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3y ago
You're right, though tolerances allow for up 253V since 2009. I usually measure between 235V and 242V from the wall.
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> this is where in my opinion the trope of "code for code's sake" comes from. Some companies still use metrics like LoC to assess employee productivity. In such cases it might become a necessity to write code that's
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3y ago
make that 230V (min.) or rather 240V (nominal).
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3y ago
challenge accepted (app #2, since #1 is just static), BEHOLD: <script> const Counter = () => { let counter = 0; const updCounter = (delta) => { counter += delta; document.getElementById('count'
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3y ago
gzip has a fixed header, hence the 25 bytes
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Right. I forgot about direct imaging. I'm not as optimistic about future telescopes, though. If projects like the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope or the (now cancelled) Terrestrial Planet Finder are anything to go by. Despite receivi
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The results look very impressive. The prompting however, is a bit weird - there's suspiciously many samples with an "8k"-suffix, presumably to get more photorealistic results? I really don't like that kind of stuff, when
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3y ago
Ok. How about something more constructive then. One of my concerns with generative AI is that it will be abused for both content spamming and misinformation. In order to superficially test what current common implementations of LLMs do abou
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> How did it know!? It doesn't. It's a canned response. I tried this prompt draw a dog with a hat in ascii art I got the exact same ascii art: Sure, here's a simple ASCII art of a dog wearing a hat: /_&
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Just curious: how would that help exactly? So far we can get two relevant data points for exoplanets: mass or if we're lucky size and maybe spectra. That's one Uranus size, one Uranus mass and the atmospheric spectrum of Uranus. S
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It's not the solution (plus they have an "aware"-mode that doesn't shut you off completely), it's a possible solution and a rather simple and cheap one at that. Depending on the circumstances it isn't alway
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3y ago
The article oversimplifies things a little, IMHO. It's not the open floor plan office that's the main cause of the problem for DnD type work, nor are offices with doors a general solution. It's all about policy. A separate of
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You forget the fact that bloat is driven by many stakeholders, not just developers. Bloat is the consequence of ever increasing demand for bells and whistles, the pressure to release something (case in point: github projects that don'
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3y ago
But I can't navigate to that - neither by clicking, nor by keyboard navigation.
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> What other plant kills you just from chewing it? There's plenty. They're just not common in western cultures. Khat causes oral cancer, for example, but outside of Africa and parts of west Asia it's basically non-existent
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3y ago
The original source features a frametime-based rating as well. Surprise, surprise, Windows 11 and Arch are both identical in terms of performance, while Pop!OS and Nobara are about 9% behind.
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Funny. I have the exact opposite experience. Type hints tell me what the code actually does and what kind of arguments functions and methods actually expect. It's all sunshine and rainbows if you work with well documented libraries, bu
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I wouldn't think so. The difference is that in the past 200 years we've used actual experiments to confirm or falsify our models. There's a stark difference between coming up with an an hypothesis and just roll with it and sc
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Regulation for non-profits in Germany doesn't prevent employees from being paid competitive salaries for comparable positions. So if the average salary for a given position is about 100k€, nothing would be stopping a non-profit from pa
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I think you are confusing the Sumerians with the Hebrews here. It was the Sumerians who have the oldest documented reference to a 7-day week, not the jews.
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> it doesn't matter if they exist, because I won't have resources to run them. Honest question: what kind of hardware are you using? I run Electron apps on a 12 year old dual core laptop with HT disabled and 8GB of RAM and neve
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Hm. Every task that isn't directly or indirectly going into a production system? Any task where reliability, performance (including performance per $) and quality don't matter? This includes hobby projects, tinkering out of curios
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What does that have to do with incompetence, though? Incompetence would imply that the feature either didn't work or broke things, which it didn't. It triggered a very specific anti-cheat mechanisms of one specific and relatively
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Why doesn't there need to be a why? Outside of art (and even there I'm not sure), there's always a reason - especially if we are talking about an advanced civilisation. There's also no reason to believe this hasn't
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Well, there are a couple of problems with that. The god-like alien hypothesis is basically useless, as they would have no interest in us and would be undetectable anyway. The exploring civilisation falls into a similar category: if they are
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Why, though? I hear this argument a lot, but never ever is it backed up by actual facts aside from assumptions (i.e. that technological civilisation build Von Neumann probes in the first place). So first question: why even Von Neumann probe
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The paper actually lays it out pretty clearly. Yes, you can just pipe 16kHz audio into a tokenizer, which is exactly what they did (kind of). They just treat the input as 8-bit ASCII (which in itself is technically not a thing, since ASCII
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What's the difference between 0x2e and .? You can easily transform between representations of data, be that text or binary in any encoding you'd like. The model input token vector (or LUT index) is still the same. I don't see
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There's two types of game developers: those who finish and publish games and those who write their own game engine. Every minute spent on re-inventing the wheel for the umpteenth time is time lost on actually writing and polishing the
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Incidentally, this also causes the tidal effects to weaken to a point where calculations show that tidal locking will actually never happen.
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