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8mo ago
Yeah true. I was just giving western examples. To be fair, CN is known for exploring all avenues and are deploying a ton of solar and nuclear. http://large.stanford.edu/courses/2022/ph241/patel2/images&#x
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> direct air capture is the primary escape hatch We MUST MUST MUST stop burning things. Stop it. - We are still mining and burning coal. This is incomprehensible. US, AU, etc Eg: https://www.nacoal.com/our-operations -
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8mo ago
Yes, this looks like hype. Both balancing and bipedal features seem to be only limiting and detrimental in a factory environment. If they were serious, it would have a wheeled box on the bottom half.
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8mo ago
It's funny because all these cloud services are suddenly motivated to have truly useful CLIs.
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Maybe? The Lenovo Superfish thing was pretty bad. Anyway, every die? citation needed. Also. If true, what's the alternative?
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We all know these laws are about suppressing dissent and not about age. If anyone implemented this privacy preservation scheme, would all the laws flip to say "yeah we really did mean it govt id tied to your post".
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8mo ago
A very minor porcelain on some of the agent input UX could present this structure for you. Instead of a single chat window, have four: task, context, constraints, output format. And while we're at it, instead of wall-of-text, I also fe
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8mo ago
The darkest monetization is biased output from the bot. Tech question? Steer you to its cloud. Medical question? Steer you towards a sponsored treatment. Or maybe the mechanism of injury needs this lawyer to compensate? Oh and I infer from
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Servers still kinda fit. So, all of us-west-1?
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https://web.archive.org/web/20260227192142/https://forum.laz...
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8mo ago
Thank you!
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One more phenomena: applying Scotch tape to the rough side of finely frosted glass makes it transparent. https://www.reddit.com/r/explainlikeimfive/comments/eb0c3l/e...
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8mo ago
> Iverson's point is that APL as a notation is valuable for making the structure of certain computations obvious, Yes, very much so, where as usual, there are local maxima where each notation excels at representing some problems nic
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As Ken Iverson noted in "Notation as a Tool of Thought"[1], yeah the syntax absolutely matters. The same program might resonate and make sense in one language but be incomprehensible if translated 1:1 in another. Computer language
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How does that happen? Was it an OEM bulk kind of deal where you were expected to write a new MAC for each NIC when deploying them?
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> When someone suggested the answer was marketing: > jUsT dO mOrE mArKeTiNg!!!!! This is a good point. If there's a problem reaching people because the information channel is saturated, the solution is to increase the informa
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I find it interesting that current AI, as stellar as it is for language and even looking at writing in images, falls over hard when generating writing in images.
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Why the locking difference on platforms? I so want to run my os on ipad and save it from the ewaste bin.
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More recently, I loved how he killed it in Foundation. Another great casting for a great actor.
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Same with FF on Tahoe. Also the audio is clicking hard, had to mute it.
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Open source software will have a code repo with active development happening on it. That repo will usually link to official Web page and download places.
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> orange iPhone was pretty and the Pixel 10 was boring I guess this is really important to people. One time I broke an Android, which happened to be white, and spoke to the insurer for a replacement. The agent insisted she find me anothe
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Without rule of law, we don't really have a civilization. Should there be some people laws don't apply to?
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Consumers have the option to "refuse" products from irresponsible or predatory vendors: ones which brick or obsolete devices. Vendors should at a minimum open source APIs for abandoned hardware and allow unlocking it. "Refuse
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This one's responding. https://skyvector.com/?ll=31.836456906566234,-106.7029640846...
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E-File? Like, taxes?
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Yes that's it.
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I'm pretty sure they don't GAF about GH uptime as long as they can keep training models on it (0.5 /s), but Azure is revenue friction so might be a real problem. Something this week about "oops we need a quality czar&quo
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You shouldn't need the company's permission to run whatever you want on your machine.
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Monthly what now? Daily would be more accurate. There were 25 incidents in January and 15 in December.
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