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by reenorap 1y ago
Is 128 GB of unified memory enough? I've found that the smaller models are great as a toy but useless for anything realistic. Will 128 GB hold any model that you can do actual work with or query for answers that returns useful informat
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by reenorap 1y ago
It's going to be 0% effective. It won't take long for criminals to use their own encrypted communication systems, and only law-abiding citizens will be monitored. And then you'll get into a scenario that the government will p
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by reenorap 1y ago
This is all of Google ever since the "Red Alert" when ChatGPT came on the scene. It just took a glacial 3 years for it to come to fruition like everything at Google.
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by reenorap 1y ago
The dose in the pill is very high, it's not something you can just let everyone take.
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by reenorap 1y ago
Read the comments in this thread as evidence.
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by reenorap 1y ago
He didn't call them subhuman. That's just propaganda taken out of context to try to diminish him. I'm sorry that it has convinced some people that the smear is true. It's weird that on one hand, you think he thinks autis
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by reenorap 1y ago
Neither. Autism is something that is very important to me, mainly because of my friend's experience with his two autistic children and the fact my child was mistakenly diagnosed as autistic. It turns out he was suffering from generaliz
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by reenorap 1y ago
I still have my first edition Cave of Time. I don't think it's a first printing though but still, when they came out it was simply awesome. I got the first 6 books in a pack for my birthday, I shared them later on with my children
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by reenorap 1y ago
It's pretty funny when a company takes the exact worst path navigating through a controversy. ABC did exactly this, they took maximum damage to their reputation and now looks like they are feckless idiots. Either they should have stood
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by reenorap 1y ago
The only reason why Ruby and other open source projects survive is because large companies can trust them to do the right thing. Given the critical nature of the supply chain attacks, what the board did was 100% right. Like he said, some pe
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by reenorap 1y ago
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/rabies-outbreaks-... CDC did publish something. The idea that it's "absolutely scary" is hilarious when you didn't do any research.
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by reenorap 1y ago
"As capitalism has invented ever more ways to be miserable, so too has it invented ever more specific ways to ease that misery." What? Is the author saying that misery didn't exist in socialism or communism?
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by reenorap 1y ago
This is an interesting project but a poorly chosen name because it can easily be considered trademark infringement for being confusingly-similar to "Redis", especially since it's a self-admitted clone. I would change it now b
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MCP Server Could Have Been a JSON File(materializedview.io)
23 points by reenorap 1y ago|7 comments
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by reenorap 1y ago
At that price point, it's cheaper for companies to risk investing in foreign branches and building up work centers outside of the US. You want to keep the price high enough to stop the bodyshops from gaming the system but you want it l
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by reenorap 1y ago
How is this not stealing clicks from other web pages and advertisers? There is no way that people are forgoing clicking on links at this point if they get the answers right away.
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by reenorap 1y ago
I misused the word "surplus". Surplus is talking about a net positive in terms of government income less spending. What I meant was total government debt. Yes we had surpluses under Clinton but the US was still deeply in debt. We
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by reenorap 1y ago
From Obama until now, the income gap between the wealthy and regular people has skyrocketed. Most of the new money being generated in our economy is going into the pockets of the top 0.1% and none is going into the bottom 50%.
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by reenorap 1y ago
It wasn't that they were fighting each other, they were working in concert with each other, like a dance. If the Dems say one thing, the Republicans say the opposite and vice versa, because they knew it would keep both of them in power
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by reenorap 1y ago
When the US has a surplus with no debt, as it was pre-Nuclear Arms race, they can afford to do things like be generous with housing, etc. We can't do that now because we have too much debt, and most of the money is being funneled to th
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by reenorap 1y ago
Up until the US went into debt to fund the arms race, things were great. Now that there's so much debt and unfettered financial engineering by Wall Street, the idea we can get get back to "the American Dream is a home with a white
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by reenorap 1y ago
There is nothing rare about rare earth minerals. The only thing is that it's expensive to extract them by American workers vs Chinese workers which is why all the business went to China. The prices will have to go up in order for it to
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by reenorap 1y ago
PG&E is in no way a victim here. Their CEO is being paid $50M a year, and our rates got increased 6 times last year. Nevada the next state over, the prices are 20% of California's.
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by reenorap 1y ago
It takes 15 years to build a nuclear power plant. It shouldn't take this long at all and it's strictly because of regulations. If we cut down the time it takes to build a plant the cost plummets.
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by reenorap 1y ago
We need to drive down the costs of implementing nuclear energy. Most of it are fake costs due to regulation. I understand that regulation is needed but we also need nuclear energy, we have to find a streamlined way to get more plants up and
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by reenorap 1y ago
https://x.com/StephenKing/status/1966478537692491892 Even Stephen King has apologized for repeating that lie. You should be humble enough to admit you're wrong.
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by reenorap 1y ago
He doesn't support the stoning of gays and that's another outright lie. He's pointing out that she can't pick and choose Bible verses because the verse just before talks about stoning gays. He's pointing out the hyp
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by reenorap 1y ago
Everything you said above is false. What exactly is a religion fundamentalist? He was a Christian, but what makes him a "fundamentalist"? What exactly did he do that wasn't in good faith? All he did was talk to people respect
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by reenorap 1y ago
All politicians are on the same side of the coin. We are on the other side.
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by reenorap 1y ago
Exploratorium and Academy of Sciences in SF have adult nights I believe. I remember attending a Yelp Elite event back in the day at the Exploratorium at night and it was pretty fun.

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