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mwambua
2y ago
The explosion when it landed in the ocean was pretty epic though!
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Soft Bank to invest $500M in OpenAI
(reuters.com)
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mwambua
2y ago
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mwambua
3y ago
I'd find an activity that you enjoy (and as other people have suggested) find folks to do it with through meetup etc. The "enjoy" part was pretty key for me - as I feel like it's really hard not to be my best self when I
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mwambua
3y ago
Will this affect shows/movies that have been purchased on Amazon?
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mwambua
3y ago
The US also does pretty well compared to other countries: https://www.numbeo.com/property-investment/rankings_by_count... Price to income ratios in my home country are more than double the US's - not to mention th
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mwambua
3y ago
Seconded! The Su-27 is another nice lo-fi plane that ends up being much more fun/easy to fly as a result of its simplicity.
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mwambua
3y ago
That might work if there was cheap residential real-estate for the workers to fill up.
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mwambua
3y ago
Pretty cool concept! I feel like it would have made more sense to get multiple samples of each frame, and let all the users upvote/downvote frame versions to arrive at the best ones.
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mwambua
3y ago
I had a pretty nice conversation with it about professional development. The answers are pretty long-winded, but contain some pretty good advice that gets even better when you start asking it more specific questions, or even ask it to ask y
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mwambua
3y ago
I haven't used Gear Patrol much in the past. Are their reviews of the same quality as DPReview's?
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mwambua
4y ago
It was interesting how many of the airports I could recognize just from playing the game. :D
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mwambua
4y ago
You hit the nail on the head there. It's hard articulating everything that feels off about it - but I felt the same way about the CHIPS Act forcing companies to provide cheap childcare to workers. I think for one, it emphasizes cheap c
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mwambua
4y ago
I'm lazy about cooking and tend to eat a lot of pre-prepared food. I've found it useful to only buy small portions so that I'm not tempted to eat more than I actually need to. I was surprised at how much less food would keep
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mwambua
4y ago
Yeah, I had the same thought. I wasn't able to make it past a couple episodes. The only interesting addition was the emperor clones.
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mwambua
4y ago
From the paper on the CLIP embedder it appears that they use a form of contrastive loss that maximizes the cosine similarity between related images and prompts, but also minimizes the same between unrelated prompts & images. See section
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mwambua
4y ago
Ah, awesome! Thanks!
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mwambua
4y ago
Yikes, this is kind of scary. Google Photos is the only place to find some of my older photos. What’s the easiest way to download my entire library for backup on a physical drive?
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mwambua
4y ago
The selection of available force feedback joysticks hasn't changed much over the years. (A company hoarded the patents) The patents expired in 2019, so it's possible that newer models will start coming to market at some point... b
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mwambua
4y ago
Yeah, I’d love to have the sort of enthusiasm that he has for his work!
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mwambua
5y ago
At what point do you start seeing diminishing return on pixel-count with such a small sensor? (Or can you always get value if you're willing to bump up your exposure time)
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mwambua
5y ago
Anyone know how the display quality on this stacks up to LG's ultra-fine 5k display?
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mwambua
5y ago
Out of curiosity... What hardware do you recommend for a better balance between affordable hardware and quality software?
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mwambua
5y ago
Thanks for removing the extension requirement! Here's some feedback now that I can use the site: - The summaries can be pretty nice when the thing I'm looking for is hidden in a body of text... but not so much when I'm just t
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mwambua
5y ago
Yeah, it would be nice if it was easier to test... so that people could assess whether or not they like it. Instead, we get this hostile experience where we're forced to make it the default search engine before we know if we want to us
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mwambua
5y ago
... And hope that whatever gains I get make me feel better about not being able to afford a home?
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'Truth Social' violates Mastodon's AGPLv3 license
(theverge.com)
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mwambua
5y ago
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mwambua
5y ago
Looking at his response, it seems like that's only true if you use workers... which you will end up paying for.
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mwambua
5y ago
For some context, WRF ( https://github.com/wrf-model/WRF ), the current state-of-the-art weather modeling system (also developed by NCAR) can (to my limited knowledge) only run on CPU. There have been efforts to run it o
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mwambua
5y ago
In addition, you need to use Cloudflare web workers if you want any sort of access controls. (I think this is part of why it makes financial sense for Cloudflare to do this)
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mwambua
5y ago
B2 doesn't charge for egress to Cloudflare. ( https://www.cloudflare.com/bandwidth-alliance/ )
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