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knotimpressed
2y ago
I wonder what Altman is thinking. From the outside it seems clear he’s chasing profit, but I wonder if he honestly believes something this concerning will be a force for good and actually used to benefit humanity as a whole.
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Does anyone know how elevated bladder cancer rates were/are in Vietnam vets? Every time I read a piece like this or a Wikipedia article on a similarly messed up topic I feel sick to my stomach, wondering how on earth any of the men at
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Hybrid Supercapacitor LED Earrings (2022)
(hackster.io)
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2y ago
Alright that doesn’t look too bad at all. I’m not at the level of sysadmin, but I do daily drive Debian and generally know my way around a terminal. I’ll give it a shot!
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2y ago
Just heard of Matrix and it seems super interesting; how clunky are the bridges in practice? Is the UX/setup painless or does it have some issues?
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2y ago
The article mentions that all kinds of posts were reduced, not just duplicates or even simple questions.
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2y ago
I don’t know how many other very early wallets have suddenly become active in the last decade, and it could be a complete coincidence, but those wallets being drained is the smallest crumb of evidence that someone’s figured something out in
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2y ago
I know the general public sees Satoshi as somehow the mastermind behind Bitcoin even now, but they aren’t. Bitcoin is open source, being maintained by a team, and its current implementation is the result of a community effort. It’s built on
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2y ago
At least a couple years ago, a big advantage of Nvidea cards was how much cheaper they were to run power wise-often the dies that made it into cloud level cards would be binned consumer dies. Not sure if that’s still the case, but I’d say i
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2y ago
I wonder how well this would keep me/someone from accidentally hyperfocusing-from experience, a 10 minute repeating timer helps somewhat , but I have always been curious about a random length timer instead.
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2y ago
I swear I remember reading somewhere, probably 10+ years ago, and probably in a MAKE magazine catalog, about projects that you could reprogram (POV displays and the like, text only) by holding up to your computer screen. I have no idea what
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2y ago
Wow, given what their website looks like and their claims I’m shocked that they actually had a functional prototype 4 years ago.[0] On the one hand I’m bummed that I haven’t seen it in person, and on the other I’m so very glad it isn’t a po
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2y ago
I think a lot of these comments are missing the point-even if you have to reduce their reported density numbers by half, they made a display with dimensions of "around 1.1 cm by 0.55 cm, and around 3K by 1.5K pixels", which is in
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2y ago
Would you happen to have a source or any further readings about Apple M-series GPUs running their own RTOS instance?
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Am I correct in reading that as Turing architecture cards include a small CPU on the GPU board, running parts of the driver/other code?