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Here is where I come in and recommend everyone check out Playnite: https://playnite.link/ When I care about supporting a developer or publisher and they offer their product on their own storefront DRM-free, I will often go
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Ask horses how they're doing these days... just because we've always found a use for humans because of their unique cognitive abilities doesn't mean we always will find a use. I think it's critical to be thinking about h
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Perhaps it may have worse reasoning for some tasks, so having "turbo" lets people know they can still try the old version if turbo doesn't work for them? Kind of like 3.5 vs 3.5 Turbo.
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>Over a three-month period, Mazumdar tested some of the country’s most popular spices – chilli, cumin, curry powder, garam masala and chat masala. She tested 52 samples of turmeric, assessing branded and packaged varieties, as well as lo
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>if you hold industry liable for damage done by people improperly discarding its products, soon you will have no industry I don't see how this follows. It might make plastics more expensive... but that's not necessarily a bad t
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Alongside this amazing subscription service, I would love a service that provides a list of tech brands that never do any kind of false advertising, so that I know I can buy from them with confidence. Recently had a bad experience with a sp
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At the end of the day, running local exes is about trust. Having 2FA enabled reduces the attack surface you have exposed, even if it doesn't eliminate it as you point out.
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"oops I got hacked when I hacked and/or tried to hack you" is a pretty old trick... I would be cautious about this friend. At least it was just discord. I'd treat this as a valuable lesson on the virtue of 2FA especially
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TPB is hot garbage these days. I really recommend doing some research and finding some better sites. I ended up just buying a private tracker account on some shady third party site, was well worth it. YMMV.
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My lifetime Plex pass I bought a few years ago is paying off in spades.
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I don't know anything about Oleato, but some people swear by the coffee+MCT oil (bulletproof coffee) combo. I see several brands at Whole Foods that are basically this (Super Coffee and others). Oleato doesn't sound too far off fr
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The sheer confidence and contempt of some of those commentators is impressive...
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I wonder if making it easier for patients to find the most promising trial would improve the advancement of medicine. It's not strictly clear to me that this kind of self-selection would, although I suspect it would. I struggle to see
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Can you link to any of those Harstem videos where he takes over the "losing" side?
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To the extent there is a deep state, it exists as the laws (and the civil servants charged with upholding those laws) that were passed under previous administrations and act as a check on the current one.
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Prompt: "an anime girl making a peace sign and smiling. She is wearing a thick orange hoodie with the hood pulled up." Result (x3): "Unsafe image content detected Your image generations are not displayed because we detected
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HN should use ChatGPT to evaluate if a comment is mostly irrelevant to the actual article. To save costs, apply this only to comments that have a lot of engagement such as the GP.
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Capitalizing the "B" in "Black" is not some kind of reverse racism or a ploy to elevate one race above another. This is fundamentally about granting a basic level of recognition and respect to a community that has been u
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We can probably thank Senator Bob Menendez for this. After getting indicted (again!) for taking bribes, his defense is that owning physical gold bars is a great idea. As an aside, unfortunately for Bob they have him dead to rights this time
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Only "dead" in the sense it can't explain all the missing matter.
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my attempts at modern examples, assuming I understand this... Ah, you've already failed the diet, for I see a donut in your future! The cat has knocked over the vase, even though it sits there innocently. Just you wait, its paw is twit
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You're right that bit-rate is king, but for most content, AV1 and HEVC will have superior subjective perceptual quality. Most content lends itself to being heavily compressed with minimal loss of quality.
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Perhaps we can attribute his unique formatting choice to a very specialized training dataset?
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It's a shame Knuth didn't have access to GPT-4: Q: Write an essay without using the word "the". A: In modern society, technology plays an essential role. From smartphones to cloud computing, innovations transform how we
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Is it unprofitable? The article seemed to imply the business was still profitable, it was just small relative to the success of streaming. Or perhaps it suffers from adverse selection... the only people still using the service are the least
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Not only is there no nutritional information or recipe released, there's not even an ingredients list. Nothing is revealed about this fruit. 'Apple,' ladies and gentlemen. Heck, the only Apples you'll find at an Apple St
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All of them are micro-transactions. Some micro transactions are tolerable, some of the time, but every single one of these commercializes the product. IMO if they exist, the game should be free-to-play. Where I really get annoyed are games
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That's hilariously off, much like how the "market value" of rare earth asteroids is in the $trillions... due to a shortage that wouldn't exist if we could mine said asteroids... the value of the helium is much, much high
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Ugh, it is criminal how short-sighted this is. Helium is not easy to replace nor easy to store long term, it's the perfect application for government ownership of a commodity, just in case we need it .
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I don't even agree with private oil being a thing, natural resources should belong to the public.

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