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gbgarbeb
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gbgarbeb
6mo ago
A $50 TinyVNA is too expensive? Please.
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gbgarbeb
6mo ago
polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) is used extensively in photolithography of silicon chips.
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gbgarbeb
6mo ago
Can we see the bones, Mr./Mrs. Bones?
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gbgarbeb
6mo ago
Grok, show me "Sexy Daniel."
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gbgarbeb
6mo ago
I know where the gold coin is.
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gbgarbeb
6mo ago
When do we get 1100B Kimi K2.6 in 160 GB of memory at 1.125 bpw?
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gbgarbeb
6mo ago
10 years ago it was Heroku and Three.js.
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gbgarbeb
6mo ago
Demonstrating what hypertext is capable of.
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gbgarbeb
6mo ago
The only problem is that the American models are super fracking dumb. Arcee Thinking Large (398B) is orders of magnitude worse than even Qwen 3.5 35B, getting stuck in thinking loops with incredibly basic questions that Google could answer
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gbgarbeb
6mo ago
$277 a month for a two bedroom is literally 6-10% of what someone in the SF Bagholder Area pays. Either you're in Africa, southeast Asia or south/central Amarica. How do you even afford internet?
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gbgarbeb
6mo ago
Kathy Hochul is cracking down on illegal flying probe machines.
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gbgarbeb
6mo ago
"Actual controls engineers" use PD loops (no I) all the time.
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gbgarbeb
6mo ago
You're a little out of date. Cetaceans communicate images to each other in the form of ultrasonic chirps. They chirp, they hear a reflection, and they repeat the reflection.
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gbgarbeb
6mo ago
Ever heard of Github? Or forums?
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6mo ago
The 16GB model has eight times more ram?
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gbgarbeb
6mo ago
Ask Charlie Camarda.
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gbgarbeb
6mo ago
They have analyzed the problem with 1D non-coupled models that are so poorly matched to reality they would receive an F in a high school science class. They are YOLOing it. It is insulting that clowns like yourself continue to cover for the
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7mo ago
Most people don't know it, but birds actually are optimizing against rotational inertia far more than they're optimizing for mass. Otherwise they would barely be able to eat or drink; their stomachs are far larger and can be far h