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by projektfu 4mo ago
They're not all $500, some are $150-300. Overall price comparable to Honeywell, but more than, say, Lorex.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
I think I posted this under the wrong comment.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
It seems that some Windows computers are generally laggy with no good reason. I could recommend installing Old Calculator. https://winaero.com/get-calculator-from-windows-8-and-window... It was a little difficult setting i
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by projektfu 4mo ago
Thankfully, that has improved, but there's still a weird bug where multiple instances of the calculator will spawn for no reason at all.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
From the browser POV it doesn't need to ask if you want to re-send data.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
Is that true? If Anthropic stopped last November at versions 4.5, would people keep using it enough to recoup the investment?
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by projektfu 4mo ago
"At 1M tokens, SubQ 1.1 Small requires 64.5x less compute than dense attention and runs 56x faster than FlashAttention-2." 6450% less compute? Is Trump working there?
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by projektfu 4mo ago
Yeah, but I thought DEC wrote the FX!32 translator for the Alpha. Perhaps Raymond was talking about those people and didn't want to mention that they weren't Microsoft people.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
The regular Amazon Echo Dots are fine, but I have one Echo Show that I thought would be useful in the kitchen. The damn thing must be mining Monero because it's almost unable to do anything else most of the time.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
I am driving along, listening to a podcast. A notification pops up that my wife has texted me. I tap the notification. Google reads the message. "Would you like to reply?" "No." 10-20 seconds pass. "Okay." Po
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by projektfu 4mo ago
It went away when I scrolled past it, but it is still a form of a dickover that shouldn't happen on good websites.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
We are solidly in the Nutri-Matic phase of AI deployment. I fear we may never leave.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
fread should be buffered, but different values may cause buffering at different rates. Perhaps it didn't generate 65535 calls to ReadFile but it generated 16 or 64.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
I got the extra vram in my LC to allow for 24-bit color but it was dog slow. The 16 bit data path didn't help. If I wanted it, I'd get things done in 8 bit or mono until it was ready, then switch to 24 bit for the final look.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
Do you like coming back to your work and finding that it rebooted on its own schedule and lost your context? That's my biggest frustration. If I only had one computer, it would be fine, but I manage an organization that's too sm
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by projektfu 4mo ago
Yes, it will still degrade in the museum, is all I mean.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
If a beta-amyloid therapy eventually makes it to successful trials, there will still be people who believe the argument is already over and the therapy cannot work. The problem identified by Lowe and others is that some amyloid-oriented re
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by projektfu 4mo ago
In January 2021, the date from the article, it was a totally different scenario from early in the pandemic in Northern Italy. Calling these students murderers is a little histrionic at best.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
The crazy thing is that Pompeii's art was so well preserved by the ash but now it is exposed to the elements and will degrade.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
I was wondering about the feasibilty of this, but I thought that useful tubes needed a harder vacuum than that. Is this really "good enough" for a triode? I figured the wire-holding/element-holding aspect of a standard tube
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by projektfu 4mo ago
Jasmine tea and a game of Pai Sho.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
Bad things: - An animation that prevents the next thing for enough milliseconds that it causes input loss. Example - the iPhone calculator that wouldn't accept the next digit until the last press was done animating. - Animation that m
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by projektfu 4mo ago
I just don't get it when the title changes to something uninteresting. It wasn't click-bait before, but now it's almost meaningless.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
This was originally posted with the full title, which made sense. Why was it truncated?
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by projektfu 4mo ago
I always hated seeing Intercom bugs when a simple help menu would work better, but it proves that being annoying is a winning strategy. As my various SaaS packages have switched to AI bugs, I have never had one successfully help me until I
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by projektfu 4mo ago
That's a different question. Others have addressed why the census enumerates various things. The first census in 1790 enumerated the name of every head of household and the number of free white men age 16 and over, free white males u
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by projektfu 4mo ago
For some reason the images are taking forever to load, I can only see a tiny sliver of a few of them. No caching? Huge files?
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by projektfu 4mo ago
That would probably not be constitutional. I don't think the states are unable to run their own census, but the Constitution requires a federal one.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
Professionals can be unprofessional, and amateurs can show professionalism, but only one gets paid.
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by projektfu 4mo ago
My car doesn't drive itself beyond adaptive cruise, but the brake warning is a little sensitive. It's noticed cases where traffic was coming to a stop before I did.

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