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by llm_nerd 1y ago
They do, but the vast majority of fluids the average person consumes comes in products made elsewhere, along with restaurants, etc. So you can RO your home water, but unless you don't eat anything made elsewhere, water your own crops,
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
Sure. I think this conversation has run its course.
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Understanding Floating-Point Numbers(dennisforbes.ca)
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
The best explanation on floats - https://dennisforbes.ca/blog/features/floating_point/underst...
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
I can't speak to how CoreML worked for you, or how the sharp edges cut. I triply wouldn't comment on ANE, which is an extremely limited bit of hardware mostly targeted at energy efficient running of small, quantized models with a
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
I know what MLX is. MLX-swift is just a more accessible facade, but it's still MLX. The entire raison d'être for MLX is training and research. It is not a deployment library. It has zero intention in being a deployment library. Sa
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
>Apple's focus is obviously on MLX / Metal going forward. This is nonsensical. MLX and CoreML are orthogonal. MLX is about training models. CoreML is about running models, or ML-related jobs. They solve very different problems,
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
Okay, though I'm not sure what that has to do with my comment. I understood that from the post: you were concurrently maxing out multiple parts of the SoC and it was overheating as they all contributed to the thermal load. This isn&#x2
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
This will be one of those situations where we'll really miss Anandtech. Still can't believe that site died. In the real world I doubt anyone will ever notice the difference, VCC or not. VCC only will materially affect usage when s
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
We posted the same thing, in essence, at the same time. This piece is completely nonsensical in every way, and I presume it is targeted at laymen who'll just go along with it. Like anyone who sees that last bit about MLX and CoreML and
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
This is such an odd submission, and a lot of the claims are bizarre and seemingly nonsensical. Maybe I'm just misunderstanding. Exchanges in it seem remarkably...fictional. It reads like a tosser peacocking LinkedIn post by someone des
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
Ultraviolet light is ionizing. Things oxidize and often whiten in sun because the UV light (the part of the UV spectrum as you go below ~315nm) ionizes and causes chemical reactions, in most cases by splitting O2 which is then charged O ato
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
> The USA has four times as many guns per capita as Finland 42% of US households have one or more guns. 37% of Finland households have one or more guns. That US collectors are aficionados doesn't seem relevant. Access to guns is sim
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
> if you want to assassinate a culture warrior jerkwad at a public event The root post's comparison was to someone beside you at the supermarket, rather than "sniper at a distance". The capacity to kill is almost universal
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
"objectively the best place to live in the world rn" I feel like you were just patronizing the crowd and this is pablum, but the US is one of the angriest, most dissatisfied countries on the planet. It always does poorly on happin
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
Yet that's precisely what Apple has done repeatedly across product lines. Just yesterday they introduced the Apple Watch Series 11, and its low cost variant the Apple Watch SE 3. They also introduced the ruggedized larger variant the U
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
While I understand that people like a base vocabulary of the common elements defined in a list, it has always seemed like a mistake that we keep adding to some massive list for every fringe demand, instead of just embedding tiny SVGs that c
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
They often discard with the version number for the first release of a product bifurcating, and from then on it follows its own version path. The first Apple Watch Ultra wasn't the Apple Watch Series 8 Ultra. Subsequent Ultras follow th
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
They might recommend using CoreML to leverage them, though I imagine it will be available to Metal. The whole point of CoreML is that your solution uses whatever hardware is available to you, including enlisting a heterogeneous set of units
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
It is deployed against slow moving air targets. Some variants are even radar guided. This video, though, isn't remotely convincing. It looks like the hellfire deflects off a bog standard drone, yet doesn't detonate, which disassem
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
I often like the use of advanced media. The NYT and Washington Post have done some amazing advanced media that fully exploits the richness possible with the web. Not so sure about this one, though. Like others, I was more annoyed with the c
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
Good point, and it may. The site oddly claims that "taxes and duties included". But that would be an ill-advised move for them for a couple of reasons. -No Canadian expects that. Our standard is taxes calculated in the final calcu
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
If you think $450 is a lot, they seriously think they're getting $729 CAD in Canada. On straight conversion is should be $621, not to mention they're almost certainly getting a tariff hit in the US that they don't get in Cana
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
This was a brutal read. It's as if someone wrote a simple thesis and ran it through an LLM to make it so pretentiously over the top it's unreadable. I suspect almost no one who actually upvoted this read the content, but instead j
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
Storage multiplies and becomes more expensive once you're replicating across regions, backing up into an eternally growing corpus, and so on. But the biggest impediment by far were internet transport costs. I mean, they're still
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
From my normal desktop it is resolving as 18.204.152.241 / 18.204.152.241 which seems to have misconfigured SSL. From a cloud instance it is drawing 52.223.52.2 / 35.71.142.77 which load properly.
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
I know how much of a traffic pump HN is, having had a number of pages front-page here during prime time over the years. It isn't that big of a traffic spike at all. It's a much more interesting and interested group than many sourc
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
I mean...you should probably hire good enough engineers that a website can withstand a pretty small amount of HN attention... ...I kid! But seriously, though, how is it possible in 2025 that websites can still collapse from the relatively m
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
>it's that Europe is so cowed and poorly-led If you have a 27 country bloc and are rationally limited to the actions of the most timid or compromised, it's pretty easy to manipulate the actions of the whole. We know Hungary is
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by llm_nerd 1y ago
While the linked article notes that organizations require a DUNS number seemingly as an aside, personal accounts do not. Which is exactly the same policy as Apple.

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