owenpalmer

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by owenpalmer 7mo ago
> Talent is evenly distributed How so?
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by owenpalmer 7mo ago
> "You" don't crave stuff False. We do crave stuff. The microbiome contributes to and influences cravings, but the way you're phrasing it is misleading.
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open_slate: A Powerful and Private 2-in-1 Tablet(indiegogo.com)
1 points by owenpalmer 8mo ago|0 comments
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by owenpalmer 8mo ago
If we're going to allow AI companies to use copyrighted material in training, the absolute least we could do is prevent copyright of the outputted content.
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by owenpalmer 8mo ago
The screenshot of running LM Studio alongside Maya is a massive hardware flex. Wish it was Blender though ;)
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by owenpalmer 8mo ago
> Kinda like a CD-ROM/Game cartridge, or a printed book, it only holds one model and cannot be rewritten. Imagine a slot on your computer where you physically pop out and replace the chip with different models, sort of like a Ninten
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by owenpalmer 8mo ago
They're not talking about Claude code
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by owenpalmer 8mo ago
Link gives 404
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by owenpalmer 8mo ago
Wonder why the 10MB limit isn't a setting?
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by owenpalmer 8mo ago
> It’s a less complicated piece of software, but that also means it doesn’t constantly fucking pester you about whatever the bloody hell Nitro is. It's not "but", it's "and". Complexity in an app is not a go
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by owenpalmer 8mo ago
> People relying on bloated React packages is obviously not great but that is nothing to do with javascript itself. JS is slow. If React was written in C++, the performance wouldn't be an issue. Then again, React is trying to solve
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by owenpalmer 8mo ago
Why do you need a loading screen to show me a markdown file?
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by owenpalmer 8mo ago
It can compile the linux kernel, but does it boot?
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by owenpalmer 9mo ago
Neither. That's what reading the article is for.
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by owenpalmer 9mo ago
I wonder if there's a way to design the materials of the buildings to defend against the depressing November lighting. With this reflective material however, summers would be unbearably bright. To solve that perhaps there's a way
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AI Subscription vs. H100 [video](youtube.com)
3 points by owenpalmer 9mo ago|0 comments
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We got a new Linux distro in 2026 and it's incredible [video](youtube.com)
3 points by owenpalmer 9mo ago|1 comments
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by owenpalmer 9mo ago
The moral standard isn't trying to explain why life wants to exist. That's what evolution explains. Rather, the moral standard is making a judgement about how we should respond to life's already evolved desire to exist.
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Buckminsterfullerene(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by owenpalmer 9mo ago|0 comments
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by owenpalmer 9mo ago
Extremely disappointing analysis in the article and also the cited paper's abstract [0]. The only way this data could possibly hold any value is if they found a way to control for how depression might influence an individual's lik
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by owenpalmer 9mo ago
> fast-food or ultraprocessed food are the cheapest way to get a meat-based meal Are you sure? Let's take the example of the McDonald's Big Mac which is $6.72 [0] The between the 2 patties, the sandwich contains 25g of protein
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by owenpalmer 10mo ago
> I cannot believe we normalized having a two way conversation via speakerphone while holding it up to your ear. It's not normal, those people are rude.
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by owenpalmer 11mo ago
Is there somewhere I can try the tool out? I'm interested in that kind of thing.
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by owenpalmer 11mo ago
> Next thing you'll tell me is that the only businesses that work are ones where you can ask somebody to do something for you in exchange for money. What other type of business is there?
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by owenpalmer 1y ago
I'm glad I got to play it for a bit before learning the trick. Quite a simple and clever puzzle!
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by owenpalmer 1y ago
This is the bell curve meme. Evolution chose -> NOOOO, evolution doesn't "choose" anything -> Evolution chose Personification of natural selection is a common way biologists speak about evolution.
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by owenpalmer 1y ago
I felt this when I decided to do dev work while going to school. The structure of work was a break from the chaos of school, and the novelty of school was a break from the monotony of work. I want to understand the mechanism and purpose beh
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by owenpalmer 1y ago
> Places which let lawyers run society do better than places which let engineers run it. Can you provide any examples?
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by owenpalmer 1y ago
Ask follow up questions to nail down the problem. Either the problem will become trivial and you can answer it, or they'll realize it's not as simple as they thought, and then you can say: "I'd be happy to look into that
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by owenpalmer 1y ago
from the readme: > College is hard so I don't remember most of it. Interesting how counter-productive high stress environments can be for ingraining knowledge.

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