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gessha
1y ago
Continuously measuring blood pressure at home is continuous monitoring.
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1y ago
What interviews?
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1y ago
> For reasons probably bordering on OCD, I watch a LOT of teardown videos of various electronics. Do you have any reccs you enjoy watching? Asking for a friend :)
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1y ago
In the US, I’ve seen enough problems on VW cars that I won’t make the same conclusion. US driving culture-wise, I’ve seen Audi and Mercedes drivers adopt the same brain-dead behaviors BMW drivers have that I wouldn’t want to be associated w
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1y ago
A well-built laptop can last you just as long. I’ve been rocking a tricked out Dell XPS for 9 years now and it’s still going strong. It’s really hard to find something better on the market. If I could only change the motherboard with a slig
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1y ago
Smells like fanboy in here. The article mentions nothing about construction operations which makes sense since that is best contracted out. I can’t imagine Musk tolerating the hiring and layoffs of construction crews. The numbers in the art
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1y ago
I do agree that the LLM provider is controlling the narrative. The difficult part is you can’t (it’s not responsible to) go full libertarian on this. You have to draw the line somewhere and LLM providers are tiptoeing around morals/eth
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1y ago
> Putting a man on the Moon is something many view as humanity's greatest achievement, ever. Because the Americans have such an amazing propaganda department and had to rub it in to the Soviets even after flunking every other “space
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1y ago
A cynical take is if Joe learned a bit about LLMs, they could build an extension that filters AI stuff into a separate tab or something along the lines of what simonw coded up. This too shall pass, Joe.
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1y ago
Is there a place that has stories about Bulgarian BBS?
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1y ago
One tactic I’ve developed for myself is I select 1, maximum 2 games I want to play from my wishlist and I get those during seasonal sale. I don’t purchase other games until the next sale unless it’s to play with my friends.
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1y ago
The tech hype cycles are eating each other out.
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1y ago
What company will jump in the competition meat grinder between Google and Apple. Maybe if it’s state-sponsored. I don’t know how much HarmonyOS/Huawei are state-sponsored so I can’t claim there are.
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1y ago
<GoogleRant> Does Google need a reason to shutter something? </GoogleRant>
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1y ago
The commons are not destined to become a tragedy and they can become a long-term resource everyone can enjoy[1]. You need clear boundaries, reliable monitoring of shared resource, reasonable balance between costs and benefits, etc. > I&#
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1y ago
But why exactly does it have to be on an append-only ledger where transactions are processed/validated for a fee? Why can’t it be a more conventional transaction processor like VISA on top of the banking system?
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1y ago
With the wave of enshitiffication that's surrounding everything tech or tech-adjacent, the privacy cost is pretty~ high.
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1y ago
Facebook deserves not only the negative media coverage but a thick antitrust case shattering this demon blood-soaked company into billions of pieces. Since when has Facebook cared about consent? Just look through the recent news about them
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1y ago
I believe this is a case of “20% of the work requiring 80% of the effort”. The current progress on LLMs and products that build on top of them is impressive but I’ll believe the blog’s claims when we have solid building blocks to build off
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1y ago
Unless you assume the market for smartphone hardware with physical switches is the same as the one for sustainable smartphones, I don’t think they’re going to gain much from adding the switches. The only phones with switches that I know are
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1y ago
Yeah, that happens when you install any extension for Safari iOS. I’ve learned to ignore it.
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1y ago
Back when I listened to Spotify Premium, they would mess around with the shuffle or add a “smart” shuffle to the UI that you can’t opt out of. They would try to insert songs to my playlists where they don’t belong. Gtfo let me listen to my
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“Burden” is missing but I feel like the title is descriptive enough.
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1y ago
Japan continuing their legacy of minituriazing everything they develop. \s
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1y ago
If I wanted an LLM summary, I would’ve plugged the link into an LLM. Please don’t pollute the commons.
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A good life for all within planetary boundaries
(nature.com)
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https://sci-hub.st/10.1038/s41893-018-0021-4
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1y ago
Sir, this is an arxiv paper
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1y ago
Did you notice battery life tanking a few weeks ago or am I imagining things?
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1y ago
How did they react to Headscale? I must’ve missed the announcement.
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