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by megaman821 10mo ago
It is nice to have an accurate measure of things and a human baseline would be additionally helpful too. Many things can be useful before they reach the level of world's best. Although with AI, non-intuitive failure modes must be taken
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by megaman821 10mo ago
Did the real clincians get all 6's in this test?
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by megaman821 11mo ago
Rails tries to more tightly integrate with the front-end which causes a lot of turn over the years. Django projects from 10 years ago are still upgradable in a day or two. Rails does include some nice stuff though, but I much prefer Django&
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by megaman821 11mo ago
I can't remember the source, but I think this only rules out small-dose, oral. There will still be a trial with large-dose, injectable.
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by megaman821 11mo ago
It doesn't say if a million drones are going to be purchased from a defense contractor. Hopefully it goes to a commerical US drone company that makes drones for consumers, film, inspections, etc with an order of million military-harden
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by megaman821 1y ago
As a long-time Django user, I would not use Django for this. Django async is probably never the right choice for a green-field project. I would still pick FastAPI/SQLAlchemy over Express and PostHog. There is no way 15 different Node O
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by megaman821 1y ago
The steam generator that the fusion generator connects to might be more expensive than solar at this point. That would be even if fusion cost nothing and had infinite amounts of fuel, there would be no customers for its energy on a sunny af
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by megaman821 1y ago
Not until they actually make them "in volume". They could be ramping up volumes for years and years until they hit that price. When they start producing them, I would bet anything the initial run will not be $19/kWh.
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by megaman821 1y ago
People are over excited about sodium-ion batteries. They are at least years away from price parity. The super-low numbers floating around are absolute fantasy until production is in the tens of gigawatt hours at least. Their real value is b
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by megaman821 1y ago
It seems if half the questions are political hot button issues. While slightly interesting, this does not represent how these AIs would do on drier news items. Some of these questions are more appropriate for deep-research modes than quick
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by megaman821 1y ago
I usually use generated columns for this. It still uses CASE WHEN but it is obvious to all consumers of the table that it exists.
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by megaman821 1y ago
Manufactures could offer battery inspections and extended warranties. Maybe with more data, I assume at 15-20 years old no one really knows what the failure modes of these batteries will be.
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by megaman821 1y ago
There is a point somewhere in there, but half the article is just rambling. Preserving food by freezing it doesn't somehow make it ultra-processed or bad for you in some way. Why is citric acid scary, because it is an unfamiliar word?
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by megaman821 1y ago
If the bubble pops, the blast radius seems extremely small. Most of the money is coming from companys' excess cash. Even the loans that default will be backed some amount of useful capital. It just doesn't seem likely at all to ca
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by megaman821 1y ago
That is annoying, but not a huge cost driver. If you son ended up in the ER it would cost multiple lifetimes of epipens (even at an inflated price).
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by megaman821 1y ago
Since most non-biological medicines don't cost very much to manufacture at all; enough profit is enough to cover that drug's R&D and the R&D of the 9 other drugs that didn't pan out. If the US market can cover all tho
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by megaman821 1y ago
You have to be especially careful when comparing oil/gasoline vs solar/electric through. Oil has an especially well developed infrastructure for it being drilled, refined, delivered and stored. Electricity on the scale to power al
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by megaman821 1y ago
I was told that the billionaires run the goverment, so I don't know what you are talking about.
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by megaman821 1y ago
I buy sacrificial walking shoes, usually Sketchers. They look ugly but only cost 30% of my day-to-day shoes.
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by megaman821 1y ago
I am not sure what types of books you read, but AI has replaced absolutely no books for me.
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by megaman821 1y ago
I wonder if they will eventually add NFC to it. It probably needs to be certified since NFC is used for payments.
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by megaman821 1y ago
How is this different than any other form of industry? If I live in an area that is trying to attract [steel mills] by giving them sweetheart deals, my electricity bill is going to go up by more than my share in [steel] usage since [that st
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by megaman821 1y ago
Yes, take a look at https://webawesome.com/
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by megaman821 1y ago
The flight looked good, but I was wondering if the ship splashdown burn was the ideal one or an alternate one from a damaged engine. To me it looked like they were working around a damaged engine.
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by megaman821 1y ago
I think this launch showed they were very robust. Engines went out on booster and ship which they can compensate for. A small explosion and a half melted fin didn't seem to affect the splashdown sequence or target.
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by megaman821 1y ago
Serious question. Why do farmers need the USDA's help on this? Is it a financial issue, banks don't believe there is a positive ROI on farmland solar so the wont lend? Is it health related, the USDA needs to approve solar panel us
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by megaman821 1y ago
If you believe that the "Eat the Rich" and Luigi messaging is going to get the tariffs guy and his ilk out of office, good luck. Trying to punish the rich is not going to work when most Americans aspire to be rich themselves, even
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by megaman821 1y ago
Connect the dots here. What on earth does CEO pay have to do with vegtable prices? Perhaps look at tarrifs and trade barriers, transportation and storage fees, weather patterns and probably a dozen more things more relevant than CEO pay.
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by megaman821 1y ago
The finetune would be an LLM where you say something like "my colors on the screen look to dark" and then it points you to Displays -> Brightness. It feels like a relatively constrained problem like finding the system setting t
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by megaman821 1y ago
What size of tasks can this handle? Can you do a fine-tune of Mac System Settings?

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