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by mjrpes 3y ago
This article attempts to explain: https://www.nasa.gov/general/swarming-proxima-centauri/ "A swarm whose members are in known spatial positions relative to each other, having state-of-the-art microminiaturize
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by mjrpes 3y ago
Interesting. Apparently the Alphacool got a great review from Igor's Lab, but der8auer was not able to show substantial difference compared to Noctua: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8J7jkRbxLYk This is based off of me
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by mjrpes 3y ago
On my last build I completely bypassed the issue. I minimized noise and improved thermals by deshrouding the GPU (Zotac Amp 3080) and using 120mm Noctua fans for cooling, as shown in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch
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by mjrpes 3y ago
Press undo button at top
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by mjrpes 3y ago
If your addiction isn't too strong, this windows app lets you quickly switch between host profiles: https://github.com/jerone/HostProfiles
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by mjrpes 3y ago
No "Finnegans Wake" ??!
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by mjrpes 3y ago
Perhaps 0 and 1 are the same. If there only exists the entity called 1, lacking all properties or relations to other entities, what is left? A void called 1, no different than 0. The true mystery is: how did plurality arise?
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by mjrpes 3y ago
Why not season 6 or 7? Season 8 is the one that fell off the cliff. Episode S6.E9 is one of the best in all of television history.
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by mjrpes 3y ago
The main reason I never purchased was the tiny map size. You could barely fit a neighborhood: https://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/19nz93/sim_city_5_2...
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by mjrpes 3y ago
If that was a big issue, why are smaller ISPs (like sonic.com) able to offer 10Gb ethernet at a flat rate with no caps?
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by mjrpes 3y ago
Comcast Business has no data cap and so might be an option
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by mjrpes 3y ago
As a southpaw who uses the mouse on the left side I've never realized the advantage I've had all these years with this setup. I use numpad + mouse all the time and it does save a lot of time. Almost makes up for having to change t
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by mjrpes 3y ago
Pro Tip: If you create a Win 11 USB install drive with the Rufus utility, you can pre-define a local user and get around the cloud account sign-in roadblock when installing Windows.
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by mjrpes 3y ago
You'll love the railway track laying machine: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMXfU8blPMM
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by mjrpes 3y ago
Did you take before/after blood tests to confirm you had low blood levels and that drinking milk helped? A cup of milk is roughly 150iu, while recommended supplements range from 600 to 2000iu. Also, lactose-free milk is common nowadays
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by mjrpes 3y ago
Wonder if it includes support for encrypted 7zip/rar archives, including support to add/modify. From libarchive notes it looks like zip format encrypted archives are supported.
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by mjrpes 3y ago
Because I usually know which folder contains what I'm searching for, 98% of the time I'm able to find what I'm looking for quickly using the filter bar. This ends up being a much better experience for me than the search tool.
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by mjrpes 3y ago
ChatGPT is pretty easy to spot (in some circumstances). Just look for text that has absolutely no voice and reads like a high school essay where what should be a 20-word answer is stretched out to meet a 750 word count. Example: https:&#x2
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by mjrpes 3y ago
It's a typo but mentioned right there in OP's post: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ovsiankina_effect
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by mjrpes 4y ago
For GPT-4 input cost is 3 cents per 1,000 tokens (8K context). So input cost for 8,000 tokens is 24 cents. Output is 6 cents per 1,000 tokens, but answer will hopefully be a lot shorter.
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by mjrpes 4y ago
> I am not enamored of tags, because tag systems break down when humans get involved. One of the things I'm curious to try out with GPT is auto tagging content and patching documents that have missing tags. You train GPT with your c
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by mjrpes 4y ago
I have to say these time zone files are fascinating. Any place/time when a jurisdiction has changed the definition of time is in those files, along with a detailed history of why. Example, California had an energy crisis soon after WWI
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by mjrpes 4y ago
GPT-4 for coding is very powerful but can be dangerous. I asked it to write a data retention script that would save X number of backups depending on the number of days/weeks/month/years from the present day. It's first a
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by mjrpes 4y ago
Carroll did a great solo podcast about this last year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B40PRvLtiec Hard to summarize, but it's well worth anyone interested in this topic. There's a good bit where he ties the sleep
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by mjrpes 4y ago
How is a rest period defined? Are they allowed to use their smartphone? Take a walk? Have a snack? Talk to people?
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by mjrpes 4y ago
I use dovecot and there is a lot of configurability for shared and public folders. Public folders are much nicer than having to add separate IMAP accounts; users can subscribe to whatever public folders they want/need from a list. All
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by mjrpes 4y ago
It doesn't look like it supports mailbox sharing or public folders, which are very helpful for collaborating in a SMB, especially with shared email addresses (e.g., sales@business.com).
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by mjrpes 4y ago
Strange how Camus and Morrison books are banned, but they are authors who are covered on Florida's now preferred Classic/Christian Learning Test: https://www.cltexam.com/tests/authors/ How are students s
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by mjrpes 4y ago
They are required to. It's written in law: https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-49/subtitle-B/chapter-V/p...
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by mjrpes 4y ago
Interestingly, the 7900 currently costs more than the 7900x (quick Amazon search). And my understanding is the 7900 is just the 7900x that has its TDP defaulted to 65 watts. So you could buy the cheaper 7900x and just go into BIOS and limit

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