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The real limiting factor is the willingness of people to actually follow the system, which I think he mentions but doesn't examine much. It'd be interesting to see if any of the papers test the better systems to see how they fair
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I was expecting boat anchors haha.
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It's definitely a thing you don't do without good reason (enemy boarding action/mutiny) but remember subs are designed to survive nearby explosions underwater; there's redundancy and there's massive amounts of time
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Do you have a filter that pops up any links back to HN in the comments to find these mentions of previous similar posts?
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I actually looked at getting a sheet of these when I was at Treasury after touring the printing but they charge a pretty steep markup for their bill sheets. It goes as high as just shy of 200% for the smaller 4 note sheets (sold for $22) an
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It heavily depends on the workload, if one node needs to interact commonly with the memory on another node, like calculating the output of the weights stored on node the other node for the LLM, it's going to be dog slow because it has
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Discussed heavily yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44827862
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No network interconnect is going to scale well until you get into the expensive enterprise realm where infiniband and other direct connect copper/fiber reigns. The issue is less raw bandwidth but latency. Network is inherently 100x+ sl
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It's pretty easy to soft expose yourself too now with things like cloudflare tunnels without a lot of the security risks. You can put all access behind an secret/API key or OAuth login easily.
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> financial incentive to give accurate numbers since that's they're business The Trump admin has already shown a complete willingness to exert financial pressure on companies and organizations to compel compliance and our hypot
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If those statistics are even available. Part of the employment numbers is a 60,000 household survey they conduct with the help of the census bureau I doubt there's going to be a consistent survey of that scale done on the private dime.
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Cuts will continue until the statistics improve and match the desired narrative! Wish that was a /s but it's just what's happening now and happened then.
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The point isn't about how the low pressure is created just that the low pressure is a separate source of lift from the air being pushed down by the bottom of the wing.
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That's one of my biggest hang ups on the LLMs to AGI hype pipeline, no matter how much training and tweaking we throw at them they still don't seem to be able to not fall back to repeating common misconceptions found in their trai
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It also seems like the tools aren't there to fully utilize them. Unless I misunderstood he was running off CPU only for all the test so there's still the iGPU and NPU performance that's not been utilized in these tests.
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It's going to be really hard to root out it's all over the place because it's so commonly mentioned when teaching the Bernoulli Principal to kids.
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It's both lower pressure above the wing (~20% of lift) and the reaction force from pushing air down (give or take the remaining 80% of lift). The main wrong thing is that the air travels faster because it has to travel farther causing
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On the scale of the housing market of a whole state people like yourself are probably a rounding error. There's a reason I said rarely in my original post.
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Easy first step is anything not listed as owned by individual people. Investors will have some type of business ownership arrangement in 99%+ of cases and individuals will rarely have an LLC or similar setup for their purchases.
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> When it’s ready, experiments at Scorpius will be similar to DARHT but with the added complexity of using subcritical amounts of plutonium instead of surrogate materials. They basically explicitly say that without just coming out and sa
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It got HN hugged to death.
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There are more adult oriented payment processors but they usually charge much higher rates because that sector attracts way more "I totally didn't buy that honey it must be fraud, I'm contesting it" that costs them more
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I hated all my proctored essays for the simple reason there's no ability to research things so it feels like the only arguments you can present are rhetorical or using made up statistics.
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The Inmasrsats are also way bigger satellites with correspondingly large antennas and ability to sniff out the weak signals from handsets. Starlink base stations use a lot more power and idle around 15w and go up to 20-50+ while transmittin
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If you read the detailed specs on the page closely it never advertised 5.0 speeds _on the PCIe slots_ only on the M.2 interfaces. The top line product name is deceptive, either intentionally or accidentally. Full expansion card specs only m
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An intermediary between Valve and Mastercard likely was the one that brought it up because they have to comply with those rules, or the rules of someone upstream of them that has to and imports them into their own rules, so they have to int
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Better skies, less light pollution, already built observatory houses to cover during the day, no space/not allowed to build in your own back yard, etc. loads of reasons to go with a hosted solution instead of building one in your own b
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At the risk of never getting paid and losing the rest of the contract and any money you've invested getting to the first delivery and payment point.
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I'm not 100% sure what you're saying. Yes there are obvious cases like but those instances also used to just get called other things before we figured out autism as a distinct disease and it became widespread knowledge. There'
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One of the largest reasons is probably we're just looking more. It's a relatively new diagnosis, just 50 years ago it'd just be "oh yeah Uncle Joe is a little weird he only eats hotdogs and knows everything ever about tr
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