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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
That's not what a zoning code does.
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
I wasn't claiming they had ownership of that aesthetic, and that sort of gets into philosophical questions about whether one can own such a thing anyways. I like the style and I'm glad they have the tools to bring it into clarity
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
I don't think they were insinuating that _you_ were making that assumption, but rather that your line of reasoning must necessarily make that assumption if brought to fruition
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
I love the aesthetic in this person's videos, I just wish it wasn't on tiktok :(
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
I appreciate what you're doing here. I think it's really important to have this kind of high level overview of these species. I have a little feedback based on clicking around the site. When you click on a country in the map view(
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
Would it matter if it's metadata-only until you download?
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
> I agree though, my dream for years has been an open source CubeSat bus design that covers say 80% of academic CubeSat use cases and can be modified by the user for the other 20% Surely this, or something like it, exists?
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
tiktok videos themselves are often just ads.
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
Same.
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
How are you using Claude Code with the $20/mo plan? Aren't you still paying the API prices on top of the $20/mo?
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
> This could then be combined with some software on the machine to turn a MacBook into a difficult to detect recording device, bypassing protections such as the microphone and camera privacy alerts, since the MacBook would be closed but
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
llama2 is pretty old. ollama also defaults to rather poor quantizations when using just the base model name like that - I believe that translates to llama2:Q_4_M which is a fairly weak quantization(fast, but you lose some smarts) My suggest
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
With chutes.ai, where do you see a one-time $5 for 200 requests/day?
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
It's unintuitive how, but it probably would cause prices to go haywire.
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
> METR also conducted an in-depth study that asked experienced developers to code with a popular AI assistant. After they finished their tasks, the developers claimed that using the AI had made them 20 percent more productive. But indepe
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
If you have a HuggingFace account, you can specify the hardware you have and it will show on any given model's page what you can run.
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
To steelman the crypto side: I think the stuff that is most interesting is found _around_ crypto and not necessarily within most cryptocurrency projects. For example, there have been a lot of novel or interesting projects centered around cr
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
Small nitpick - the axes on the varying alloy proportions graph say "Sonnet 2.5" and "Gemini 4.0"
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
How can you look at this and think "druggies"?
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
> similarly doesn't work with ollama since they need to bump their llama.cpp runtime Just curious, how frequently does that happen?
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
Modern LLMs frequently do state that they "don't know", for what it's worth. Like everything, it highly depends on the question.
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
I'd love a kit car that wasn't ridiculously expensive and/or designed to be raced. But I can understand that the kind of people who would invest the time in building a car would be okay with those propositions. I wonder if th
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
I've found the best knowledge on that front are youtubers who buy beater old cars, get them running again and maybe even restore them to resell at a profit. Their videos are between 20-60 minutes and run through the general process of
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
You also need air and compression! And if you want the engine to run longer than a few minutes, cooling.
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
For what it's worth, headlight alignment is not something a lot of people think about or even realize is a thing - it's just changing bulbs, right? With any DIY car repair, you always run the risk of things like this, where you do
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
Who is they? Why would they "push for" that?
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
Why can't we get these in the US? This kind of simple utilitarian vehicle is exactly what I'm looking for.
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
> You should also consider normalizing the number of injunctions to the number of executive orders per term. That paints an even more stark picture for the Trump administration.
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
It was never "always listen to the experts", but that's the strawman given by the contrarians who have decided we need to throw out all expertise.
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by knowaveragejoe 1y ago
What is `jinja` in this context?

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