radium3d

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by radium3d 1y ago
Yeah but if Google doesn’t provide the answer I just grok it. Most of the time Google’s ai answers are wrong while grok is spot on interestingly
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by radium3d 1y ago
We have already seen the big improvement in Tesla FSD. Have you test driven it recently? The most impressive part for me was it driving us all the way into the parking lot and parking us in a spot at the destination.
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by radium3d 1y ago
All you mentioned are better than the SSN
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by radium3d 1y ago
Wow I chose to start using redis in the right week :)
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by radium3d 2y ago
Actually, it's the Korean and Chinese bots that hit pretty hard without much (or any) throttling.
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by radium3d 2y ago
Blocking AI content bots is the name of the game. Luckily most of the big hitters stick with a unique user agent string and/or IP.
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by radium3d 2y ago
I do the “you’re probably not going to do” mentioned all the time. Maybe that’s why I haven’t had many instances of needing to adjust for white space in html over the last almost 30 years of web development haha
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by radium3d 2y ago
As a web developer and server manager AI trainers scraping websites with no throttle is the problem. lol
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by radium3d 2y ago
But Wordpress.org actually contains a well reviewed library of the plugins where the review scores and reviews are actually helpful and have the support forum right there as well. It’s going to be the most difficult part to “fork”
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by radium3d 2y ago
Gravity forms is actually quite an amazing form system. Do you have another that handles repeater fields and all the rest with a great ux?
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by radium3d 2y ago
Reddit is not GPL so while hostile it’s incomparable to WordPress core. The user base of Reddit would have to rewrite from scratch. Wordpress can and will be forked if it comes to it. There are enough businesses relying on it that it would
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by radium3d 2y ago
PC Gamer's article on this: https://www.pcgamer.com/software/ai/google-generated-a-podca... The tool they used: https://notebooklm.google.com/
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'The future of CPUs': an AI-generated podcast using PC Gamer source material(soundcloud.com)
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by radium3d 2y ago
Relegating "tortilla" to one word with no options is a travesty it's the most important part of my California Burritos from Juanitas.
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by radium3d 2y ago
It's the balance between staying in business, going out of business, reducing employee count, increasing employee count, etc. Also how much unpaid overtime is the dev willing to put into the project. That seems to be what causes most o
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by radium3d 2y ago
Part of the issue here may be the policy of "need to know" for these high profile secret systems. If the only person who "needs to know" doesn't know what they're doing then the proper audits of the code will n
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by radium3d 2y ago
Lol, that's the oldest trick [fail?] in the book
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by radium3d 2y ago
I dual boot Win/Arch easily with EFISTUB setup. It's super quick to boot to a usb stick of arch if I need to edit anything with the configuration in an "emergency" situation as well. https://wiki.archlinux.org
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by radium3d 2y ago
According to Hertz investor relations documentation "Adjusted Corporate EBITDA was negative $567 million in the quarter driven mainly by a $588 million increase in vehicle depreciation compared to the first quarter of 2023, of which $1
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by radium3d 2y ago
That's interesting, but how is that any different at all from discussing a topic in person in which it is immediately discarded so long as it is not recorded? Seems identical and it should not be considered concealment in any way, even
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by radium3d 2y ago
He's done this before and it ended in Tesla having increased head count, over double the output of vehicles, so I'm curious how this will turn out in the coming months. I am thinking a repeat of the last time.
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by radium3d 2y ago
Or in a matter of months they'll be back on track expanding charging infrastructure, nobody knows.
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by radium3d 2y ago
I agree, this is how you continuously re-kindle the startup environment. It's kind of like reformatting your computer and installing your OS fresh. You have to do it, it's a pain in the ass, you don't want to do it, but when
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by radium3d 3y ago
heh, try 11-12pm. o.O
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by radium3d 3y ago
I would also like this for myself. Lol
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by radium3d 3y ago
Hmm, I wonder if the same could occur from a bone graft from a cadaver, like for a tooth implant?
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by radium3d 3y ago
You can see by the graph that the batteries don't piddle out that quickly already.
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by radium3d 3y ago
It's super cool you can watch California's grid level batteries "breathe" every day here, https://www.caiso.com/TodaysOutlook/Pages/supply.html#sectio... Yesterday we peaked out at 3GW discharg
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by radium3d 3y ago
They literally put it in the job descriptions -- "Must have worked on AAA game X" for the high paying job listings. This makes people think "ok, I have to do this shitty low paying job to get my name on a AAA game, so I will
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by radium3d 3y ago
The most interesting thing is that Elon is completely silenced when X/Twitter is down. He has no other social media accounts to communicate through. Anyone got his number?

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