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901.
by sp332 3y ago
How did you get a checking account without showing up to verify ID?
902.
by sp332 3y ago
At least 5 of those would have the answer to your question.
903.
by sp332 3y ago
That's funny, but it's not absolutely safe. E.g. "South Butt" getting sued for trading on the North Face trademark. https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna36334733
904.
by sp332 3y ago
There are comments in the data, but 95% of the comments in the HTML one seem to be variations of /*CSS styles go here*/.
905.
by sp332 3y ago
There sure was. Here is a snippet from the very first example in the html.json file: <input type="text" id="searchQuery" name="searchQuery" placeholder="Enter name..."> <button on
906.
by sp332 3y ago
If you cause interference that crashes a drone, you'll have the FCC and the FAA up your ass.
907.
by sp332 3y ago
Alternate the incoming connections from one server to the other. That gives the one with two connections some time to clear its queue while the other queue may be getting longer.
908.
by sp332 3y ago
Then it wouldn't be a big deal to ask for part of that $20 back when the service is unavailable.
909.
by sp332 3y ago
Hong Kong and mainland China have separate import bans. https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/health-environment/artic...
910.
by sp332 3y ago
I would definitely quit. Having a commute more than about 15 minutes would be very hard. (Going back to the office currently is 40 minutes each way.)
911.
by sp332 3y ago
Start with local politics and organize your way up. Plenty of groups with momentum already. See if there's something around you that you can pitch in with.
912.
by sp332 3y ago
Tesla's warranty is for 70% capacity after 8 years. So don't plan on having more than that left.
913.
by sp332 3y ago
Typing “@dang” doesn’t actually do anything. To message the mods, use the Contact email at the bottom of the page.
914.
by sp332 3y ago
Training AI also requires lots of human labor. https://gizmodo.com/openai-chatgpt-ai-chat-bot-1850001021
915.
by sp332 3y ago
It does say this: Note that all Code Llama models were initialized with Llama 2 weights before they were further trained on code.
916.
by sp332 3y ago
I think they meant raced against a lie, but they left out so many words it's ambiguous now.
917.
by sp332 3y ago
No discussion of fatigue or nausea?
918.
by sp332 3y ago
At long last, we have created the Torment Nexus from classic sci-fi novel Don't Create The Torment Nexus
919.
by sp332 3y ago
What's an example of a "giant display panel" that you can buy?
920.
by sp332 3y ago
How do you buy a TV without buying a smart TV though?
921.
by sp332 3y ago
I don't know of any actual TVs that have this, but Amazon's Sidewalk network seems ideal to route around this. If you have an Echo device hooked to the internet, any Sidewalk device within hundreds of feet now has a low-bandwidth
922.
by sp332 3y ago
But physically, if you put a 30 db noise reducer behind another 30 db noise reducer, you will get 60 db noise reduction overall.
923.
by sp332 3y ago
They do run, just slowly. Still better than nothing if you want to run something larger than would fit in your VRAM though. The Llama.ccp project is the most popular runtime, but I think all the major ones have a flag like "--cpu"
924.
by sp332 3y ago
Its current market cap is about $2.7 billion USD, so maybe the author confused that for the amount lost?
925.
by sp332 3y ago
The point of the tooling is that you describe what you want your deploy to look like, and it updates the deploy to match the description. If you delete something from the description and it stays running, that would be very confusing.
926.
by sp332 3y ago
The newer ones could be worse as they move to smaller process nodes and store more bits per cell. That said, the controller logic is improving, and larger capacities mean more room for wear leveling, so it shouldn't be too bad.
927.
by sp332 3y ago
Twitter and Google image search do this.
928.
by sp332 3y ago
Is the script actually getting your location data though?
929.
by sp332 3y ago
Yes. I think it's just a highlight. The HTML doesn't look like it's trying to be a link or anything.
930.
by sp332 3y ago
Well yeah it's a whole different shape (very pointy and can penetrate or shred cell membranes), and the electrical properties of graphene can be pretty weird.

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