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I don't feel any abnormal weather at all. Neither in Singapore, nor in Germany (both places where I have family and regularly stay). In my 40 years on this planet, we have always had winters with meters of snow and we have always had s
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Good beginner tutorial and some good stuff in here, but the chances of scraping any site that is behind Cloudflare or AWS WAF (which is almost all interesting sites), are basically zero.
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Planning the next day on the evening before has to be the single most important productivity hack in the world.
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I hope we will NEVER be close to UBI. UBI is just socialism in disguise and will be downfall of our civilisation.
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Most of the very large token limits are just fake marketing bullshit. If you really try them out, you will immediately realise that the model is not at all able to keep all 100k tokens in its memory. The results tend to be pure luck, so in
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https://huggingface.co/spaces/multimodalart/stable-cascade
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This looks awesome, but what if my stack has a lot of buy-in into the AWS infrastructure and uses lambda, SNS, SQS etc... how to containerise this?? EDIT: Oh nice: https://antithesis.com/docs/using_antithesis/envir
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Tried it out for a while, simultaneously with Nostr. It is noteworthy that Jack basically abandoned this and went all into Nostr. Bluesky is too much of a woke echochamber and it doesn't even have a real chance at achieving its mission
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Guys, don't get distracted by all the new mysterious causes of Alzheimers. Alzheimers is "brain diabetes". You get it from a lifetime of eating carbs and developing insulin resistance. Big pharma and big agriculture will neve
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We are probably just a few years away until everyone carries some LLM on their body that sees and hears everything and it will give us contextual information about everything via some AR glasses. Humans will forget how to memorize things, m
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3y ago
I think leftists who are losing their minds over Elon Musk's Twitter are a loud minority. If Nitter goes down, nothing at all will change. Twitter will continue to thrive and people will continue to use it and link to it.
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A dissertation as CoC. Great. Impossible to read and then keep in your head. In their desperate attempt to be as inclusive as possible, they actually created a framework under which everyone will eventually become guilty of something.
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Data is the new oil. You can be 100% sure that OpenAI will do whatever they want whenever they want with any and every little bit of data that you upload to them. With GPTs and their Embeddings endpoint, they encourage you to upload your ow
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I must say, as a long term paying customer (pretty much since day 1), I'm a little bit shocked that they have only so few paying customers. People really have their priorities wrong when it comes to spending small amounts of money per
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THERE IS AS YET INSUFFICIENT DATA FOR A MEANINGFUL ANSWER.
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The free market would have created many trustworthy gatekeepers itself. And given how much scammy shit there is on the two major AppStores, I would say that it is clear as day and night that Apple and Google utterly suck as "gatekeeper
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I think during the last three months or so, I only used the !g flag four or five times. It seems as if Kagi has indeed become a truly viable alternative to Google. Whenever I do use the !g flag, the results over at Google are just awful, so
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Eat meat. Cut carbs. That's how you outcompete tooth decay.
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I have the exact opposite experience. I'm not joking, I have an iPad Pro and the main reason why I NEVER use it is because EVERY time I pick it up and try to use it, the battery is completely drained. To the point, where you have to ch
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If we ever had "responsible software" teams and they would actually have any power, companies like Meta, Google and Microsoft wouldn't even exist. So yeah... the whole idea of "responsible AI" is just wishful thinki
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Singapore has been doing this for years. When they release new males they put a flyer up at our lift that says "there's gonna be tons of mosquitoes soon, don't worry, they are males and they don't bite" and shortly
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Maybe 332M was a lot when you were a child. Thanks to compounding monetary inflation year after year, 332M is actually not much any more. It's enough though to make normal people believe that some kind of justice has been served.
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Now throw the parents in jail next.
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Try the carnivore diet for 30 days. Eat eggs, beef, butter, plenty of salt, greek yoghurt, blueberries, walnuts. Drink only water (with a slice of lemon to break the monotony) and green tea. Thank me later.
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It's not social media. Mental diseases are metabolic diseases. It is the food that destroys our brains and even worse, our women eat shit even during pregnancy, so the brains of newborns already start out with defects. If we were eatin
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Once precision medicine allows to create viruses tailored to kill or disable single individuals, the world is going to be a very very dark place. I don't think it's a surprise that COVID normalised it for people to hand over their
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Nice idea, but that site seems to track only "food" that is basically poisonous to begin with. If these brands make the portions smaller, they are actually doing us a favour. After a quick browse, I haven't found anything on
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What a class act of a reply! I applaud this!
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psssst. is anyone gonna tell the IMF that, actually, money printing accounts for 100% of Europe's inflation?
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Previous Zelda games were released in a world where gaming was not yet a mainstream activity.
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