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by nkmnz 1y ago
Will certainly try this out! FYI: the pricing table is difficult to parse when reading it on mobile.
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Same effect for half the work. Look up the videos on youtube, it's manual labor on very hard ground.
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> ideologically they really disagree about what to do about it I really don't understand this sentiment. It's not like the current state of the US insurance market were based on the principles of a free market. On the other han
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There is a natural level of radioactivity which the body is used to compensate. Small additional doses of radioactivity can therefor be neglected. This is not true for stuff like abestos.
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by nkmnz 1y ago
Feel free to add your high-quality data about mass amnesties of islamic terrorists to the discussion! I'm curious about what you can come up with and keep an open mind to be convinced by your statistical rigor. But until then, I'd
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by nkmnz 1y ago
I‘m from Germany. Most people here are still in the reading chicken entrails phase of radioactivity more than 120 years in…
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You‘re reading strange things into my factutal statement that Yahya Sinwar was part of the last big exchange. He‘s been in jail for abducting two Israeli Soldiers AND MURDERING FOUR PALESTINIANS. Seems like this time, his ratio was even wor
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by nkmnz 1y ago
While alchemy was mostly para-religious wishful thinking, stone masonry has a lot in common with what I want to express: it‘s the tinkering that is accessible to everyone who can lay their hands onto the tools. But I still think the age of
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by nkmnz 1y ago
Radioactivity was discovered before nuclear engineering existed. We had phenomena first and only later the math, tooling, and guardrails. LLMs are in that phase. They are powerful stochastic compressors with weak theory. No stable abstracti
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Counterhypothesis: housing that's not affordable is a bad investment.
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> This idea that you can get good results from a bad process This idea is called "evolution"... > as long as you have good quality control ...and it's QA is death on every single level of the systems: cell, organism, sp
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by nkmnz 1y ago
great, looking forward to testing it out. hit me up if I can help in vue related ways.
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by nkmnz 1y ago
hi simon, will the vue3 version of assistant ui be maintained? that would be awesome! p.s.: funny to meet again here. Last time we met was 2022 in Berlin! congrats to your journey so far!!
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Do you happen to be a heavy coffee drinker? Caffeine withdrawal can cause immense pain, as I can confirm from first hand experience. For me, it starts ~24 hrs after the last coffee and it usually takes a very strong double espresso and a na
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So each Hamas terrorist hid behind and between 4 to 5 civilian human shields?
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Thank you, Sir.
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Plot twist: you were never a kid. Just a puppy that grew into a cranky old mutt.
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Because I anticipate the following: A: If you make a license that actually discriminates on user or use case, then it's not open source. B: But here are n open source projects that discriminate on user or use case, e.g. everything GPL,
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by nkmnz 1y ago
> If you make a license that actually discriminates on user or use case, then it's not open source. No true scotsman.
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looking for this, hu? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HU6
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Reducing the reproductive fitness of each individual after a certain life time might even increase the reproductive fitness of the species (or tribe) as a whole, because it might reduce competition between generations and foster cooperative
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Well, this could actually be exactly what you want: by injecting "I don't know" everywhere, you make it more a more probable answer than some randomly imagined shit. It's basically a high-pass filter: high-probability (a
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by nkmnz 1y ago
Why not have the food grow in your skin. Use the fusion reactor in the sky.
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Buying a house is investment. Living in a house you own is consumption. These are two distinct things that are coupled through life choices. It's a real pity that tax regulations are different just because you make individual life choi
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by nkmnz 1y ago
How does this compare to ingesting all your code into some RAG tool and using that in a chat? I understand the citations part, which is a cool feature indeed, but especially tools for graph-RAG, such as graphiti https://github.co
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Most F1 pilots do not own the cars, the race tracks, or even the suits they're wearing while driving. Neither do they own the F1 organization, the F1 brand or any of the technology involved.
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by nkmnz 1y ago
You’ve answered to a comment that commented on a 75 USD/month health insurance. This is off by a factor of 5-10x for Europe.
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Flagging my post is just the resonance disaster caused by cognitive dissonance. They cannot stand being remembered of the fact that their poster boys would like to slaughter their friends (or themselves).
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lol no. Private health insurance in Germany is ~800-1000 for a 60 y.o. – public insurance might be cheaper, but you need to qualify for that when you move here by working as an employee when you're that old. Working permission will req
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OpenAI does direct business with government bodies. Not sure about Meta.

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