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3y ago
I am so annoyed that Google Fi is available but was just disabled by default in these same setting. My entire family has been using custom secondary gmail accounts JUST TO USE GOOGLE FI.
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3y ago
API use it free up to the same limit as GPT4 (25 queries in 3hrs)?
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3y ago
For those that cannot afford going to the West, others have migrated to Turkey, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Armenia, etc..
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3y ago
That isn't much of an issue unless the river is extremely small. The huge amount of water traveling on most rivers with nuclear plants is orders of magnitude more than what's used in to do the heat transfer in the reactor.
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3y ago
You misrepresent tritium coming from a plant as a "radioactive leak". That's just dishonest nonsense.
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3y ago
That's exactly what it is - which is why the comment above is so profoundly dishonest. You can buy tritium on Amazon - it's harmless.
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3y ago
They are referring to the leaking of tritium, which, while "technically" radioactive, regular water contains some tiny amount of tritium and deuterium naturally. They are barely radioactive, and you can actually buy them on Amazo
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3y ago
This is only if you demolish them, which makes as much sense as demolishing the Hover Dam. There is nothing intrinsic that requires the plant to be ripped apart. It can be run indefinitely like any large concrete structure.
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3y ago
This has more to do with having an constant leadership that want to stay in power indefinitely.
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It's also important to remember that there are specific threat actors in other countries who spend many many millions on polarizing western countries by amplifying the most extreme voices in their online forums. AI is going to take thi
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3y ago
Another is the right/left bank of a river always refers to the perspective of the water flowing/facing downstream.
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3y ago
This is true in english also. The right/left bank of a river is always from the perspective of the water flowing/facing downstream.
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4y ago
CNN is not a good source for financial news.
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4y ago
Claims without evidence or reasoning can be dismissed without much regard.
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4y ago
Just create your own group. There doesn't need to be ONE giant group - there can be 100 smaller ones. ...OR create the huge group you want.
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4y ago
Until 15 years from now when everyone makes the same old choices again because they get a better deal at the new untested banks.
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4y ago
This is correct, but remember that the stock may also be down because they do still have losses on these longer maturity low-interest rate loans. ...I'm not sure how much of that is new information though. So while bankruptcy is not l
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4y ago
I appreciate this argument, and let me give the counter-example. 99.5% uptime is good enough for nearly all businesses. I run a small IT service company - we provide a hosted service in the insurance industry. We host on-premise, in our ph
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4y ago
As an old-school co-founder, honestly, I just enjoy managing the infra. Sometimes there are issues and outages, but I'm offline maybe 3-4 hours per year - no big deal. It's about 1/4th the price (for the equivalent perform
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4y ago
Exactly - they failed due to one of the most widely predicted trends. Literally everyone knew interest rates would go up. They absolutely deserved to fail. The government allowing them to fail is actually a sign of the system working.
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4y ago
> Go to your local family court on a nice afternoon... Or I could just spend the day with my wife and kids in the park...
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4y ago
> people are just going to be throwing pytorch code at the wall The pytorch 2.0 nightly has a number of performance enhancements as well as ways to reduce the memory footprint needed. But also, looking at the README, it appears that mode
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4y ago
The 30B is 64.8GB and the A40s have 48GB NVRAM ea - so does this mean you got it working on one GPU with an NVLink to a 2nd, or is it really running on all 4 A40s? Is there a sub/forum/discord where folks talk about the nitty-grit
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4y ago
I wonder how many people are scrambling to set this up on their startup infra. 6x24GB NVRAM on 6 GPUs linked with NVSwitch is a little pricey, but totally doable.
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You would need over 65GB of RAM. There are consumer GPUs that have 48GB of RAM, and can be tethered together with NVLink. I wonder if that would work.
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4y ago
Great, now how do I run it? Do I need a GPU with over 65GB RAM?
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Dual income is probably one of the last things I would list as reasons I enjoy being married. Even without children, companionship, intimacy, and yeah, love, have tangible emotional rewards. If you have never felt these feelings because you
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Plex devs commented in Reddit that this is the first they've heard of it and haven't identified any RCE, let alone patched anything. So if you're running a Plex server, you should disable public access immediately.
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In this case, the anonymous source says that Plex server was compromised, so I assume it was a developer's home PC, not a work laptop. The breach was preceded a couple of days by Plex corporate breach which devulged the engineer's
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This becomes a semantic debate if we do not define the boundaries between models. If models are "integrated" to an extreme, then they are really just the same model. ...the tradeoff of having one model vs two models is often dri
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