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by phillipseamore 4mo ago
Clustering is only asked for by someone that has no interest in or understanding of the data.
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by phillipseamore 4mo ago
Important for debug/testing in simulators as well if a user doesn't have the device.
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by phillipseamore 4mo ago
This needs an additional metric of CPU and memory usage after load with many of these horrible AI coded sites with endless shaders, infinite loops and pulling in 30 external scripts.
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by phillipseamore 4mo ago
The Nordic countries have had artist's salaries since the 1950's, many countries have subsidies or funding for various arts on a project by project basis. All considered to be worth more than they cost.
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by phillipseamore 4mo ago
Watermarking is for fools. Those doing the generation and watermarking will control what is perceived as false or true. Watermarks have historically been about proof of ownership or origin. Watermarking fake creations works in reverse, all
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by phillipseamore 4mo ago
Been a while but remember it as a fine series.
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by phillipseamore 4mo ago
All traffic includes stylesheets, JS, images and so on that your typical browser will faithfully retrieve to render a page but most bots or scrapers will ignore some or all of them.
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by phillipseamore 4mo ago
Bandwidth usage isn't bound to power cost, e.g. a 10x increase in BW between NY and LA doesn't use 10x more power or likely even increase running costs outside of what could be called noise. Token generation however is more or les
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by phillipseamore 4mo ago
nginx+fpm should beat FrankenPHP when actually configured. Socket instead of TCP to FPM, upping nginx limits from the default max 1024 sessions pr. worker, fastcgi_keep_conn etc.
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by phillipseamore 4mo ago
Crashed my browser on load!
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by phillipseamore 4mo ago
I've spoken to CF about that all the way up to VP levels, not likely to happen (available to enterprise customers). Some DNS service providers allow whitelabeling, e.g. you create ns[0-4].yourdomain.de as the NS records.
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by phillipseamore 5mo ago
https://karger.com/nps/article/74/4/193/233873/Depressed-Pat... Very unimpressive study. Patients were allocated to the next empty room but they end up with 18 patients in "long stay"
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by phillipseamore 5mo ago
FFS this all falls apart in an emergent situation. Tattoo the PKS on your ass (or whatever part you wouldn't normally leave exposed in public).
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by phillipseamore 5mo ago
What am I missing? It can't even list countries in NATO correctly, chatjimmy.ai can do that and output 17000 tokens/sec on cheaper silicon.
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by phillipseamore 5mo ago
This again, truth is US lacks good data on death from heat. https://www.nytimes.com/2024/08/23/us/extreme-heat-deaths.ht... https://www.nytimes.com/2024/08/27/climate/
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by phillipseamore 5mo ago
Site uses up to 2 cores at 100% and 392MB RAM, so State of AI in design probably bad?
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by phillipseamore 5mo ago
I wouldn't say the examples there are usable.
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by phillipseamore 5mo ago
That HN exception from text autosizing shows very well that most of these quirks have nothing to do with Chrome.
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by phillipseamore 5mo ago
I wouldn't trust anyone that thinks planting a PWS in a flower bed can be used as a source of truth or even as comparison to offical WS which are used for the calibration of models. Just the difference of measuring wind at under 1m and
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by phillipseamore 5mo ago
.. and what's Enclave?
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by phillipseamore 5mo ago
If Safari and Firefox had the exact same lists of sites and fixes I might agree, but they don't.
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by phillipseamore 5mo ago
They are always trying more. Final match of the day, Real Sociedad vs Real Betis is over in about 80-85 minutes so see what changes after that.
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by phillipseamore 5mo ago
Problem supplied to you by LaLiga
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by phillipseamore 5mo ago
I would have gone with "Utah datacenter power use equivalent to 16 Back to the Future DeLorean's". What is the standard "atomic bomb" unit these days?
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by phillipseamore 5mo ago
"whereby a website can be brought offline by a registry’s failure" ain't limited to DNSSEC
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by phillipseamore 5mo ago
Small/Medium enterprises
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by phillipseamore 5mo ago
I can't see you are retrieving any actual observations (open-meteo only provides model data). So you are really measuring model consistency or confidence since you aren't comparing to actual observations.
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by phillipseamore 6mo ago
Why radio? Having worked in media for a couple of decades online would have much less latency, actual newswires (AP/Reuters/AFP etc) are even faster (for news originating outside the scope of the media organization, e.g. foreign)
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by phillipseamore 6mo ago
You can argue that but still doesn't change that UK news end up as being "only covered by the left" since this site can't differentiate between them being local/regional news vs. US centric vs. global.
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by phillipseamore 6mo ago
Blindspots, "only the left is covering this" has a lot of UK news since you mark The Guardian as being left-leaning (while the guardian in UK/Europe would be considered rather centrist).

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