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by siliconpotato 8mo ago
I'm in the UK. Normal conversation: what did you do on Sunday? I was in church. "Oh are you a Christian" "yes". Now, if the first person is not a Christian , that's often the end of the conversation. If first
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by siliconpotato 8mo ago
Well it's a common question I've asked of people during my life, and only catholics ever make that distinction, almost a correction. And there's a reason why - because they think it's the one true church. I'm not i
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by siliconpotato 8mo ago
I often experience this. I saw that a co worker had written something about God in their Twitter bio. "Are you a Christian?" "I'm a Catholic" they replied. Any other denomination would say "yes I'm a Chris
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by siliconpotato 10mo ago
I made a tiktok account to write a comment on a video I hated. Now when i sign in again I am presented with lots of awful videos from the guy I dislike. I cannot delete my viewing history using the website, and following other accounts does
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by siliconpotato 10mo ago
Or maybe just the grifter in charge who once pretended he could make women's boobs bigger with woo woo
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by siliconpotato 11mo ago
If you read the paper, it suggests Turkish female caregivers are more vocal with their cats and understand their vocal cues more intuitively/don't need telling twice.
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by siliconpotato 11mo ago
There are better articles explaining this: https://www.forbes.com/sites/petercohan/2025/11/25/metas-ai-... and https://www.wsj.com/tech/meta-ai-data-center-finances-d3a6b4...
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by siliconpotato 11mo ago
If this blog is a Psy Op by Big Furry to normalise weird anthropomorphic animal pictures then it isn't doing a good job of it.
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by siliconpotato 11mo ago
> We even had an issue that SLURM uses 4 ports per job for the duration of the job, so you can't actually run more than a few thousand jobs simultaneously because the controller runs out of TCP ports! That sounds concerning. Do you
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by siliconpotato 11mo ago
Slurm is the modern alternative. We are using SGE too and slurm feels like the future.
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by siliconpotato 11mo ago
Even worse...unmaintained code. Only the human-written one has a maintainer. The other one plagiariased by AI is instant legacy code
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by siliconpotato 1y ago
these sites are useful to elaborate on your policy/culture decisions rather than sending a direct response to the NPC from the other team who always does the hello thing e.g. writing a wiki page with etiquette on how to talk to your t
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by siliconpotato 1y ago
Still, it adds an air of arrogance to the whole post. For a while the only pytorch code that worked on newly released hopper GPUs we had was the Nvidia ngc container, not Pytorch nightly. The upstream ecosystem hadn't caught up yet and
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by siliconpotato 1y ago
When you noticed it, you mean
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by siliconpotato 1y ago
It's VC money, I don't think anyone believes it's real money
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by siliconpotato 1y ago
stationary means not-moving stationery means envelopes and letters and stuff. you can remember this as "E for envelope"
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by siliconpotato 1y ago
> offensive or..objectionable Offence and objection are totally subjective. Even unlawful is very dependent on which particular country you are in.
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by siliconpotato 2y ago
I'm sure a few will land in the hands of some youtube "influencers" who will gush and hype about it...
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by siliconpotato 2y ago
why are you limiting your argument to wake words? It's comparatively trivial to serve ads based upon what's spoken after the wake word. And as we know from the lawsuit, it seems that there's been a lot of data gathered accid
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by siliconpotato 2y ago
got a source for that reddit comment please? interested to learn more.
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by siliconpotato 2y ago
because of the unpleasant name of the app (which the devs refuse to change), lets normalise pronouncing the G in GIMP like the G in GIF...
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by siliconpotato 2y ago
probably an incorrect perception about internal/private models which haven't had rigorous testing by the public. but on the other hand i do think that there's quite a few companies with more advanced models than the commonly
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by siliconpotato 2y ago
you probably have a condenser mic. dynamic mics should be 1-2 inches away from your audio source (think of a handheld mic)
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by siliconpotato 2y ago
The writing is rather unwieldy and quite a few awkward uses of grammar that made me wonder if the author spoke English only as a second language. After a while I stopped reading, it was very wordy, and it felt like they were trying too hard
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by siliconpotato 2y ago
That affects most people but trains tend to be different, especially if you are facing forwards.
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by siliconpotato 2y ago
Aren't you essentially describing a kindle scribe?
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by siliconpotato 3y ago
I wonder if we really need a CVE for all these security vulnerabilities? Every novel method has value and well be cited by others as a contribution towards other discovered
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by siliconpotato 3y ago
Of course it is an attack, and they tagged him in the tweet too. There were plenty of opportunities to keep the job after this point (deleting the tweets, not being a massive douchebag in every interaction with the company) but they gave th
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by siliconpotato 4y ago
Also, i see bugs like https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1744944 They remove the annoying message with a patch, but it doesn't fix the root issue, which in fact is now resolved in the main project ( https:&#x
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by siliconpotato 4y ago
I've been using plantuml to write mindmaps in markdown notation. Pretty nifty

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