under full load just to eke out a marginal improvement in performance. Therefore effi
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by fwipsy 1y ago
Sorry. r/LocalLLaMA has 533k; r/PCMasterRce has 16m.
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by fwipsy 1y ago
I'm not a highway engineer. I only care that the broad strokes are correct because I'm satisfying casual curiosity. > I don't know why we are suddenly so confortable trading speed for accuracy. Googling something or lookin
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by fwipsy 1y ago
r/LocalLLaMA has 90,000 subscribers. r/PCMasterRace has 9,000,000. I'll bet there are a lot more casual PC gamers who don't talk about it online than there are casual local AI users, too.
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by fwipsy 1y ago
Maybe because only AI enthusiasts want that much VRAM, and most of them will pony up for a higher-end GPU anyways? Everyone is suggesting it here because that's what they want, but I don't know if this crowd is really representati
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by fwipsy 1y ago
To be fair, many of these are upgrades, not just repairs. Sounds like a lovely property though.
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by fwipsy 1y ago
> > I don't think there is any solid basis to say this. > The history of eugenic programs as well the blocking of male/female sex hormones to inhibit sexual development or for transitional purposes should reveal a solid b
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by fwipsy 1y ago
This seems like a strong claim, and I've never heard of it before. Can you provide sources?
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by fwipsy 1y ago
You can find the answer this way if the query is simple enough, but in general, if you are asking for something specific or trying to retrieve a piece of information based on keywords it's not usually indexed by, AI will do better. For
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by fwipsy 1y ago
I think those are examples of AI prompts, not search queries. Searching sometimes requires effort even for simple questions. For example, if you're trying to find the word for an object, you might need to consider what sort of website
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by fwipsy 1y ago
Agreed, I kept reading through to the end for this. Arguably the most interesting part of this article is "Candle flickering is surprisingly regular and precise" but then they don't actually tell us how precise... Author! We
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by fwipsy 1y ago
CRTs have to maintain a near-vacuum inside IIRC. So it's probably a matter of safety to make them strong; if they're too delicate and get mishandled, they implode and some hapless consumer gets a face full of glass.
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by fwipsy 1y ago
Of course there's a subjective element, but I was born about a decade after these were created and I find them to be beautiful. I love the mural with the tree, it's amazing how it creates a sense of openness that wants me to go ou
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by fwipsy 1y ago
I would be interested in watching "Claude plays with MUD," you should do it!
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by fwipsy 1y ago
This is a good point. Righty fighting righty would mean the large claws are facing smaller claws. Righty fighting lefty means small claw facing large claw. But in either case both crabs are in the same situation so I would expect no advanta
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by fwipsy 1y ago
Do you think that the pledge reduced the incidence of cheating, as students may have treated it as a warning that this class would enforce rules on cheating?
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by fwipsy 1y ago
Anecdotally, before ChatGPT I was once asked to review 10 peers' homework in a computer science course, and 8 of them had the same or nearly the same answers. I couldn't believe plagiarism was that common, so I assumed they all ju
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by fwipsy 1y ago
> I made it up I appreciate the honesty, at least
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by fwipsy 1y ago
It feels like after a large accident, the media is more likely to report similar accidents, even if they're smaller and not normally notable. After the east Palestine, OH derailment in 2023 it felt like I saw articles about a half doze

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