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1y ago
killing themselves is not the worst thing than can happen to them, and not so likely. Other possibilities involve long years of suffering in bed and on a wheelchair. But the e-bikes are more heavy and will also likely make other people suff
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1y ago
those sounds are wonderful
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1y ago
delivery people in my city have already beaten this record driving their e-bikes on the sidewalks
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1y ago
I miss the times when companies were building their brands on trust and honor. I remember calling HP support because I bought a monitor that was probably lying in a warehouse somewhere, and it had some "stain" on the screen. It st
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1y ago
I've been to London recently and was prepared to take the cab but we failed to understand that the blue light is "occupied" and the yellow is "free to hire". Getting to the airport it's easier and cheaper via U
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1y ago
handwriting will never end because it develops the brain by the sole action of writing. We should write and learn to think by writing
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1y ago
I'm a 20+ years programmer working with my colleagues who are 2-5 years of experience. I could see they had accepted AI generated tests which are testing solely the mocks. This is quite annoying, because for me, when I want to finish a
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1y ago
I would expect GitHub page. The server seems down
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1y ago
The best way to solve this is to use win+c for copy and win+v as paste, as it's Mac doing. However making this ubiquitous in the system is impossible, that's why when I moved to Mac in my work, I have trouble using Linux in my lap
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1y ago
Maybe it's time to start a phone that people can own, which inside will have a phone they they do not own but it's compliant with banking, govt, and other regulations
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1y ago
What brand of keyboard (the music keyboard) do you have there? It's quite narrow isn't it?
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1y ago
thanks! Yea, it's easier to ship it with the RAM I guess, but I wonder does the slot make things so much harder? Or maybe they want to enforce some certain producer/sub-protocol
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1y ago
Small update to the differences here: calculator won't ever need a GPU or other device that cost is 50k$ and you'd always need to rent it for seconds. Calculator also won't be embargoed at any point of time (i.e. when next US
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1y ago
There are many differences, one of them is that when you buy a calculator it will serve you well. Other is that calculator does not confabulate the result from time to time and you don't have to pay attention and recheck everything it
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1y ago
Imagine you're studying, for example math, and you have to learn calculus, and you're living in a dormitory with a colleague, who's great at integration calculus, and every time you get another integration function puzzle to
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1y ago
I wonder if the mlx optimized would run on 64gb mac
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1y ago
Okay so why is the ram non upgradable again? Because this was the main reason I was holding to PC architecture (I'm considering non upgradable ram as a method of upselling for a ridiculous price of higher amounts)
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1y ago
When I used to play Transport Tycoon Deluxe the most annoying were new companies which emerged every 6 months after I bought the last one. I had to buy them quickly because otherwise they would build their tracks and grow and later it would
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1y ago
I'm a big fan of Tesla since the first time I've seen it during my trip to London. There were two model S standing next to each other. the car and the chassis. It's been said that the chassis (with the battery and motors) is
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1y ago
Thank you. Im thinking of buying this car primarily because of its exceptionally low price but the cost of repair scares me. I wonder if the engines are repairable or as it becomes custom nowadays in all the cars - only replaceable.
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1y ago
I wonder what is the reliability of a used Tesla. Is only the battery failing after some time? I heard that any hit to the battery may make it burn in some time later which is a huge issue, but don't all EV have battery in the chassis
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1y ago
I fear it because when it codes I have to think twice hard to find out what it wanted to do
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1y ago
What could be impressive more, would be creating a distilled offline model to download
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1y ago
running a model costs money. They probably removed 4o to make room (i.e. increase availability) for 5
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1y ago
It took me a few-ty seconds to understand that this is a joke and not a stupid-joke
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1y ago
If I'm not mistaken, this is like a top of the iceberg. There must be a lot of post-training - e.g. fine-tuning to make the model adhere to these rules. Just saying "you MUST not" will not make the model adhere, I'd say
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1y ago
The problem is it will be to late. We must not allow politicians pass laws that will be irrevocable and later find our workarounds, because (1) of complications (making our lives hell) and (2) allowing politicians to go further, e.g. forbid
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1y ago
They meant, I assume, that it's the same as gun control laws. You have to prove your permission, you have to show your id, you gave to have a gun that is registered, however unidentified gangsters are running right now with unregistere
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1y ago
The first two people would open this link would be you and the police's LLM
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1y ago
There's this "I have nothing to hide" sentiment followed by blind trusts into officials, their intentions and their alleged protection. I.e. people are scares of terrorism and would like it to stop, so they hope the terrorist
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