sauwan

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by sauwan 2y ago
100% - almost bought a mac mini, but the RAM was a deal breaker.
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by sauwan 2y ago
How long before Anthropic releases Claude-3.5-Haiku at the same price with significantly better performance? OpenAI in trouble...
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by sauwan 2y ago
Yeah, recommended daily doses appear to be closer to 5-20g per day.
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by sauwan 2y ago
Audiobooks? I'm not sure how innovative that is, but that's been a great value add for me. That said, I wish Youtube Red would have even a fraction of the discoverability of Spotify, and I'd jump ship immediately.
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by sauwan 3y ago
Why not windmill? It's open source, no? I'm only peripherally aware of it, so just curious what people who have dug in on it more think.
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by sauwan 3y ago
>If Google chose to just ban my account
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by sauwan 3y ago
Pretty sure that was sarcasm...
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by sauwan 3y ago
Right, but if 50% of the people on the road are completely uninsured, the economy grinds to a halt because driving suddenly becomes a potentially bankruptable activity even for those not at fault.
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by sauwan 3y ago
Crazy talk. Consider this scenario: I have a company with 80% of my revenues and profits coming from 20% of my company, but that other 80% still requires 80% of my time and energy. Should I be forced to continue to maintain that 80% rather
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by sauwan 3y ago
Can I make this work with my Google Voice number?
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by sauwan 3y ago
Can you speak more to this? Any suggested resources for companies struggling with teaching management skills?
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by sauwan 3y ago
I consult in the industry, and certainly don't know everything, but everything that I've seen says that no, they don't. There are companies out there like Bidgely who claim they can do that to some extent, but they likely can
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by sauwan 3y ago
Late response (not sure how to get notified of replies) but I just grabbed 16oz of each from Amazon.
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by sauwan 3y ago
If you're an athlete, I'd recommend LMNT. It's easy to make yourself, tastes great, and easy on the stomach. Here's my recipe (all bought in bulk in a very fine powder form - they need to be consistent particle sizes so
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by sauwan 3y ago
How will this work in practice? Will this just be python version 3.XX forever? How will packages be maintained? Do you get to specify any of this so when a future version of a package is introduced without backwards compatibility it doesn&#
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by sauwan 3y ago
Nonsense. As a parent of an 8 & 10 year old, I'll emphatically disagree with you here. It 100% gets better - every year, they're more fun and more independent. Talk to any parent who's kid has just left for college and th
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by sauwan 3y ago
I used to feel this way (I bike commute and only turn on our AC maybe 3-4 times a year), but I've come to believe that this idea of personal responsibility is a major fossil fuel industry talking point. The fact is, governments around
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by sauwan 3y ago
I'm assuming higher is better? How does this compare to GPT-3.5/4?
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by sauwan 3y ago
Yep, at 0.1-0.2% (1000-2000ppm) people start to get drowsy. at 0.2-0.5% (2000-5000ppm) people get heachaches, poor concentration, elevated heart rates, etc. It's quite unpleasant. 3% is 30,000 ppm. While wearing a mask isn't fun,
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by sauwan 4y ago
I don't think I ever followed him and recently started getting his tweet spam. Suddenly I was definitely following him! Unfollowed immediately...
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by sauwan 4y ago
> If it is possible to cut a word out, always cut it out. Shouldn't that just be: > If it is possible to cut a word out, cut it out.
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by sauwan 4y ago
Agree 100%. And now the majority of the products are made by a 7 digit letter soup brand who just popped up out of no where and likely will be gone in 6 months as the product is shifted to some other brand to avoid bad reviews building up.
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by sauwan 4y ago
>Tech advancements are slowing down Are they? I think they've been slow for maybe the last 20 years, but it seems like the advances in things like AI and Genomics are rapidly accelerating and may lead to growth like we haven't
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by sauwan 4y ago
Amazing, nice work! How hard would this be to port to MS Teams rather than Telegram?
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by sauwan 4y ago
Electrolysis only half of the round trip.
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by sauwan 4y ago
What happened with Nebula? I have been genuinely considering trying out that service and this is the first negative thing I've seen about it.
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by sauwan 4y ago
I'm not sure you understand how much baked-in catastrophe we already have in store for us. Even with 0 new emissions starting tomorrow, we will still need to address the changes that are coming our way over the next decades... Unfortun
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by sauwan 4y ago
> DAC is nowhere near the scale needed to make even a tiny dent in our carbon emission One could have said the same thing for PV panels 20 years ago.
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by sauwan 4y ago
I think there's a difference between the theoretical worst-case scenario and the realistic worst-case scenario. A one-two punch of the largest recorded earthquake on record followed by a tsunami feels pretty close to realistic worst-ca
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by sauwan 4y ago
Why can't we address the symptoms as well as the causes?

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