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by hn8726 2y ago
Reportedly it's Sunlu who's supplying filament for Bambu. But Bambu's version still has RFID tags which make it much easier to work with multicolor. > The only thing that really helps them make more money is wasteful multi
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by hn8726 2y ago
There's still a price shown _and_ a direct link to start a trial. It's reasonable to assume that more people paying over 1k/mo would like a discovery call more than a free trial right away, so this option is more prominent. B
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by hn8726 2y ago
A big problem is not length but width. I've 3d printed a _pad_ for solo joycon and the difference is day and night
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by hn8726 2y ago
I have no clue how to use YouTube. It seems like as soon as it latches on 3-4 interests of mine, the entire home page is exclusively filled with videos relating to that. I can mark videos as "not interesting" but it doesn't d
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by hn8726 2y ago
From the article: > Automattic announced that it would restrict its contributions to the open source version of WordPress. The company would now only put in about 45 hours a week total — down from nearly 4,000 a week — so as to match the
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by hn8726 2y ago
Which models do you recommend for that amount of memory?
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by hn8726 2y ago
This looks actually useful. It pains me to no end how there's no real, useful integration with an IDE like IntelliJ. Most AI plugins/tool implement a chat, autocomplete, and maybe some actions like explaining bits of code. Cursor
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by hn8726 2y ago
I did a quick search but can't find anything about the profit margin being fixed, can you point me to where I can learn more? Also a fixed profit margin can as well translate to higher salaries and other costs that the company controls
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by hn8726 2y ago
My gripe with proton and linux gaming is GPU drivers — on Windows, I have AMD Adrenaline software where I can undervolt the GPU and adjust performance for every game individually. This drastically cuts power consumption, noise and temperatu
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by hn8726 2y ago
I just realized there's video content as well. Mostly repeating the written part, but gives an example of negative coverage: articles and a podcast covering that the early investors didn't get any stock. It also shows part of the
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by hn8726 2y ago
Can someone explain the "plot" here? I read the article and have no clue what the actual accusations are. > Grosz had formed an early-stage venture firm called Mechanism Ventures. (...) > “I knew he wasn’t up to any good at
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by hn8726 2y ago
Out of curiosity I checked, and he's at 6.83M subscribers. According to https://socialblade.com/youtube/c/3blue1brown (not sure how trustworthy the site is, but I believe it should give a general idea) it&#x2
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by hn8726 2y ago
That's what I thought, but the link doesn't say anything about off-device inference, it's only about storing and retrieving the model. There's just one off-hand note about cloud inference. In any case, yeah you can not d
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by hn8726 2y ago
Require that the software for the trains is open would be a good start.
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by hn8726 2y ago
That wouldn't help against the technique explained in the article, would it? Since the model makes it way into the device, it can be intercepted in a similar fashion. I'm not quite sure I understand the firebase feature btw. From
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by hn8726 2y ago
I agree with vast majority of the post, and it matches my experience. What I'm not sure I follow is the part about layered architecture, and what is offered as an alternative. The author quickly gets to a _conclusion_ that > So, why