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by hnuser123456 12d ago
To prevent HF from arguing for additional regulation.
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by hnuser123456 17d ago
No, it would be an indirect market effect.
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by hnuser123456 17d ago
If HF holds OAI accountable to pay for "rogue" agent behavior, the rest of the business world will be more afraid of adopting AI, which will reduce demand for Nvidia GPUs, possibly at a long-term cost to Nvidia much greater than $
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by hnuser123456 18d ago
SteamVR's frame interpolation and warping is extremely well-polished. I would go into VRChat clubs, enable everyone's full-detail avatar, and I could go down to about 20fps with head tracking still feeling comfortable. Not sure if
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by hnuser123456 23d ago
Yes, and TB5 also uses around 10x as much power, around 4W rather than 0.4W for USB3, which would consume the majority of the sustained power budget of the entire phone.
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by hnuser123456 23d ago
FC3 is generally quite favorably reviewed. NMS could have been far more interesting if about 25% of the planets had relatively peaceful weather, wildlife, and sentinels, and had palatable color schemes, but near every single planet is eithe
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by hnuser123456 2mo ago
If they're looking to improve tire energy efficiency with regulation, shouldn't they also make it a citable offense to drive with tires inflated below 30psi? You could probably even train a ML algorithm to recognize images of vehi
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by hnuser123456 2mo ago
The rod holding mechanisms require active power to hold the rods out of the reactor. It sounds like once in a while, a rod accidentally drops, which is infinitely preferable to the alternative, of once in a while a rod failing to drop. But
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by hnuser123456 2mo ago
Because TVs can be made to show ads, especially if the manufacturer themselves partners with an ad network.
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by hnuser123456 2mo ago
Intuitively, people want to save up ammo because they never know when there's gonna be a big fight, and they don't want to be caught low on ammo. I had the same experience, I was trying to be very accurate with the guns and though
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by hnuser123456 2mo ago
Fair point.
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by hnuser123456 2mo ago
It's a Mila, they're capacitive touch buttons but not a touchscreen. There's just a fan down, fan up, and mode button. Even still, I don't know how they got the calibration wrong enough at the factory that it can't
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by hnuser123456 2mo ago
Phones are very low power, likely just a slightly warm spot on the can that radiates, conducts, and convects the heat out. You could also use one of those peltier module phone coolers, to ensure the heat gets out of the phone and into the a
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by hnuser123456 2mo ago
You could throw the phone in an ammo canister, if the wifi AP is close enough. When I was building hobby quadcopters, which requires several ~half-pound batteries that are a chemistry optimized for maximum power density, a lot of guys recom
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by hnuser123456 2mo ago
You might want to try getting the Nvidia GPU working. They're several times faster than intel integrated, and browsers are a GPU-heavy application. Intel keeps trying to say their integrated graphics are finally decently fast, but that
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by hnuser123456 2mo ago
Maybe cliche, but I think a lot of this is just trauma being passed down from one generation to the next. A lot of those people have an easy time imaging an angry puritan god in their head, and taking it out on others (and themselves). Cult
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by hnuser123456 2mo ago
This probably depends on if you've used it enough to make some playlists and give it an idea of the real music that you like.
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by hnuser123456 2mo ago
I thought the whole issue with manifest v3 is that prevented extensions from being able to block connections? That DNS blocking is actual blocking, while the extension can only do filtering after the connections are made.
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by hnuser123456 2mo ago
I recently got an air purifier. The touch button controls for adjusting the fan speed didn't seem to be working, so I emailed support. They had me download their app, link the air purifier, and give them its MAC address. Then they aske
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by hnuser123456 2mo ago
The strange part is that nearly all the decently large publishers seem to be completely unable to predict when a game will be successful, because they seem unable to determine when a game is actually fun to play. So they will dump hundreds
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by hnuser123456 2mo ago
It has everywhere to dissipate heat, but only radiatively. But 140 AU from the Sun, there's not much incoming radiant flux.
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by hnuser123456 2mo ago
I think the prime example of SSAO being helpful was Fallout 3. FO3 has very simplistic lighting even for its time, kind of looking like "fullbright"/non-shaded mode in Source engine. SSAO, when it was added as a graphics driv
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by hnuser123456 3mo ago
In addition to reducing the energy content of the actual desired signal.
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by hnuser123456 3mo ago
RPKI mainly makes the administrative side of the route database more formal and rigorous than previous internet routing registry implementations. The processes for using them to improve network security are discussed at https://m
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by hnuser123456 3mo ago
The 28th amendment was affirmed by Biden near the end of his term, which states that the "Equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of sex." DEI programs that
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by hnuser123456 3mo ago
Well, to start with, If you drive your car too fast, you might kill people. If you drive your computer too fast, it might get data corruption and/or reboot unexpectedly.
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by hnuser123456 3mo ago
Too late to edit, but I meant cyclic pitch, not collective pitch.
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by hnuser123456 3mo ago
Here is a video of one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qO747JB4Nr8 There's a few demonstrated here (26-32 seconds in): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBsyFj8bEJk And here's one that uses the ail
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by hnuser123456 3mo ago
Here's a map in one bit, where 0 is water and 1 is land: 0
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by hnuser123456 3mo ago
4, 6, and 8 are all fairly standard, as quadcopter, hexacopter, and octacopter, because you have a pair of motors rotating in each direction, which allows you to slow down all the motors spinning in one direction and speed up the others (as

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