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by smith7018 11mo ago
Could you go into detail what you take, how much, and when? I could always use a little boost for my sleep!
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by smith7018 11mo ago
Meditation is also extremely useful for this. In breath-based meditation, you focus your mind on your breathing and try to eliminate thoughts. Obviously your mind gets bored and you begin to think of other things. Once you recognize that yo
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by smith7018 1y ago
Most of their profits come from software or ecosystem lock ins. So while they do profit off of each Mac sold, if those sales don't translate to more iCloud subscriptions, app purchases, or iPhones then it really doesn't make finan
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by smith7018 1y ago
I'm personally failing to see how "welcoming everyone" directly correlates to a company neglecting polish and detail. A cynical read of your comment is that DEI-style programs are lowering standards when, in actuality, the is
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by smith7018 1y ago
You should wait until next Fall if you don't really need to replace your M1 Max. Rumors say that Apple's going to redesign the Macbook Pros next year with an OLED screen.
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by smith7018 1y ago
OpenAI needing something to show to investors to say "See, this is why we need $1T."
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by smith7018 1y ago
Unrelated to the conversation at hand but a strange fun fact is that it's actually legal to drink while driving in Mississippi and the Virgin Islands.
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by smith7018 1y ago
That 39 year old woman anecdote is a strange addition. I know many 20-to-30-somethings that know how to cook. It's far too expensive to constantly eat out nowadays so people know how to provide for themselves in other ways. It sounds l
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by smith7018 1y ago
Kotlin is much better than "Java, but just a little better."
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by smith7018 1y ago
I hope both of you know that you're in the extreme minority, right?
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by smith7018 1y ago
China is actually #1 with social media at this point
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by smith7018 1y ago
The Big Beautiful Bill will add $4.5 trillion to the deficit in the next decade. If we hadn't passed it, we could have continued learning about cosmic inflation _and_ helped millions of people regarding food and healthcare and still sa
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by smith7018 2y ago
Clothing is handmade. It doesn't matter if it's luxury or from Shein; it's all handmade. Artisans can work tirelessly to make sure everything is stitched the exact same way but anything below that is made for the mass market.
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by smith7018 2y ago
Encore is a new-ish used clothing indexer that might be what you're looking for. I also use Gem which doesn't use AI but indexes multiple vintage/used sites and will notify you when something pops up with your saved searches.
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by smith7018 2y ago
You can build an x86 machine that can fully run DeepSeek R1 with 512GB VRAM for ~$2,500?
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by smith7018 2y ago
Hopefully 7 years from now you'll still be able to use it with modern apps, websites, and video content. IMO, The benefits of these chips are in longevity rather than pushing them to the limit today.
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by smith7018 2y ago
For what it's worth, looking at the benchmarks, I think the machine they built is comparable to what your MBP can already do. They probably have a better inference speed, though.
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by smith7018 2y ago
It affects the millions of people that buy the machine by way of longevity.
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by smith7018 2y ago
They announced earlier in the week that there will only be three days of announcements
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by smith7018 2y ago
I thought “unified memory” was just a marketing term for the memory being extremely close to the processor?
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by smith7018 2y ago
I can only speak for my culture so thank you for the perspective and insights on yours. Just checked and it seems like bananas are 27.5% cheaper in Brazil than America. Chicken fillets are a shocking 71% cheaper! I'm sure I'm not
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by smith7018 2y ago
Yes, but that’s an incomplete view on the obesity epidemic in the West, imo. It’s not just that there’s “more access to calories,” it’s that access to healthy foods is getting more difficult for a large portion of the population. People wor
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by smith7018 2y ago
What you're describing is a state of flow which is good for things like work but the article seems to be talking about time metaphorically. For example, imagine you're going to your daughter's piano recital and spend the whol
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by smith7018 2y ago
Thank you for this, I've wanted to do genetic testing for years but don't want it to be stored on anyone's server. Can you explain how it's not stored on any server? Like, you're downloading the .BAM file from Nebul
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by smith7018 2y ago
It's not really a scam but rather a technology that's still in its infancy. I think of it more like the Palm Treo and Blackberry: they're not great but hopefully we're progressing towards the iPhone. I wouldn't buy
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by smith7018 2y ago
This was decided by a Brazilian Supreme Federal Court justice, not Lula da Silva. In fact, the justice was appointed in 2017. Also, the court upheld his decision 2 days ago. Your comment is disingenuous and making this a liberal vs conserva
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by smith7018 2y ago
It is already much easier to turn someone into a vegetable or to mentally incapacitate people
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by smith7018 2y ago
What device is this? I wonder if Pihole could block the ads for you. It was able to completely remove all of the ads on my LG OLED TV and the UI now looks perfect.
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by smith7018 2y ago
Are you suggesting that the model independently came up with Vanity Fair's logo, including font and kerning? https://www.vanityfair.com/verso/static/vanity-fair/assets/l...
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by smith7018 2y ago
Which means Codestral Mamba and DeepSeek both lead four benchmarks. Kinda takes the air out the announcement a bit.

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