gorlilla

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by gorlilla 3y ago
I find that most people have an incredibly hard time understanding the scale of an LLM's lexicon. I think that scale is always a struggle because it directly challenges our ability to comprehend beyond our own personal/tangible re
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by gorlilla 3y ago
Twitter is full of fragile white men. I'm sure it has something to do with this(?). In 2021, United Airlines released the following statement: “Our flight deck should reflect the diverse group of people on board our planes every day. T
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by gorlilla 3y ago
Windows xp and server 2003 sources (though incomplete AFAIR) were leaked back in 2020.
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by gorlilla 3y ago
They have a musky scent for sure. It's far more noticeable when you encounter a clump of opiliones. I can't say Ive ever smelled anything minty though.
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by gorlilla 3y ago
Being self-aware is the best defense against becoming a self-awarewolf[0]. [0]: https://old.reddit.com/r/SelfAwarewolves/
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by gorlilla 3y ago
I think that this anecdote [0] is appropriate for showing the glaring disconnects that can exist in the human<-->system symbiosis. [0]: https://www.controlinmotion.com/news/news-archive/a-little-h...
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by gorlilla 3y ago
You left out hubris.
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by gorlilla 3y ago
Some people can't 'just stop thinking' though. Or meditation is only a breather; not a 'reset' back into 'normal' thought patterns. Intrusive thoughts and anxiety are a massive burden in my everyday life.
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by gorlilla 3y ago
You appear to be conflating a few things. The 'contractor' timeliness of xx hours is typically stipulated in a contract as an Service Level Agreement (SLA) parameter. There are regulatory causes for 'xx' response times
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by gorlilla 3y ago
They'd probably end up being more productive than the real thing.
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by gorlilla 3y ago
It's still accurate in the sense of proximate cause. Each theft event is a singular event composed of one or possibly multiple items being stolen.
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by gorlilla 3y ago
If you can realize that your opening statement was a 'backhanded-compliment' towards MAX, you would see that you both functionally said the same thing. "It's great, but..." and "Is it great?" both convey t
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by gorlilla 3y ago
Pretty sure the bright-line has always just been caveat emptor .
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by gorlilla 3y ago
It's because they're off-lease trash that they hobble back together with used HDDs and used RAM. They target low-income; budget conscious/frugal; elderly and those otherwise ignorant of the scam. Backed by a 30-day return pol
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by gorlilla 3y ago
The ground plane is typically orthogonal to the antenna. Both TX and Rx antennae will have their own 'effevtive' ground plane relative to each other at any give point in time that will effect their Tx/Rx capabilities. Add int
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by gorlilla 3y ago
We just had a house fire over the holidays. It started in the basement, I was to the flames in 10 seconds, using an extinguisher another 5-6 seconds later. That failed... I spent another 30 seconds scrambling for anything that might suffoca
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by gorlilla 3y ago
It's all about absorption spectrum. 40W at 10600nm will burn clean through a few mm of wood but could only maybe lightly etch brass and be utterly useless on aluminum. 40W of energy is being delivered, what happens to the thing it&#x27
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by gorlilla 3y ago
They are class-1 only because the system is designed to not have any light visible during normal operation. Interlocks can be the only difference between a class-1 and a class-4 laser.
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by gorlilla 3y ago
You can buy those though. They may be harder to find in physical retailers, but there are plenty of options out there.
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by gorlilla 3y ago
I use a pw manager with a key and key file. We just had a house fire on xmas eve, and my DR plan of having a laptop in the garage with the important bits failed as I had just brought the laptop in to look over everything because it was so c
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by gorlilla 3y ago
Doesn't FoxConn already have empty factories up north somewhere? [0] [0] https://www.theverge.com/c/21507966/foxconn-empty-factories-...
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by gorlilla 3y ago
You're also an alien's alien.
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by gorlilla 3y ago
What were the original elements there? That it was made into a guitar? What other part of the work was creative? I'm honestly asking because I can't find anything that goes as far as the claim you're making regarding original
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by gorlilla 3y ago
It's there. It's very noticeable once pointed out. It drastically distorts the images' 'softness' because of the harsh steps through the gradients. It does not appear as the artist intended for it to, which is the b
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by gorlilla 3y ago
Very small, curly hairs... hmm. (I might have thought the same thing while reading this on the toilet... so you can imagine the extra layer of credibility that afforded.)
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by gorlilla 3y ago
Because recommendations will vary by not only currently accepted practices, but also geographical variances in product availability. It's better to look at what you have on hand and cross-reference with up-to-date information. Much lik
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by gorlilla 3y ago
I'm glad you clarified. The symbol has always represented an open 'O' vs closed '|' circuit to me (never bothering to look at the standards). The fully inside vs breaking is still fitting in that context.
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by gorlilla 3y ago
Beauty has always been a subject of the eye of the beholder. Ie, it's very much subjective.
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by gorlilla 3y ago
Ugh, we contacted Chase since we were going on an 'out-of-the-ordinary' road trip.spoke with fraud dept and gave them our travel itinerary, hoping to prevent cards from being frozen while we were in questionable cell coverage area
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by gorlilla 3y ago
They would probably somehow own the shitty little kiosk anyway.

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