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by russdill 10mo ago
The problem here is that if it's something a voice assistant can solve, I can solve it from my account. I'm calling because I need to speak to an actual human.
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by russdill 10mo ago
Been experimenting with having a local Home Assistant agent include a qwen 0.5B model to provide a quick response to indicate that the agent is "thinking" about the request. It seems to work ok for the use case, but it feels like
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by russdill 10mo ago
Loved it and it showed up several times in the recent defunctland video. That and quite a bit of Freshbaked
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by russdill 10mo ago
OG Chromecast is specifically being phased out because it doesn't offer the same level of control as the current crop of "smart" TVs/devices.
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by russdill 10mo ago
I keep canned peeled potatoes on hand they are very versatile and you end up with a better result
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by russdill 10mo ago
If you just want to play https://github.com/cberner/fuser
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by russdill 10mo ago
For the "canonical" physics explanation, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Past_hypothesis You can happily run physics backwards and forwards, and there's no difference. But assuming that entropy was ve
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by russdill 10mo ago
Seems like there's still a bit of work to go: 1. The device restarts after running for a while after Wi-Fi is enabled. The problem may be due to insufficient power supply. 2. Overheating: The chip may overheat and restart.
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by russdill 11mo ago
That's not what they are talking about here. This is just a description of what goes on with a transformer and the context window
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by russdill 11mo ago
Friends....did not.
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by russdill 11mo ago
As someone who grew up on PC speaker, it's actually really good. The main thing is the item sound effects need some tweaking to be less distracting, probably just shorter. It might also do good to just skip certain unimportant sound ef
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by russdill 11mo ago
It's a twisty maze of passages, all alike as they say. They have entire classes of certifications for understanding how medical and insurance billing works in this country.
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by russdill 11mo ago
The difference between ionizing and non-ionizing radiation is quite different. But for much of the radiation effecting electronics at high altitudes it's largely subatomic particles. And of course you can block the type radiation that
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by russdill 11mo ago
Would love to see someone build an example using the offline wikipedia text.
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by russdill 11mo ago
No, because it's a completely different kind of radiation.
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by russdill 11mo ago
Completely unrelated and due to a design failure by the rpi folks.
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by russdill 11mo ago
The ability of newer agents to develop plans that been be reviewed and most importantly do a build test modify cycle has really helped. You can task an agent with some junior programmer task and then go off and do something else.
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by russdill 11mo ago
For comparison, the smallest bacteria genome, nasuia deltocephalinicola, is 139 kbp.
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by russdill 11mo ago
We understand enough physics to model all the possible interactions life might have on this planet. Unless this planet is having a really bad day.
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by russdill 11mo ago
You're the one moving the phrase from "child care" to "infant care". And by 6 months the majority of parents are using formula anyway. And there's a percentage of women that for whatever reason can't prope
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by russdill 11mo ago
Look, if you want to justify your position by just pointing out that it's the way things have historically been done, expect to have it pointed out how ridiculous you are being. Anyway, Equating child care with the inherent biological
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by russdill 11mo ago
I suppose in the context of human history, you might argue to enslave a population based on racial characteristics in order to provide childcare. For many families, both parents have to work. Most time spent not working or sleeping is spent
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by russdill 11mo ago
Outside the home childcare is not 24/7. It's for a portion of the day. Also, it's really weird to be making this argument for mothers and not fathers. Having childcare available gives the opportunity for both parents to spend
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by russdill 11mo ago
So, what, pay someone a full time salary for caring for 1 or two children? Pretty sure that doesn't scale
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by russdill 11mo ago
Yes, it makes it clear that students explicitly have the right to pray in school. That's why I'm confused.
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by russdill 11mo ago
Only parents of privilege are given choice though. Parents who are struggling are not. And then when it comes to vote on fixing classrooms, paying teachers what they are worth, etc, there's a great bulk of people who would rather just
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by russdill 11mo ago
When the hell did praying get banned?
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by russdill 11mo ago
Ok, so is your primary issue that people don't take the cart all the way to the coral or that they leave them in places that cause problems for people? Because that's two different things.
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by russdill 11mo ago
Ok, but why does not putting a cart in a coral equate to a broken window, but not facing product does not? As the person collecting carts it took me less time to collect 10 "free range" carts than it would have taken those 10 peop
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by russdill 11mo ago
You have to be out there getting them from the corral anyway. There's no people dedicated to collecting carts, it's just a periodic task. Know what's super annoying and time consuming? Facing product. Yet no one gives people

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