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by petre 4mo ago
I'm sure someone like Giovanni Gaggia will improve it a bit, to the point there is nothing to improve anymore.
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by petre 4mo ago
Then just get a lighter roast and don't over extract? Also if it's espresso get rid of the crema. Looks geat, tastes awfully bitter.
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by petre 4mo ago
No way. I make espresso over ice and it's great, a lot better than cold brew. The Greek make just about any coffee using the espresso machine over ice and Koreans are quite fond of their iced Americanos, which are a bit dilluted for me
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by petre 4mo ago
Now it makes sense why they hit a girls' school instead of an actual military compound.
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by petre 4mo ago
How is buying a company sending messages on the Internet for $45b in the owner's interest when Westinghouse, who built nuclear reactors sold for under $10b? The market is irrational.
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by petre 4mo ago
> and saying that your technology has the power to cause a massive catastrophe Possibly, but by using up resources, not by its output. Its draw on resources will definitely accelerate climate change to create slop.
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by petre 4mo ago
Isn't gmthat exacly how the EU ia tring to regulate AI? Like don't use it for firing people, credit scores etc.
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by petre 4mo ago
They should have shipped it as an addon GC, not enabled by default. One could have turned it on with a command line switch or an env var, just like the Ruby JIT.
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by petre 4mo ago
> It's this sort of stuff that leaves me scratching my head why people like Python so much Because of the libraries, not necessarily the language, which is also quite straightforward. For example we found a niche library that speaks
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by petre 4mo ago
> The second disadvantage is a lower efficiency than with permanent magnets, which cannot be improved so much as to match PM motors, because the electrical currents that circulate through the rotor windings must generate heat. The lower
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by petre 4mo ago
It's only a while until social media could be turned off before elections if not outright banned. It only free speech for AI bots and psyops campagins. Actual voices get drowned in a sea of slop and propaganda.
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by petre 4mo ago
> People who acknowledge the quality problem, but think they can deal with it by applying more AI to the output. This is just like throwing more money at a problem, hoping that it might solve it, but instead one throws tokens.
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by petre 4mo ago
Maybe being Danish they're cautious and want to test it on polar bears first, you know, before widespread adoption.
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by petre 4mo ago
5) Someone freaked out China might use the model to advance its own tech. It's always China with this administration. The guy has an obsession with China since he had to hire feng shui consultants to make his tower appealing¹ for Chine
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by petre 4mo ago
If you attended a running festival, you are clearly not the type to fall off a yacht while being drunk. We were also there in May a few years ago. An English drunk individual took off his indispensables at the hotel's pool so that the
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by petre 4mo ago
> Ryanair has severely improved my life, especially for my fellow sun-deprived Northern Europeans. Great. Now quit bachelor partying in Spain before they throw objects at you. I thought East Europeans were the worst tourists before I eno
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by petre 4mo ago
Why, you think you're German and Ryanair is Lufthansa?
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by petre 4mo ago
It could, but everybody got an orange tan afterwards.
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by petre 4mo ago
If the payments go through SWIFT, the problem is solved if either party is sanctioned.
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by petre 4mo ago
> You can't release an indiscriminate autonomus killer drone into a city of course. Already used in Gaza, only it operates with a hit list, which is also probabilistic. These Hamas linked operatives are most of the time also civill
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by petre 4mo ago
It depends how much you draw from the motor/generator. One can modulate it as they want, whatever can't go into the battery due to chemistry or drive constraints can be disposed of as heat.
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by petre 4mo ago
Just put some instructions on your website telling the user what to type into their shell? If they can't handle that, I guess it's the browser client.
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by petre 4mo ago
Both sides commited rape and abuse of prisoners and civillians. That's why Hamas is a terrorist org and Netanyahu and friends are war criminals.
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by petre 4mo ago
That's the image they have created for themselves after kidnapping, raping, abusing and killing innocent civillians and concert goers. Compared to Fatah and the other PLO members who established themselves as political parties, they ar
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by petre 4mo ago
It escapes me how a Palestinian born in a refugee camp and involved into lifetime strife against Israel can also be a Mossad puppet, but who knows. Hamas are crazy fundamentalists that Iran is using along with Hezbollah to perpetrate attack
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by petre 4mo ago
Ruby has not one, two, but three JITs.
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by petre 4mo ago
From what I know about rebels and paramilitary orgs (like FARC), they're always supported by the local population in return for "protection", policing. Same goes for Hamas. I wouldn't say they voted for Hamas but I'
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by petre 4mo ago
Hamas are fanatics and were dumb enough to try it. They also had the tunnels, missiles from Iran. But I"m quite inclined to believe the Israeli leadership let it happen as a pretext to crush them afterwards, level Gaza, maybe even go a
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by petre 4mo ago
I believe they let the oct 7 attacks go through to serve as a pretext for Netanyahu to level Gaza. No evidence whatsoever.
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by petre 4mo ago
Yrah probably someone at doge or the dept of war watched that and suggested dismantling it. What's next, closing down the NOAA because it's a "con job" and climate change is "a hoax"?

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