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541.
by sp332 3y ago
What we're counting is where the originals were posted. Not reposts. People chose to upload their personal experiences to Twitter.
542.
by sp332 3y ago
Do you have an example of a first-hand account posted to those sites that got within an order of magnitude of engagement?
543.
by sp332 3y ago
There's a lot of good stuff on Twitter. Let the users buy it, that's only $34 per monthly actuve user.
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by sp332 3y ago
This has been true since the very beginning of the information age, before the internet was a thing. The dream was to have "user agents", little AIs that would navigate and take action on our behalf. The BBC released this "Hy
545.
by sp332 3y ago
It's 90% notation.
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by sp332 3y ago
Are you sure it's not some kind of malware? Chrome doesn't ask me for the CVC.
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by sp332 3y ago
Fabs cost a lot of money and take a lot of time to build.
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by sp332 3y ago
Not being sarcastic, but maybe move to a place that does not have so many behavioral triggers like... bags of heroin on the ground? That's really not a normal thing to experience in the first place. I know a guy who struggled with opio
549.
by sp332 3y ago
Here's a two-hour session of HOPE attendees telling stories about crazy things that happened there. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46Tofimmga8
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by sp332 3y ago
That's part of it, but the bulk is for personal use. And then another fraction is just from people who don't take the patient's pain seriously or are afraid of possible effects, and think they're doing something morally
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by sp332 3y ago
The top prize winners so far are neural networks (but smaller ones).
552.
by sp332 3y ago
By running the decoder during encoding. If the decoder already produces the right output, which it will most of the time, then you don’t need to store anything in the file. If it produces the wrong output, store a correction, then continue
553.
by sp332 3y ago
Recruiting staff for the NHS is a lot harder now.
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by sp332 3y ago
That’s the Foundation. But yes I was wrong and Baker is paid by the Foundation.
555.
by sp332 3y ago
It took a long time, but the situation improved a couple weeks ago. https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2023/11/28/open-extensions-o...
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by sp332 3y ago
There’s no way to do either. The Mozilla Corporation doesn’t take donations. (The Mozilla Foundation doesn’t make Firefox.)
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by sp332 3y ago
The only one I remember is Flea's Knees, which uses specific colors for each pixel and depends on the RGB layout of LCD subpixels to effectively triple the horizontal resolution. The letters are 4 pixels wide and relatively very tall.
558.
by sp332 3y ago
The blog post is three years old. The update is more recent.
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by sp332 3y ago
Smaller cars are less available. They have longer wait times and higher dealer markup. In the article, the two smaller cars mentioned aren't even sold in the United States.
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by sp332 3y ago
Firefox has compromised on DRM before and there's no reason to expect they won't cave again next time.
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by sp332 3y ago
Most of your submissions are automatically marked dead now. From the site guidelines: Please don't use HN primarily for promotion. It's ok to post your own stuff part of the time, but the primary use of the site should be for cur
562.
by sp332 3y ago
Public libraries https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32304320 Subsidised phones and internet access https://www.fcc.gov/lifeline-consumers
563.
by sp332 3y ago
Poor enough that they don’t have a bank account to pay for the email service.
564.
by sp332 3y ago
Yes, and it’s more about responsibilities than skill. If you’re doing senior developer jobs then you get the senior developer title.
565.
by sp332 3y ago
It works if you type the digits first and then insert the decimal point after.
566.
by sp332 3y ago
Looks normal?
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by sp332 3y ago
Yes, it would take several times as much memory (e.g. the AdamW optimizer uses 8 bytes per paramter). Plus, your latest sentences would just get mixed in to the model, and it wouldn't have a concept of the current conversation. There a
568.
by sp332 3y ago
Revenue in the virtual reality and augmented reality division dropped 26% from $285 million a year earlier to $210 million. https://www.cnbc.com/2023/10/25/metas-reality-labs-loses-3po...
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by sp332 3y ago
Ocean microplastics were probably overestimated. https://phys.org/news/2023-08-plastic-litter-oceans-overesti... Most plastic in the oceans is in larger chunks… so far anyway.
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by sp332 3y ago
Even the small Mixtral model gets this one right.

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