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by kardos 3y ago
How long do you think it will be until ChatGPT starts showing ads?
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by kardos 3y ago
How about the material that the Webb telescope sunshade uses?
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by kardos 3y ago
Do they actually compete on speed here? The law seems like a mitigation for market failure -- there is not enough competition and the banks don't compete on things like this
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by kardos 3y ago
Open source is necessary but not sufficient to draw in contributors/enthusiasts. If it's a huge effort to get the thing to build, that is an impediment and reduces the pool of folks who are willing to put in the effort to be able
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by kardos 3y ago
How does fungi break down the heavy metals?
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by kardos 3y ago
A lot or these downloads may be CI systems running automatic tests.
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by kardos 3y ago
Fixing the man pages to have the right dashes seems like something a LLM could do
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by kardos 3y ago
A hot water tank is not far from 70C
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by kardos 3y ago
Or someone added a bogus 'observation'
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by kardos 3y ago
That is a red flag that you should move on from gmail
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by kardos 3y ago
Also see https://matplotlib.org/cmocean/
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by kardos 3y ago
In this context it would definitely be the byte length
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by kardos 3y ago
Is there a reason that length is not prepended to avoid length extension attacks?
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by kardos 3y ago
See the reproduced Figure 9
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by kardos 3y ago
Looks like a typo for 'riled'
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by kardos 4y ago
A 1hz sawtooth would not be band limited below 2hz
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by kardos 4y ago
Why not expand to data centers with the extra M2 capacity?
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by kardos 4y ago
I think the idea is that the hardware will work under linux right away when the hardware goes on sale, instead of some number of months or years later. Surely that amounts to a selling point. > now we're left with useless crap in th
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by kardos 4y ago
So this would be more appropriate as an "explain commit" tool, which would also evolve as gpt3 gets better
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by kardos 4y ago
A heatpump probably won't scavenge energy from the exhausted air, but a HRV could
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by kardos 4y ago
That, or there will be an optimal mixture. Eg, CSP may be akin to baseload and you'd draw from the grid for the rest
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by kardos 4y ago
Is there a way to decompress in parallel? Afaik pigz can use a few threads to separate decompressing and i/o -- is there anything can we can pass to tar to ungzip faster?
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by kardos 4y ago
I picked up a Carson MicroBrite Plus for the same purpose -- looking at clothes/newsprint/etc and it works pretty well. It claims to do 60-120x magnification. No easy way to capture the images but it makes for a good toy. Would be
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by kardos 4y ago
I dont quite follow how they keep it facing the wind if it's free to pivot Also if this is a major cost saver, it would work on land too yes?
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by kardos 4y ago
Keeping things aloft is costly too! But the solar radiation should be favourable there, there might be a solution where you have a solar powered aircraft that always stays on the illuminated side of the planet.
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by kardos 4y ago
The energy cost of air conditioning everything down by 450 degrees is going to be a bit of an obstacle
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by kardos 4y ago
This seems like a "hot take" that doesn't stand up to more than a few moments thought (akin to the "I just tell it like it is" excuse). Some folks honour their commitments, and you making a request doesn't obli
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by kardos 4y ago
> One advantage of streaming over cable is no contracts. This makes it easy for you to cancel/switch services. The deal will soon change from $10/mo to $10/mo (with annual subscription) or $20/mo (month to month)
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by kardos 4y ago
Assuming that Makefiles aren't going away any time soon, I wonder if the situation here calls for a linter/formatter that can parse a makefile and optimize it toward "best practices"...
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by kardos 4y ago
The premium is indeed too much features -- a normal use-case is just the hosting and the issue tracker. Due to the 5 user/limit this will now cost 1000s per year for a couple dozen users -- the expense can't be justified

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