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by nerdjon 1y ago
So is any of S3 powered by SSD's? I honestly figured that it must be powered by SSD for the standard tier and the slower tiers were the ones using HDD or slower systems.
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by nerdjon 1y ago
This is just incredibly defeatist on everyone talking here. Here we have irrefutable evidence of just how bad the result of using AI would be and yet... the response is just that we need to accept that there is going to be damage but keep u
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by nerdjon 1y ago
Worth mentioning that if you want a free way to do this that does not require running additional software. All you have to do is have a video you want to use, download one of apple's through settings, go to the location of the download
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by nerdjon 1y ago
The framing of this article I find quite disappointing from NPR. Sure employers are not about to just hand out free money are going to try to spend as little as possible but to put your employer in the same space as the others or even the g
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by nerdjon 1y ago
This leads to some interesting questions. Were the people on the North Korean side working given access to more information about the world than the average citizen? I would have to imagine they have to know more just to be able to interact
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by nerdjon 1y ago
That is good to know then, I am really just using this for smaller volumes. My media is sitting at about the same size yours is and instead of using PVC's I just have it mounting a straight NFS share specifically for that to avoid any
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by nerdjon 1y ago
It is interesting seeing this article come up since just yesterday I setup longhorn in my homelab cluster needing better performance for some tasks than NFS was providing so I setup a raid on my r630 and tried it out. So far things are runn
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by nerdjon 1y ago
The worst part is you don't even need to open the article anymore to know what it is. It seems it is always video games or mental health (or both for a double whammy), can't possibly be anything else. As far as debunking, since wh
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by nerdjon 1y ago
So you be perfectly fine being arrested for doing nothing wrong and being somewhere completely legally just because there was a "month's long investigation" (whatever that means in this administration...).
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by nerdjon 1y ago
and... thats a good thing?!? Honestly I am not sure the point you are trying to make. In what world is that at all ok? You know damn well that if they raided a largely white work site people would be up in arms (people are already up in arm
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by nerdjon 1y ago
I really wish the US could get more of this. I know here in Boston this has been a hot issue with the summer shutdown of Newberry on Sunday. Drivers will come out of nowhere and complain, will start suddenly caring about people with disabil
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by nerdjon 1y ago
I find myself somewhere in the middle. I think for the vast majority of games this would largely be a negative. Anything heavily story driven this would just cause issues and I think would largely ruin the experience. I think sandbox games
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by nerdjon 1y ago
I think it is just generally the correct approach. It was not that long ago that ML (outside of research) was often talked about but it being ML was not the focus. The focus was on the actual benefits and what it did. Of course this is goin
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by nerdjon 1y ago
What is with this need for a single application to do so many different tasks instead of just being focused on doing its job and doing it well (browsing the web in this case). I just don't understand how they can with a straight face s
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by nerdjon 1y ago
Putting aside that the title and the tweet very much do not line up since there is no announcement that they are in fact making printers... This would be interesting and would love to see it, but I just can't imagine it would be viable
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by nerdjon 1y ago
It did for me too, I still travel to some things. But it did show me that a lot of things were unnecessary to travel too and were just fine virtually. It isnt go back to how it was before or all virtual, there is a middle ground of travel
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by nerdjon 1y ago
Do you mean Trump or Elon? No where am I stating that Elon is anti-science, only that he helped get an anti-science administration in place. As far as Trump (and the administration in general) being anti-science. I really don't think I
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by nerdjon 1y ago
As mentioned in the article, I think the single biggest reason was that Covid largely showed us that it is not strictly necessary to physically be together for everything. Conferences, announcements, etc all happened virtually and things we
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by nerdjon 1y ago
I am stating an example due to the current political discourse over climate change not that it would be something they specifically would not do. My point with stating it, is it is not unreasonable to ask the question if we are reliant on a
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by nerdjon 1y ago
This is something I am finding myself wrestling with a lot right now. On the one hand I am a major space nerd and I see the value of what SpaceX is doing. Especially with it really seeming like no one is anywhere near their level. What kind
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by nerdjon 1y ago
If I am reading this right I assume this is only if you have onedrive enabled? If that is the case, I think it makes some sense if you are already setup to use that to default to saving there since it makes it easier to find your files on o
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by nerdjon 1y ago
They also end it with trying to sell their service around AI which further devalues it, and even trying to give it a name like "AppleStorm". I think some of the points are valid, but I think the over emphasis on Siri vs Private Cl
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by nerdjon 1y ago
> you don't really need to be 100% sure of it being truth for a vast majority of cases. Except that these tools are being positioned as a source of reliable truth and the companies are incentivized to keep you on their system (googl
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by nerdjon 1y ago
I mean even if that was the intended phrasing that does not really change anything about the reply. Me latching onto the "appears" does not change anything since even with your interpretation it is wrong 50% of the time and that a
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by nerdjon 1y ago
> it appears it answers my question "Appears" to me is the key word here, how do you know that what it said was true? It will very confidently "answer" your question in a way that is convincing but if you actually try
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by nerdjon 1y ago
I am very curious realistically how can they reliably fix this. So my understanding is that this is that the database/index that copilot used already crawled this file so of course it would not need to access the file to be able to tel
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by nerdjon 1y ago
I am normally pretty quick to jump on how bad for privacy shoving some random LLM tool into a product is and the serious security risks especially in the terminal... But looking at the marketing for Warp, this thing screams LLM everything.
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by nerdjon 1y ago
It is annoying, I would much rather pay for the content I am consuming since I want to support content being made. But with prices going up and there now being so many services, I find it hard to justify more than a couple. I pay for Apple
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by nerdjon 1y ago
Is there a name that these upscaled releases fall under to easily find them? Star Trek in particular (I was watching voyager yesterday) the quality is always pretty depressing when shown on a larger TV. Been recently thinking about trying t
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by nerdjon 1y ago
How we keep getting articles like this, that LLM's will flat out lie, and yet we keep pushing them and the general public keeps eating it up... is beyond me. They even "lie" about their actions. My absolute favorite that I st

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