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by pbmonster 3y ago
> I don't know if it's just that life is so random that the effect of hard work gets washed out by random life choices or what. It's also plausible that working hard just puts you in a very non-creative mindset and creativ
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by pbmonster 3y ago
> each technically savvy user also maps almost perfectly to 1 instance Today, nothing speaks against that. But if this proliferates, I'm predicting white lists to become more common on "sensitive" instances like Beehaw. It
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by pbmonster 3y ago
I wasn't aware that was being done. Can you show me how to access the archives of the ask-for-help channel on the openllm Discord server? Right now they're discussing "loading models on CPU vs GPU". No matter how explici
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by pbmonster 3y ago
It's a legitimacy issue. If you get the data through the API, you don't have to hide that you used it. Which might be a big advantage if you want to publish/sell what you've been doing.
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by pbmonster 3y ago
I think they just learned something from the history of crypto currencies, and this time they want hard data from the beginning. I know it's really apples to oranges, but having this 10 years ago for crypto might have pushed the tech f
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by pbmonster 3y ago
40% of reddit posts are marked NSFW. All those won't be able to be accessed from the API. And those NSFW posts are far from just porn. It's frequently news (especially related to war), the "vice" subreddits (cigars, guns
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by pbmonster 3y ago
Their "screen deep dive" [0] mentions this bit: > There was no existing panel that satisfied all of these needs, so we instead developed a semi-custom LCD display module with BOE, the same panel maker we use for the Framework L
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by pbmonster 3y ago
It's not even close to the same market. This thing seats 12. A cat ferry can seat more than a thousand people and a couple of hundred cars on top of that. You probably want the comparison to a helicopter - because that's the same
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by pbmonster 3y ago
> Salinity would need to be kept in check, of course, but with a corridor big enough for tides to flow between the Mediterranean and the new sea there should be a quite manageable maximum salinity. First of all, this is not what the OP i
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by pbmonster 3y ago
In their defense, stuff is moving forward at half the speed of light, so everybody has better things to do right now. Also, investing serious time here on cleaner processes and better documentation of their specific implementation seems lik
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by pbmonster 3y ago
In my case: > This Blog is hosted on my Android phone > Click link > 101: ERR_CONNECTION_RESET Yeah, that went about as I expected...
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by pbmonster 3y ago
> Not to mention all the sea life that isn’t going to respond well to high temp water spewing out.. Ideally, you're not dumping the hot water back into the harbor. At least from a naive theory perspective, you could put huge cooling
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by pbmonster 3y ago
Not a new barbell, no. But there is potential for endless fiddling with nutrition, supplements and exercise plans. More than enough gym bros enjoy taking about 3x12, 5x5, creatine shake timing and hormones more than lifting heavy things.
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by pbmonster 3y ago
> Also riding a recumbent really gives you perspective on what a fast bike is. No amount of carbon fiber can beat the more streamlined and comfortable position. Until the uphill starts...
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by pbmonster 3y ago
Those exist. Main application is military/police radio, because you can use them even with a gas mask on. Disadvantages are that you need to fully speak (whispering and sub-vocalizing doesn't work), and your voice sounds kind of f
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by pbmonster 4y ago
Almost all BMWs on the road in the US are built in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
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by pbmonster 4y ago
Sure, completely possible in theory. That would of course be equivalent of deploying an air brake almost the size of the rotor/propeller disk. So descend rates would be pretty fast, and aerodynamic stability not necessarily guaranteed.
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by pbmonster 4y ago
Recently singed a family member up, and set up a couple of accounts to follow, ect. It worked for less than a day before the account was "locked", and the only way to unlock was to add a phone number. As far as I'm considered
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by pbmonster 4y ago
Unfortunately, the focal point is in interstellar space, far past the orbit of Pluto. So even if we'll live to see this project funded, started and launched, there's pretty much no way we'll still be alive once the sensor pro
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by pbmonster 4y ago
> or at least it did from 1990s to 2010s. You write it yourself. Up to the 2010s. The majority of phone users use zero features - with the possible exception of the camera sensor - that where not also available at very high quality in 20
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by pbmonster 4y ago
It's approximately what Sweden did. By most accounts, it worked better than what it's neighbors did (which more closely resembles what most states in the US did).
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by pbmonster 4y ago
Well, and stuff like the resistFingerprinting=True option in Firefox. As described in the article. You can make your browser to just lie to the JS API. There is a price, of course. Lying about screen resolution might mess up how the website
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by pbmonster 4y ago
Better filters instead of permanently inventing new "categories". Allow me to filter (and sort results) by playtime, IMDB/Letterboxd score, original language, whether I have watched it before, ect. If I don't already kno
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China: The monitoring of Mobile SMS(advocacy.globalvoicesonline.org)
1 points by pbmonster 17y ago|0 comments