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by nerdjon 2y ago
I can see the value in this approach, but I also know for myself this would have been horrible in school. I was always a horrible test taker (the pressure being a large part of that, but not all) and I often needed the time outside of class
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by nerdjon 2y ago
Every time I see this device pop up, I really struggle to find out what exactly this has over something like an iPad with an Apple Pencil? With this one being $579 including the basic marker. The iPad Air with an 11" screen with the ch
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by nerdjon 2y ago
Anytime I see the "carnivore diet" on instagram it seems very cringy. Almost as cringy as just how militant many of the vegans seem to be. I have some serious doubts about the validity of the carnivore diet actually being healthy
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by nerdjon 2y ago
Honestly at this point I just see little reason to invest in Elastic Search. I have to wonder how much what is happening with terraform and tofu is related to this. While I can understand why they went down this path, it burned a bridge and
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by nerdjon 2y ago
It is interesting since at least with what Google was previously doing, you likely at least got some click throughs. Personally the way I see it, you can't argue about being worried about plagiarism while allowing one company to just m
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I find it quite concerning that we are going into a situation where some things can crawl some sites but not others. I have my own serious ethical concerns about AI, but from a pure searchability standpoint it is likely to cause more proble
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by nerdjon 2y ago
> especially in cases where the squashed sources were credentialed medical practitioners and researchers. Every profession has its quacks and those borderline educated people. You can get a 70% in school (or whatever your school's a
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by nerdjon 2y ago
Unfortunately I highly doubt it. There might be a small number but when the major problem is misinformation I just don't have much faith in it really moving the needle as much as is necessary. Given that we are seeing serious problems
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by nerdjon 2y ago
There is also a question of if after operation dark storm, was there any other power source suitable to be able to power all of the machines? Even if they did not have a law against genocide (which considering the resets that happen in the
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by nerdjon 2y ago
Interesting, I figured that they were basically subsidizing the first launch in the hopes of making it back in later launches. I could have sworn I remember there being an article about them doing something for the Government and they wante
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by nerdjon 2y ago
So... where exactly do the neurons come from? Are these donated neurons or grown in a lab from samples? This seems... questionable at best. Not really comfortable with the idea of this...
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I am curious, so I know that a big part of SpaceX is the re-usability aspect. But at what point is the rocket basically paid for (except for continued Maintence)? Given that this is this rocket's 23rd flight, was this really a "lo
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by nerdjon 2y ago
Honestly? I don't know. I mean I am still eventually going to get the tattoos, the meaning of all of the tattoos I want are important to me. So technically no the plan hasn't changed and I am actively talking to an artist about my
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by nerdjon 2y ago
> This is subjective. "Health" here might be taken to include mental health, in which case there could be many positive benefits. 100% this. I have a tattoo on my forearm that just makes me happy to look at. It is nearly always
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by nerdjon 2y ago
That's just glorious. I would assume that if this was a problem you would know pretty soon after getting a tattoo right? Like if my tattoos are fully healed and at least a few months old I should be in the clear? I don't see this
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by nerdjon 2y ago
None of my tattoos have been "impulse". Planned months or years in advanced, hell I have a large tattoo project that I commissioned the piece for back in 2020 and finally starting the discussion about actually starting the tattoo.
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I see very little information about what is happening here. Are you self hosting an LLM or sending the data to a third party, your privacy policy makes no reference to this anywhere which is dangerous. Anyone using this needs to know where
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by nerdjon 2y ago
And it will be 3 years late! I honestly would love to know how much money is 'wasted' by NASA because of these companies that seem to, over promise and then need a lot more money. And I don't say wasted because I think that t
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by nerdjon 2y ago
So if I am understand correctly, what I mentioned is correct? On the website (where my quote comes from) it links to https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/tree/main/src/mono which is a mono within what
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I will be honest, this is where I have some conflicted opinions. In many coffee shops they are different people. There is just the person at the register and then there is the person who made my coffee. Who did the tip go too? I would assum
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I am honestly curious who was really pushing this? Unless I missed it I don't think I heard anything about no taxes on tips until both candidates suddenly supported it. So just seems like it came out of nowhere. If we really are going
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I have only used mono a couple times, but I am a bit confused by the wording here and it is likely because I don't know the full story of Mono. But: > Microsoft maintains a modern fork of Mono runtime in the dotnet/runtime repo
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by nerdjon 2y ago
> You're right, the majority of games take place in entirely fictional worlds that aren't meant to accurately represent any specific real life location or time period, which is why it makes no sense to apply real world politics
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by nerdjon 2y ago
> research and development. I think that is the question, how much legitimate R&D is really going on here vs trying to shove an LLM into some random hardware and ship it? Or shove an LLM in some app trying to solve a problem that it
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I love that we again bring up 2 games that failed as if this is the only reason they failed. When there are plenty of games with a diverse set of characters that sell just fine. First party Sony games are (generally) a fantastic example of
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I think it depends on the size of the company and who ends up being involved in the decision amking and when. From what I have seen, the amount that someone is making can be a contributing factor. Maybe your performance reviews but that doe
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by nerdjon 2y ago
> bringing back places for people that just want to make and play games. What exactly does that mean? No one is stoping you from playing and making games. There isn't a law that says that every game has to be diverse. You can do wha
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by nerdjon 2y ago
> Gaming is probably the most diverse pastime on the planet. Yes and no, it really wasn't that long ago that Dragon Age had their whole "straight male gamer" controversy because someone was upset at it having diversity. LG
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by nerdjon 2y ago
> Sell copies and have players? Isn't that reasonable metric for entertainment product? What your argument was, was unclear. Not everyone knows what is going on with every game at every time. I personally have not payed any attentio
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by nerdjon 2y ago
I find it ironic that I now have 2 comments focusing on a single word while ignoring the other 3. Also ignoring that in the phrasing for that message I think it is pretty clear that I am talking more generally and most of the people that ar

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