spacemanspiff01

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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
This is the best explanation I have ever heard.
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
Can't you host your own extension marketplace?
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
Why does Google benefit from httpsdns?
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
I like my framework, I dropped it from about 4feet onto concrete, the corder was dented and the fingerprint scanner broke. I spent the 100 dollars to get a new keyboard/trackpad/fingerprint sensor cover panel (the dent location an
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
With regards to the mansion, doesn't the (state) government already do that with property taxes?
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
So I am a neophite in this area, but my thesis for why "this time is different" compared to previous AI bubbles is that this time there exist a bunch of clear products (or paths to products) that work and only require what is curr
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
So I get pixel because of security and less software bloat, along with good custom ROM support. That being said, at least for me, my phone is the device I spend the most time with, whether articals, emails, books, podcasts etc. It is at lea
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
I would trust Al pastor (the food) more than this thing with my spiritual needs. Is there a reason why we need to make ai as dystopian as possible?
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
The Finn's are terrifying, held off the Russian invasions multiple times with a much smaller population, and were able to stay independent despite a 1000+ km border.
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
So this was published a year and a half ago? Is there a reason it did not catch on?
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
I hope the glut will spur a bunch of research that is currently not possible outside large labs.
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
Also to be fair, many people would prefer death compared to being what seems to be almost paralyzed. If there is an experiment that has only 5 % chance of success, many will take it.
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
Is it? I mean he was discussing it with his vice president and members of his cabinet. If a president discusses with his cabinet how to fight a war in a way that is possibly illegal (and then orders it), that is an official act, executing i
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
It might be a violation of the law and clearly illegal, but that does not mean it is not an official act for which the president is immune.
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
It may be unlawful, and it may fail because lower level officers refuse. But it seems like in that case the president cannot be charged. Lower level officers that go along with it could, but the president has the ability to pardon them. So
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
What does the latency look like with this?
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
They are just saying they will close your account if they catch you and feel like it.
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
I believe the company behind this shit down at the end of 2023
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
Wouldn't you also have to take into account the probability of the following moves also being successful and giving you a win?
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
I did this for my senior design project a few years ago. We had 4 raspberry pis with mic arrays. They were time synced over a wifi mesh network (indoor so no GPS). Each had a detector running, and would send detection segments to a base sta
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
I like my framework laptop, and while my particular main board seems to have issues, their support seems good. I started getting weird boot issues recently, and after doing some heavy diagnosis, they are sending me a replacement mainboard,
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
Maybe as a prototype? It's pretty low risk, worst case scenario they screw up some things on Minecraft and it's stupid.(Assuming it does not go off the reservation ala Sydney) I could imagine using it as a source of training/
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
Maybe it is, somewhere I'd the depths of the void there is a giant planet sized llm, with cotton candy neurons.
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
If you are worried about the Russians stealing your computer to decrypt the hard drive, you should be expected to have solid understanding of where all the potential decryption keys are kept. I personally am happy for my Microsoft account t
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
My general thought (as a layman) is that there are currently thousands of really smart people looking for that new approach. The researchers in the field is saturated, with many who in other times would have been physicists or chemists or m
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
20 million dollar super computer? So that's 500 h100s? Wouldn't it be better to have Microsoft put some gpus on gov cloud?
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
Would it make more sense to have a generic statement, where one could do more dei side or it could be reaching out to undergraduates. Basically, a "aside from your teaching and research ability, what have you done to improve your campu
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
>And no one seems to be ready to let Germany lead Including the Germans.
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
Why in the world does the head unit manage temp readings. Did they just wire the temp sensor all the way to the console?
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by spacemanspiff01 2y ago
So do we know what the cause of the 500 ms slowdown was? It seems crazy to me that they spend so much time keeping this hidden and then never check for performance degradation.

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