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by pseudo0 3y ago
Unless a better option comes out in the next few months, I might pick one up. It seemed a bit pointless to upgrade to anything below 16 GB, and up until now that meant a 3090 or 4090. And the prices for those are pretty steep for hobbyist u
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by pseudo0 3y ago
Just using the card for gaming? Absolutely go with AMD. But most of the ML libraries and tooling is built on top of CUDA, so getting things to work with an AMD card can be annoying and have worse performance despite better hardware specs on
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by pseudo0 3y ago
On many modern motherboards there is a backup bios that you can boot into by shorting certain pins. This can be done in about 10-15 minutes by a person with a metal paperclip, some basic technical knowledge and instructions from a YouTube v
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by pseudo0 3y ago
Most under-25s probably aren't buying a $80k car as a starter vehicle, for example. And that group is very overrepresented in accidents. I doubt an average middle-aged Rivian driver is much different from an average middle-aged Toyota
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by pseudo0 3y ago
Any decent-sized town or city will have homeschooling groups that organize regular activities to address that issue. Often parents will also form small homeschooling groups or pods that provide socialization opportunities during "class
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by pseudo0 3y ago
In this case, sure, but unless Rivian drivers are unusually careful they will end up being at fault around 50% of the time. And their insurance companies will adjust their rates to account for $42,000 fender benders.
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by pseudo0 3y ago
Great, then we can ask US language models about Tiananmen Square, and Chinese language models about US crime statistics. Maybe diversity is a benefit after all?
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by pseudo0 3y ago
It sounds cruel and unusual to torment the population with Nickelback and Justin Bieber.
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by pseudo0 3y ago
And how well did that work out for Alexander? His empire was fracturing before his body was cold, with his generals collaborating with existing local power structures to carve out their own fiefdoms. I don't think it's really poss
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by pseudo0 3y ago
Advocacy groups have gotten very good at forum-shopping the most extreme district court judges and convincing them to issue nation-wide injunctions. That practice probably does need to be curtailed. We saw it with the recent abortion pill i
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by pseudo0 3y ago
Fastow took a plea deal and cooperated with the government, so that isn't really a fair comparison. The "big fish" Lay and Skilling got 45 years and 24 years respectively.
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by pseudo0 3y ago
The variance in homicide rate is going to be drastically larger for a tiny county of 10k people than a county with 1 million. The difference between 0 homicides/100k and 50 homicides/100k is five people. So trying to compare a few
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by pseudo0 3y ago
So take five minutes to set up the parental controls on your children's devices. The idea that we should eliminate the ability to run arbitrary software "for the children" is completely ridiculous.
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by pseudo0 3y ago
Student loan interest is also tax-deductible...
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by pseudo0 3y ago
> Pay Scale Group & Hiring Zone: PM 3 — Hiring Zone: $82,692 – $96,473 — Broadband Salary Range: $82,692 – $137,819 Ouch. Toronto is one of the most expensive cities in North America. If they really want "expert" level skil
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by pseudo0 3y ago
Zerodium buying mobile exploits for $2-2.5M does not mean that a buyer can go out shopping for an exploit and find one in that price range. Exploits are a highly illiquid market and there is going to be a big bid-ask spread. Plus a lot of m
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by pseudo0 3y ago
They generally don't move back. Anyone who qualifies for Medicare (10 years of employment in the US) will get significantly higher quality healthcare through Medicare than they would receive in Canada. The problem is that Canada's
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by pseudo0 3y ago
> And many countries are well positioned to make such a move. For example, Canada already has free healthcare and generous family credits that rebalance wealth automatically to the bottom, promoting labour mobility. Yet it also has a fle
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by pseudo0 4y ago
It is. Allowing DRM seems to be a concession to publishers, since there is no real benefit for Valve. If anything it's a significant hindrance that is obstructing their effort to get as much Steam Deck support as possible. Windows-only
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by pseudo0 4y ago
No mention of the federal government adding a million people last year? Even if the provincial governments eliminated all zoning rules, there just is not enough building capacity to keep up with that reckless immigration rate.
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by pseudo0 4y ago
So once the suspect is identified, do you: 1. Swoop in and arrest them immediately Or 2. Do comprehensive physical and electronic surveillance for say 24-72 hours to see if they try to get in contact with foreign nationals, and investigate
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by pseudo0 4y ago
Consumer routers are a shitshow when it comes to CVEs and updates. Someone who gets on an IoT device can often pivot to the router or something else vulnerable on the network. Also command and control and data theft can happen through diff
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by pseudo0 4y ago
There is a constant ebb and flow between more sharing of information and less sharing of information. Bad things happen because of not sharing enough intel (eg. the 9/11 report)? Time to loosen restrictions. Bad things happen because o
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by pseudo0 4y ago
The comment right below yours describes how this effectively bans events on public property in Georgia, because they passed a law to address this precise issue. Other states may have similar laws. Was the Rust Foundation even aware of this?
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by pseudo0 4y ago
Every male US citizen between 17 and 45 is a member of the militia. Free ammunition, firearms and training is a great idea! It would be a bit silly to hold the militia to a higher standard than professional military though, and they typical
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by pseudo0 4y ago
That's cool, you don't have to attend. The weird part is having a long list of intrusive requirements for even just running a small meetup that uses the Rust trademark. Same with the bizarre swag rules and code of conduct requirem
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by pseudo0 4y ago
Is there a solution to the issue of data stewardship yet? I'd imagine it typically would not be permissible to send a bunch of proprietary legal documents off to OpenAI. What I'd really love to implement is a way for GPT-4 to answ
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by pseudo0 4y ago
That theory could be plausible, except Flynn used results from Raven's Progressive Matrices, which is just pattern recognition. There are no questions about elephants or text-based questions that could introduce cultural bias. It'
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by pseudo0 4y ago
It isn't UBI and it isn't revenue neutral. It's a revenue-generating tax that makes most families poorer. > "When both fiscal and economic impacts of the federal fuel charge are considered, we estimate that most house
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by pseudo0 4y ago
I was referring to this widely publicized incident: > Social media posts, online articles and Ukraine's president hailed 13 of the country's border guards as heroes, saying they were killed on a small Black Sea island after rej

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