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by rolisz 2y ago
Eh, check out what happened in Romania recently: we had presidential elections and an independent candidate won (by quite a big margin). The second place was also not expected. They then cancelled the elections and we're doing them aga
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by rolisz 2y ago
Will I get an answer back anytime soon? On a MBP pro it's conversational speed.
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by rolisz 2y ago
Please, do tell me where else can I run 32b models locally without quantization
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by rolisz 2y ago
I have small kids, so at the moment I'm a "whenever I have 5-10 quiet minutes" at a time person. But I remember that I used to be an evening person. And what I remember is that in the evening things got quiet in my head. Yes,
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by rolisz 2y ago
Eh, not always. Sometimes it's truly random. For example, at one of the recent Google layoffs, they fired a guy who was oncall. He just woke up and didn't have access to his email anymore, even though he was supposed to be respons
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by rolisz 2y ago
Yes, NP complete means that every other NP problem is reducible to it.
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by rolisz 2y ago
And power management. Battery life is much worse on Linux
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Cognitive load is what matters(minds.md)
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by rolisz 2y ago
Loss of muscle mass. Most folks on these drugs don't lose fat only, but a disproportionate amount of muscle too
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by rolisz 2y ago
Still a tiered support system: last year I started a side project and I wanted to advertise on Google. Created the AdWords account, with all the legal documentation and everything, it got banned in two days. All the support I could reach wa
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by rolisz 2y ago
How will that help? How will uncle Joe be able to tell fake videos better with an open source model?
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by rolisz 2y ago
The problem is not the figuring out. The problem is the client paying for the solution.
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by rolisz 2y ago
From listening to Michael Levin, he describes how in newts you can multiply the DNA of kidney cells (or some tubules around there). The cells become larger, so they adapt by forming the same size of tubule with fewer cells. If you keep dupl
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by rolisz 2y ago
In highschool I read the Eragon book series while listening pretty much only to Jump Around from House of Pain, on repeat, for a couple of weeks. Whenever I hear that song again I get those dragon and fantasy vibes again
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by rolisz 2y ago
facepalm Thank you. That was not pedantic at all, I made an early morning mistake.
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by rolisz 2y ago
Sprint planning 1h? Lucky you. At the former employer that was 6h (so basically the whole day was wasted)
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by rolisz 2y ago
Michael Levin has some awesome experiments where he screws around with the bioelectric fields of planetaria and he gets them to grow two heads and no tail, while being genetically identical to a normal one.
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by rolisz 2y ago
There's a third option: they're competitors are small business that don't have the means to do the clever tax optimization/evasions, so they were already paying full tax. So now Starbucks if it were to pay full taxes, wo
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by rolisz 2y ago
Or not. If their competition doesn't raise prices, maybe they won't either.
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by rolisz 2y ago
Come on, my grandkids won't sift through 200GB of photos. They'll look at 10-100 at most and then get bored.
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by rolisz 2y ago
That has been entirely my experience too: pip is good enough for me.
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by rolisz 2y ago
I've had 12 hour shifts at Google with 200 pages over a week (shitty monitoring, shitty capacity constraints, shitty management). That was quite terrible.
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by rolisz 2y ago
I've actually written a tool to track all my "podcasts" (in quotes because it includes long form videos, courses and other things). It brings me incredible joy. In the same app I can track books I want or that I've read
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by rolisz 2y ago
I think GP is complaining about a change of topic of /now, not that it becomes corporate SEO gamified.
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by rolisz 2y ago
Not really. On very narrow datasets, from very specific machines. When they tried to generalize (the way a radiologist does) across multiple hospitals and multiple machines from different manufacturers, results are not that good.
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by rolisz 2y ago
There's Noether's conservation theorem, which roughly states that symmetries of a force imply a corresponding conservation law. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noether%27s_theorem
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by rolisz 2y ago
Yes they have a suckling reflex, but they might not latch on correctly and then breastfeeding is extremely painful.
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by rolisz 2y ago
I think that's because of safety regulations, so that firemen can quickly check if there's anyone in stalls. Yes, it sounds stupid as an European, where somehow we survive without this.
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by rolisz 2y ago
This link better? https://www.aei.org/op-eds/smithsonian-institution-explains-...
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by rolisz 2y ago
> Whether you call that discrimination "racism" or "sparkling machine discrimination" does not matter. I believe it does: if you're calling racism anything from Hitler to someone who wants to be punctual [1], the

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