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by randomtoast 11mo ago
A better approach is to monitor FDA updates. When an FDA trial shows positive results for a new treatment and approval for public use appears imminent, that would qualify as news in that regard.
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by randomtoast 11mo ago
> That might still be an option, all code before a license change falls under the license at that time. This is technically true, but as more time passes, it will be more and more unlikely that someone is willing to fork an old codebase,
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by randomtoast 11mo ago
There is alread a company called WebAI¹. I think this company could be a potential buyer. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebAI
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by randomtoast 11mo ago
> most places just don't have enough people walking far to make them worth it I would place them in the city centers of major cities, as there should be more than enough potential users. > They also block people who are trying t
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by randomtoast 11mo ago
I hoped that someone would fork OpenWebUI before the license change an maintain a OSS Version. Like Valkey¹ is the OSS Fork of Redis and OpenSearch² is the OSS Fork of ElasticSearch. [1]: https://github.com/valkey-io/va
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by randomtoast 11mo ago
MathML is part of HTML5 and standardised by ISO/IEC since 2015. It is supported by all major browsers and supports voicing as well as braille output. This is the way to go.
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by randomtoast 11mo ago
I think moving sidewalks could be more suitable for shorter distances than public transport or taxis. In many situations, it doesn’t make sense to order a taxi for a trip of less than 1,000 meters, or to walk to the nearest bus stop, then w
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by randomtoast 11mo ago
Does anyone know why we don't have these anymore, except in buildings like airports and shopping malls?
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by randomtoast 1y ago
I don't even have Wi-Fi 7 yet.
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by randomtoast 1y ago
If you re-read my comment carefully, you will see that I already mentioned that possibility: "unless you are already in preventive detention due to flight risk or danger." However, if you are not in jail, as was the case with Sark
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by randomtoast 1y ago
By the way, this is not possible in the U.S and in many other countries. When someone is convicted of a crime, they don’t usually start serving a prison sentence until the case is final. If they appeal, the sentence is automatically paused
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by randomtoast 1y ago
Thing is us-east-1 the primary region for many services of AWS. DynamoDB is a very central offering used by many service. And the issue that has happend is very common[^1]. I think no matter how hard you try to avoid it, in the end there&#x
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by randomtoast 1y ago
It could be a size reference.
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by randomtoast 1y ago
I just looked at it in the dev console in a chrome based browser and I think it is already pretty optimized. It runs very smooth on my device (Thinkpad T480).
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by randomtoast 1y ago
To me it seems Andrej Karpathy is like the new AI guru. In this post https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45619329 he predicted the future of AI a decade ahead. Do not get me wrong, I do think he is very knowledgable on the
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by randomtoast 1y ago
A unified memory bandwidth of 1,224 gigabits per second is quite impressive.
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by randomtoast 1y ago
If you're looking for a middle ground between VMs and serverless, ECS Fargate is a good option. Because a container is always running, you won't experience any cold start times.
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by randomtoast 1y ago
I once bought the wrong ticket, got checked, and the staff told me I had to leave the train at the next station. The ticket I purchased was actually more expensive than the "SuperSparPreis" for the correct ticket. So, I ended up p
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Quantifying AI Coverage on Hacker News(beuke.org)
5 points by randomtoast 1y ago|0 comments
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by randomtoast 1y ago
I recently compared AWS and Hetzner, not only in terms of raw compute costs but also by factoring in the personnel costs required for operation. I found this perspective particularly interesting: https://beuke.org/hetzner-aw
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by randomtoast 1y ago
I have just written an post on technical analysis that presents a balanced perspective on the Efficient Market Hypothesis, the Random Walk Hypothesis, and their relationship to practical applications. I explore how retail traders identify p
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by randomtoast 1y ago
Yes, but it buys you some time. Also, Meta could appeal it.
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by randomtoast 1y ago
The thing is, if you say that "AI is a bubble that will pop" and repeat this every year for the next 15 years, then you have a good probability of being right in 1 out of 15 cases if there actually is a market recession within the
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by randomtoast 1y ago
Gmail's endgame plan is that virtually everyone in the world is forced to use Gmail or have a very reduced email experience.
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by randomtoast 1y ago
I this the only way to escape this trap is by developing better LLMs in the future. The rapid rate at which new AI-generated code is produced means that humans will no longer be able to review it all.
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by randomtoast 1y ago
Is there any known project that actually uses the EUPL?
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by randomtoast 1y ago
Well, the first step is not being sued and taken to court, but receiving a cease-and-desist letter. But for that to happen, the person that has been videoed needs to be aware of that his face is on YouTube, which in most cases you won'
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by randomtoast 1y ago
> Publishing someone’s photo online, without their consent, without another strong justification, just because they happen to be in view of one’s camera lens, feels wrong to me We are getting monitored all the time, we are in an age wher
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by randomtoast 1y ago
ETFs were first introduced in 1993. Ever since then their populairty is increasing. Nowadays everyone and his mom is pouring all their savings into ETFs. That's the main reason why the P/Es are at all time highs + of course of the
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by randomtoast 1y ago
> You cannot be happy all the time, the fact of being unhappy sometimes is what drives you self-reflect and to chase meaning to your life. Each time you go through a cycle of honest self-reflection, you grow emotionally stronger. When a

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