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by simcop2387 2y ago
I had a similar reaction, though just becoming more skeptical of his videos. It did introduce me into a number of others that presented the counter arguments and more complete demonstrations and explanations of the whole thing that fixed a
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by simcop2387 2y ago
This spurred on some other videos from another youtuber that goes by AlphaPhoenix, he went way into all the details on it including measuring the complete flow of the wave of the electrical power and how it all works. https://www
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by simcop2387 2y ago
What I'd do is look at getting some small used PC (the 1 liter ones, tinyminimicro on servethehome, etc.) that doesn't take much power to do it. Cheaper to leave running 24/7 and it's easier to setup to work ONLY if the
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by simcop2387 2y ago
> Maybe I had bad luck, maybe I happened to get 6 (I had multiple of certain Pis) defective boards but they always felt "unstable" to me. I've never had bad boards but I've had similar experiences like this, it's
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by simcop2387 2y ago
That would fit and work on vehicles though, which would let them drive at night without visible lights. So still some good military applications, which means it'll probably still get a lot of funding and someone will probably manage t
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by simcop2387 2y ago
(disclosure I own a 13in one) Yea closest I see to being better about it is Frame.work laptops, and even then it's not as good a story as desktops, just the best story for upgrading a laptop right now. Other than that buying one and m
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by simcop2387 2y ago
Yea given that it's open source, I'm hopeful that it'll keep going as an accessibility tool for a long time. https://github.com/google/project-gameface
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by simcop2387 2y ago
I don't agree with it either, but the reasoning i've always seen has been along the lines of, "it prevents people from putting passwords into the clipboard which can be stolen by other programs", and then similarly for d
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by simcop2387 2y ago
I'd imagine a bit of both. More people looking for issues because of it, and then also because of something so high profile people are more likely to pay attention and upvote because they've seen more recently.
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by simcop2387 2y ago
Surprisingly this is something starting to show up in the server market lately with a new protocol/tech called CXL. But yea that latency issue is still there over the distance but it'll let more remote memory type stuff start to
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by simcop2387 2y ago
The same way that you can do it from javascript I'd imagine. Timezones and such are one data point but the skews and accuracy and such are able to help you differentiate users too. https://forums.whonix.org/t/javas
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by simcop2387 2y ago
This is why years ago I bought the domain www.omeowgle.com that I never got something working for at the time. I was going to setup a video call system for my family to call my cat (and maybe eventually some friends cats too). Now I'
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by simcop2387 2y ago
Looks like there was a discussion back then on the github issues, https://github.com/Tribler/tribler/issues/1066 EDIT: Had a chance to look through it now, looks like they addressed all the concerns back by 2
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by simcop2387 2y ago
It's got that in the readme, a more direct link though is https://github.com/0x0mer/doom-htop/blob/master/screenshots/...
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by simcop2387 3y ago
I'd suggest Sol/Luna or Sol/Terra/Luna, that way it's easier to do Sol/Jupiter/Europa
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by simcop2387 3y ago
Given that the github account itself is valid, and that it has some other repositories related to ML, I suspect the link will be working "soon". It's likely a private repo while the paper is going through all the places the
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by simcop2387 3y ago
But there's a chance that any survivors learn to hide from planes and you've now given an evolutionary pressure to cows to hide when hearing airplanes or helicopters. Along with that a pressure that makes the ones that blend in l
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by simcop2387 3y ago
That itself is an evokutionary pressure. Whatever allowed them to get missed would get amplified by reproduction. Only if it's entirely utterly and only random chance and not something like the method doesn't target certain cell
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by simcop2387 3y ago
given that this is related to a hardware-ish problem (maybe firmware inside it?) in the GPU I'd bet it even affects it after the march update which was related to the bluetooth stack. EDIT: Ignore me, I was confusing that with the rece
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by simcop2387 3y ago
That'll depend a lot on the plastics and forces involved. Sometimes metal against plastic like that will increase the wear of the plastic parts because of the differences in hardness of the materials.
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by simcop2387 3y ago
Check out qubes os, run each app in it's own vm
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by simcop2387 3y ago
It's stuff like this that makes me wonder a lot about the studies happening around chronic inflammation and things like that too. I won't be surprised if a lot of chronic illnesses end up turning up as auto-immune and gut/bo
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by simcop2387 3y ago
Not just smaller, but you can even have them be larger than the image. Then you can move the layer around and have the image essentially acting as a cropping window into that layer. I most commonly experience that when I've imported&
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by simcop2387 3y ago
I think they meant not unusual in this space, not unusual in the sense of open source licensing.
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by simcop2387 3y ago
It's definitely the next step, but right now even with the experts you can't review how the conclusion was arrived at which is a big problem.
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by simcop2387 3y ago
Along with that, it's more immediately useful as it's used for desktops and compositers still, so getting a useful environment necessitates it.
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by simcop2387 3y ago
> And its long context recall is quite good! We've already kind of discovered this with Yi, but there are some things one can do with a mega context that you just can't get with RAG. I've got to imagine that a mega-context
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by simcop2387 3y ago
That might work nicely with a lot of the sparse matrix research going on too, since I suspect that the trust matrix should be very sparse
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by simcop2387 3y ago
They tend to get destroyed when cleaning the items. It happens a lot with clothing that has hydrophobic coatings so I'd imagine a dishwasher would ruin it almost immediately, leading to complaints and returns.
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by simcop2387 3y ago
I do not want to ride in a hot hydrogen balloon :)

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