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There are some technological ideas to help bees be healthier such as special bee hives which have more natural topology and help the bees spend less energy on cooling/heating the hive. Example for a cylindrical hive: https://
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The key here is multimodal.
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How does it compare to whisper? Does it hallucinate less or is more capable?
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1y ago
As somebody who knows a lot of journalists I can report that I haven't met any journalist who spilled the beans on that cabal who conspires to report on a false world. I have heard them talk so negatively on the owners and chief editor
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1y ago
From a European perspective you have one party which is completely delusional and another party which seems unable to capitalize on that. How anybody can consider voting for Trump as a lesser evil is just incomprehensible.
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I don't think anybody seriously thinks Climate Change is a myth. There are just too many people who are too selfish to care.
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Creating an level playing field is part of the complexity. The fact is we must migrate to mostly CO2-free power generation within the next decades and also replace fossil energy for transport and heating. Market-based economies are great to
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Directly reminds me of Subterfuge which is a fog of war and realtime submarine war game of conquering outposts. It has absolutely 0% loyalty though which makes it hard to play.
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I haven't been able to find any kind of rhyme or rhythm to it, so I don't know how to explain when it happens or how to better debug it for a bug report.
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`uvx` directly from the repo also works nicely
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I continue to be puzzled why sometime running uvx (uv tool run) will redownload all dependencies even though it just downloaded them for another tool. Downloading torch 15 times per day gets old even on 500 mbits
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> Absolutely not the case. I've got 2 at the moment, right now. Had 4 running when I had 4 computers I was using. Thanks for the correction. It seems up to 5 desktops can be linked at least since 5 years, which is odd because I reca
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Well you need to find something to exercise the rights I would assume. He couldn't get insurance without a waiver. He couldn't get a mortgage without insurance. So he didn't want to invest his own cash exclusively.
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As a European three things stood out for me: - He didn't consult with somebody who had any experience in planning such a project, but a person who - while maybe personally impressive - had zero experience and started by writing scripts
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Whatsapp at least claims e2e encryption don't they?
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I want to be given the choice and I don't want companies or benevolent dictators making such choices for me. For many people their messenger has replaced the photo album. Its where you have all your life memories such as baby photos, f
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Signal has many faults as a Whatsapp replacement and the export issue ranks also high for me. Other issues: - Can't move from iOS to Android (and vice versa) without losing your chat history because backups aren't compatible. - Ca
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As long as the stock market appreciates more than GDP grows, the rich will become richer quicker than the poor no matter what we do.
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I think the EU is fighting a hard fight with the tech companies and is doing so within a framework which doesn't seek to alienate the US. Alternate app stores, global minimum taxation, etc. are really hard fights.
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A large part of research is just about creatively re-arranging symbolic information and LLMs are great at this kind of research. For example discovering relevant protein sequences.
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Conversely, what do you posit is part of human knowledge but isn't scrapable from the internet?
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I think the one key downside for std::function+lambda which resonated with me was bad ergonomics during debugging. My unanswered question on this from 8 years ago: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41385439/named
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Burn gas in peaker gas plants during those times which are statistically projected to be less than 1 week per year.
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Efficiently solving the climate crisis is the biggest challenge for humanity right now. Even though it is projected to just cost 4% of GDP for the next 30 years, it is still very challenging for market economies to achieve (I think primaril
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The pro-nuclear cult is certainly irritating. Still stuck on a technology which can't help us much in the current climate predicament (too slow to build, too expensive) and which we repeatedly failed to manage. The environmental moveme
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And it sure loves removing your carefully inserted comments for human readers.
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Don't repeat the same mistake if you want to troll somebody. It makes you look even more stupid.
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The issue is as much companies going out of business as consumers buying devices from shit companies. We need schemes which enforce security and which make long term economic sense. I would require software escrow for all companies to ensur
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Germany spent too much, too early. Prices have come down so much that the economics are completely different now.
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Yes, 100 trillion is not a lot over 25 years.
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