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1621.
by gpm 2y ago
The ISS has a clever trick of using zeolite beds to absorb CO2 (a rock with pores that selectively hold onto CO2, and H2O but they dry the air first), and then venting it to space to get rid of the CO2 and recharge them.
1622.
by gpm 2y ago
I don't know what portion of a typical plants mass is carbon, and your 273 grams of carbon number is right (the 1kg number is CO2), but I don't think "people don't need to eat 10's of kilos of plants per day" a
1623.
by gpm 2y ago
> So if the list of primes is 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, etc, you could have weights of 5, 2*5, 3*5, 5*5, 7*5, 11*5, etc. for 5, 10, 15, 25, 35, 55, etc. Fixed the formatting for you. You need to put a \ before * symbols to have them reliably rende
1624.
by gpm 2y ago
Glucose syrup or honey or any liquid other than maybe accidentally splashing it with water isn't exactly "casual viewing", and water presumably won't work since it's a "superhydrophobic surface". But yeah,
1625.
by gpm 2y ago
How much do you have to pay to get to the point where 100€ would be anything remotely close to the actual costs? If your support person is literally doing nothing 59/60ths of the time (because they're waiting around for someone to
1626.
by gpm 2y ago
100€ for a... piece of paper!?
1627.
by gpm 2y ago
It "works" on chrome, but it works best on firefox: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/uBlock-Origin-works-b... And google keeps threatening to make it not work at all on Chrome. Most recently,
1628.
by gpm 2y ago
For anyone else wondering what the product is, it appears it is this: https://ozma.io/
1629.
by gpm 2y ago
You're talking about giving the kid the ability to send messages to their parents - I don't think anyone thinks that's a bad thing. The person you're responding to is talking about the location "sharing" featur
1630.
by gpm 2y ago
No. Either MIT/BSD code isn't fair game because it requires attribution, or GPL/AGPL code is fair game because it isn't copyright infringement in the first place so no license is required. It'll be a court fight to
1631.
by gpm 2y ago
At one point I realized Arch's firefox was greater than a week out of date and I promptly did exactly that. I don't know if it was a regular occurrence or something weird with that release though.
1632.
by gpm 2y ago
I'd guess reasonably confidently that the majority of firefox users, are on window or mac, got firefox from the web, have auto updates enabled, and are already on 126 (they've had a week to update at this point). With the exceptio
1633.
by gpm 2y ago
On the flip side fireplaces uniformly have chimneys (and wood stoves almost always do) in order to get those particulates out of the house. Which doubles as getting the gasses generated out of the house. I'm not an expert but I'd
1634.
by gpm 2y ago
I'd be sort of surprised if the buoyancy mattered much in the face of the amount of air something needs to move to fly. On the time frames that buoyancy acts in I imagine (without data) it's no longer around the drone anyways.
1635.
by gpm 2y ago
I don't want to say it's certainly not available, but I doubt it. Maybe someone has done something trying to recognize different voices by differences in pitch/volume/... The vision pro has six mics, which likely enables
1636.
by gpm 2y ago
I wonder if Vision Pro has enough microphones to do the acoustic camera thing? If so you could plausibly get "speech bubbles over peoples heads", accurately identifying who said what. I imagine that could be pretty awesome for dea
1637.
by gpm 2y ago
I used to bicycle along a route where there was a left turn like this, the light wouldn't detect my bicycle. If I sat in the left turn lane on my bike (like I'm supposed to if I'm turning left) and the car behind me stopped a
1638.
by gpm 2y ago
Last I checked you could disable the safety triggers as an API user with gemini (which doesn't alleviate your obligation to follow the TOS as to the uses of the model).
1639.
by gpm 2y ago
Theft is more common. Each instance of stalking does more damage. I haven't the faintest clue how I should weigh the cost against the benefit here, but I certainly don't like how the CEO here is blatantly attempting to downplay th
1640.
by gpm 2y ago
Yes, that's what google play services is.
1641.
by gpm 2y ago
And if it was a tile device, that it had the "help me stalk people" feature turned on. And if it did have that feature turned on, that they should report it to tile. Generally I would expect a significant fraction of people in thi
1642.
by gpm 2y ago
Direct link to complaint (amended version): https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.cand.41...
1643.
by gpm 2y ago
Maybe, I don't have any real opinions on them, but wherever they are this is a step in the right direction with regards to that.
1644.
by gpm 2y ago
Yes. Ultimately the internet is a lawless extremely low trust place, because it isn't limited by borders, so there is no effective law enforcement over a significant fraction of the people on it. Hosting providers bear a fair bit of th
1645.
by gpm 3y ago
Quant is short for "quantization" here. LLMs are parameterized by a ton of weights, when we say something like 400B we mean it has 400 billion parameters. In modern LLMs those parameters are basically always 16 bit floating point
1646.
by gpm 3y ago
This is in fact the thing that stopped me from buying an Apple Vision Pro.
1647.
by gpm 3y ago
What kube-system said, but also: Speed bumps are relatively gradual changes in height relative to pot holes. A properly built speed bump driven over at an appropriate speed doesn't "shock" your vehicle.
1648.
by gpm 3y ago
No? Most traffic calming is not designed to send sudden shocks through your vehicle that cause extra wear and tear.
1649.
by gpm 3y ago
Yeah, I'm broadly aware and have seen a few of the papers, though I definitely don't try and track the state of the art here closely. My impression and experience trying low bit quants (which could easily be outdated by now) is th
1650.
by gpm 3y ago
Instead you pay a lot more in vehicle maintenance, and you make bicycling extremely uncomfortable forcing more people into vehicles.

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