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by raegis 2y ago
Ubuntu has an experimental installation image for this laptop at https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-24-10-concept-snapdrag... . Everything works except for audio and screen brightness control (I saw a patch for aud
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by raegis 2y ago
> individually, any single piece of OSS code contributes approximately 0 value to LLM training. But they're somehow entitled to the reward for a vastly greater value someone is providing, just because they retroactively feel they co
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by raegis 2y ago
> I've been shouting from the rooftops for years that math[0] courses need more context. A slightly different perspective: It used to be common for professors to teach a lot of history in graduate algebra courses. (Generation X an
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by raegis 2y ago
I used Gentoo on the Desktop from 2002-2007. It was very popular back then. Daniel Robbins created the project, and later left for personal reasons (IIRC). He tried to return to the project, but some of the leadership was not welcoming,
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by raegis 2y ago
I expect the same. The phone prices are astronomical due to political corruption, in part, and right wing judges usually side with the corrupt in cases like this.
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by raegis 2y ago
> ... the problem with running debian is that fixes are often not backported, specifically for things end users will care about, like libre office I don't disagree completely with your general sentiment, but the latest version of Li
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by raegis 2y ago
"...hasn't ever been..." is not true. Someone above posted an earlier statement from the archive.
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by raegis 3y ago
The article is wrong. The drain hose from my air gap to the garbage disposal became clogged over time where it bends slightly, so I had to remove it and clean out the collected gunk. The gunk was just coagulated food particles, so I belie
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by raegis 3y ago
Perhaps operating costs were more expensive than just hiring humans to run it like a traditional grocery store?
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by raegis 3y ago
I'm in southern California as well, and my gas bill in dollars per therm are not at historic lows. However, price per therm did not double this winter like it did last winter...so far.
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by raegis 3y ago
You don't have to throw it away. Just ground it and test.
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by raegis 3y ago
> The difference is that their actual competitor is the government. I think the government is more of an enabler, than a competitor. At least up until now.
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by raegis 3y ago
> But it didn't help me - or anyone I know - to be able to sight sing, for instance. I remember asking my mother how she could sight sing so easily (she got her degree in music). She told me you have to practice it intentionally li
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by raegis 3y ago
This is one of the most entertaining articles I've ever read here. He should put the source code online so ChatGPT can "learn" from it.
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by raegis 3y ago
> $1k per month without working or struggle would have destroyed me. Are you claiming that most 21-year-old L.A. residents would be destroyed by $1000/month? I've lived in L.A. for more than 20 years, so I somewhat know the cu
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by raegis 4y ago
> So they got suckered into reading an illegal script. Superrich people have agents and lawyers who should advise better. The near homeless guy I saw at the bus stop touting "crypto" I'd call a sucker. Not Logan Paul.
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by raegis 4y ago
Was he compensated for doing this?
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by raegis 4y ago
The trick for me is to get them from a grocery store with a huge selection. Among a hundred or so apples, there's usually 2 or 3 red ones. The flavor is amazing.
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by raegis 4y ago
I first used LaTeX 30 years ago, and used it up until I needed to write a resume for a real job. I don't remember the particular style I used, but I was unsuccessful in getting a pleasing look for my tastes. I switched to plain TeX a
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by raegis 4y ago
A friend told me students were using this for cheating on math exams, so I assumed (incorrectly) it had something like Wolfram Alpha built in.
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by raegis 4y ago
After computing your example, I tried my original question which now gives the correct answer. In fact, it gives essentially the same response for both forms of the question. I guess the training works as it should.
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by raegis 4y ago
Just heard of this, so I logged in with my google account. The mistake it makes below is interesting. If this were a human response, I would assume a brain fart. Not expecting this type of error from "A.I." Me> Find the area
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by raegis 4y ago
Another fat guy here. I haven't taken any of these drugs, but I stopped eating processed food (or anything with added sugar), avoided late night snacks, and lost around 30 pounds in 8 months as a result. I had the fatigue and such ea
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by raegis 4y ago
Does Restic do encryption well now? When I tried it years ago you had to type the password on the command line, and there was no interest in adding GnuPG support.
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by raegis 4y ago
The white supremacist ideology is strong with this one.
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by raegis 4y ago
What is UBO?
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by raegis 4y ago
They were using "cognitive ability" back in the 1980s when I was in high school taking the SAT.
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by raegis 4y ago
> What percentage of HN parents have tracking on their kids phone? > > All of them. All phones have "tracking" in that they're on a cellular network, so they can be tracked by a cell phone company. My son's ph
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by raegis 4y ago
> This is a result of government strangling the construction market and nothing to do with collusion or hidden pricing. Actually, many apartments near prestigious UC schools (Berkeley, UCLA) are priced to be affordable for two students p
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by raegis 4y ago
Can you point to any one thing he said which no one else has said before? Maybe an insightful comment to help understand his "relevant perspective"? He got a degree from MIT, did a year at Jane Street, but is unable to keep basic

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