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541.
by jaggs 2y ago
That is rather simplistic thinking and a false equivalence. Building a trinket factory is nowhere near the scale and potential impacts of trying to inject huge quantities of sulphuric acid into the stratosphere. It has geographical, sociolo
542.
by jaggs 2y ago
Yes of course. Try these: https://www.csiro.au/en/about/challenges-missions/Future-pro... https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S22147... https:/&#x2
543.
by jaggs 2y ago
I'm seeing an increase in discussion of precision fermentation as a disruptive alternative to current methods. I'm not 100% sure how the feedstock (or human health) issues will be resolved, but the premise looks interesting?
544.
by jaggs 2y ago
Just to add that these deadlines are typically given years in advance, to give companies a chance to prepare and comply.
545.
by jaggs 2y ago
But their mental health and well being improved, they were less stressed about basic living needs and they could think about options such as entrepreneurship. Back to the basic question. Treat people like animals or like human beings?
546.
by jaggs 2y ago
Not really a tax on the poor, any more than banning cheap plastic straws. We are, unfortunately, in a climate crisis and all the C40 cities of the world have agreed to take action to mitigate the problem. It's not perfect, but the alte
547.
by jaggs 2y ago
I really don't trust Kickstarter any more. Too many bad stories.
548.
by jaggs 2y ago
Actually I meant the app is not in English. :)
549.
by jaggs 2y ago
Nice. Shame it's only in Chinese though? :)
550.
by jaggs 2y ago
When it's made up of a reverse chronology timeline of events like an online diary?
551.
by jaggs 2y ago
That was a GREAT read. Not only interesting from an indie dev point of view (lots of detail!) but I also got a very cool app out of it. Fascinating to hear about your switch back and forth between open source and commercial. Thanks for taki
552.
by jaggs 2y ago
Oh thank you, thank you...
553.
by jaggs 2y ago
This shilling tripe is getting really old.
554.
by jaggs 2y ago
OMG at last!!!!
555.
by jaggs 2y ago
Nah, just a rumor. :)
556.
by jaggs 2y ago
Just watched the livestream. Really admirable effort. A free open source TTS for on device use which sounds incredible. https://www.youtube.com/live/hm2IJSKcYvo . The French are really starting to knock it out of the pa
557.
by jaggs 2y ago
Make it so!
558.
by jaggs 2y ago
Nice!
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by jaggs 2y ago
Stable Diffusion with a suitably trained LoRA? The trick is in finding a tech which gives rapis LoRA fine tuning. I'm sure they exist, but I can't come up with one right now. Once you get that post right, using something like Krit
560.
by jaggs 2y ago
Thanks, looks good. Only Chrome?
561.
by jaggs 2y ago
Quantum Street running on the IBM Watson platform. Manages $5bn a year in portfolios I believe.
562.
by jaggs 2y ago
Nice! Not quite seconds, more minutes... but still nice. :)
563.
by jaggs 2y ago
But maybe we could support current populations if we drastically cut waste and inefficiencies? https://www.wwf.org.uk/press-release/hidden-waste-report-shi...
564.
by jaggs 2y ago
Wow, surreal. "What are you in for?" "A Lego heist." <cue muffled guffaws>
565.
by jaggs 2y ago
UBI is such a no-brainer.
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by jaggs 2y ago
https://archive.is/Xzw8h
567.
by jaggs 2y ago
What's with all the 'harvesting' of polar bears?
568.
by jaggs 2y ago
Did you create this response using AI?
569.
by jaggs 2y ago
As I understand it, RAG is focused more on capturing and using external resources on an ad hoc basis, where fine tuning looks to embed a specific 'behaviour' change in the model for a particular need?
570.
by jaggs 2y ago
What would you like it to mean?

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