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by oezi 1y ago
You have to consider that electricity will be 3x over the next 50 years (for transportation and heating). So we are currently building out a lot of extra infrastructure. Grid scale batteries will also primarily reduce cost by offering arbit
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by oezi 1y ago
Solar and renewables in general are starting to reduce generation costs. So once the improvements in power transmission are done prices should come down for everyone.
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by oezi 1y ago
It is hard for humans to work with exponential curves. Solar went from 15 cents per kwh to 5 cents per kwh over the last 10 years. Anticipating such a rapid decline is hard and a lot of people still are stuck on outdated data. Sure China co
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by oezi 1y ago
The key thing needed is a standard library which includes 100000 of these tiny one function libraries (has-ansi, color-name).
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by oezi 1y ago
The issue is OGG with Opus (for me) which was used by WhatsApp but isn't natively supported under iOS. https://github.com/signalapp/Signal-iOS/issues/4539
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by oezi 1y ago
Will the new backup format support also conversion of filetypes between Android and iOS? In the past Voice Memos from Android couldn't be opened on iOS if they weren't sent directly between participants.
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by oezi 1y ago
Multi-device would be a nice feature. And question: Will a backup taken today on Androis be able to be restored on iOS once released?
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by oezi 1y ago
Yeah, and what kind of features do MCPs by Stripe and Paypal offer? Currency comversion? Fees? API Docs?
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by oezi 1y ago
Well thank you to put it so brilliantly. Since what you describe seems mostly a global experience by now for all who can afford it, I am wondering what other cultures you have in mind which has a dislike for breakfast, coffee, booze and cig
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by oezi 1y ago
As another European I don't understand your argument because Europe has seen so much internal migration over the hundreds of years that it is weird to argue it is leading to monoculture. Also unchecked migration to Europe is down to 20
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by oezi 1y ago
Built by massive debt. One of the key questions for China is if this investment is profitable in the long term.
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by oezi 1y ago
On WSL indeed, I must mis-interpreting my issues with re-downloading to indicate that the files wouldn't be shared. I guess I must investigate that more, why I am seeing so many redownloads.
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by oezi 1y ago
Edit: maybe I need to investigate this again because it isn't working for me. In a usual month I downloaded pytorch through UV maybe 100 times. Not true, each virtual environment has its own physical copy on disk. Since creating venvs
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by oezi 1y ago
As a long-time Rubyist and recent Python dabbler (due to pytorch) this is exciting! Uv and uvx certainly are great improvements in the Python ecosystem, but still have some quirks that I wonder how they will handle with rv: - By default uv
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by oezi 1y ago
They moved quite some things out of the standard library so you need require/gems for some things which used to be batteries included. Also small changes like File.exists? being deprecated and then removed.
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by oezi 1y ago
If we assume that every American will pay 20 USD per month for AI that's already 100bn per year. Electricity will become very cheap during the day at least with solar continuing its declining trajectory.
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by oezi 1y ago
I would argue that buying Russian gas was primarily market driven and politics didn't stop it from happening. It was cheaper than American or Qatari gas why should European nations not have bought it? It the same way that the US got ho
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by oezi 1y ago
Explorer extensions such as the dlls which set the overlay icons used by Google Drive, OneDrive, Git, SVN, etc. are notoriously buggy. We want programmers to provide these extensions, but the documentation is bad and the interfaces are hard
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by oezi 1y ago
Search Google for it seems not turn up easy to verify results. On Amazon available since Sep 2018: https://www.amazon.de/-/en/C1101-4P-Integrated-Services-Ethe... But is it the right model? Does the release date a
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by oezi 1y ago
There is some speculation that GPT-5 uses a router to decide which expert model to deploy (e.g. to mini vs o/thinking models). So the router might decide that the query can be solved by a cheaper model and this model gives worse result
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by oezi 1y ago
Well, even if they are so bad they still started to dominate EV car sales in Europe because Elon dropped the ball. I inherited an ID3 and while I can say the software and entertainment system in general isn't great I think it is a soli
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by oezi 1y ago
If you like this kind of puzzle with a Sci-Fi theme then you might also like this: http://www.boundvariable.org/task.shtml It was the 2006 edition of the ICFP conference programming contest and it makes you write a small VM
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by oezi 1y ago
Isn't WhisperX the canonical choice for running Whisper?
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by oezi 1y ago
Yet prisons are overfull everywhere in America
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by oezi 1y ago
The German economy is indeed heavily influenced by its manufacturing sector and its reliance on large trade surplusses. Consequently the German workers can't be granted huge wage increases because it would reduce their competitiveness
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by oezi 1y ago
Well solely is dramatizing but to a large extend it is true that the clima is changing because of human actions. Certainly the rise in Co2 from 280 ppm to 420 ppm since the onset of industrialization is rather very likely due to human actio
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by oezi 1y ago
I mean I rarely read that they nab anyone outside of Europe/the US. But would have assumed the middle east, south east asia, post-soviet republics. If this guy is Russian speaking why not Russia?
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by oezi 1y ago
I meant scaling the base training before RL.
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by oezi 1y ago
If we consider that the world had 1bn people a bit over 100 years ago, it puts many things in perspective. We have generations of time to turn things around if we think it is necessary.
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by oezi 1y ago
> A culture evaporating Well if you being your sentence like this, then you already made it clear that you aren't serious about discussing, because that is not what is happening. Any discussion that lazyly tries to skirt what German

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