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by steeve 3y ago
I am Parisian. Please enlighten me where those places are so I don't go. /s
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by steeve 3y ago
540 tok/s on the C version using -ffast-math and -Ofast https://twitter.com/karpathy/status/1683301419716313089?s=20
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by steeve 3y ago
Ah, the good old “army building” incentive to look big
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by steeve 3y ago
The scan of Cayetana's is very impressive. Terrible disease.
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by steeve 3y ago
MLIR is really cool imho
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by steeve 3y ago
That response was a little cringe, she doesn’t come out as a likable person…
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by steeve 3y ago
Am french and now sort of feel ashamed of having not read her work event though I do have a high esteem of her haha
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by steeve 3y ago
They are not wrong, they are incomplete. For intermittent sources, you need to factor in not only storage, but also grid upgrades and interconnects. Somethings LCOE overlooks. It's the same thing as saying rain water is cheaper than ta
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by steeve 3y ago
Thinking tap water and rain water don't have the same value makes one a nuclear stan?
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by steeve 3y ago
Shout out to Fabrice Bellard's Amarisoft, which deploys software defined 5G stations. [1] https://www.amarisoft.com/ [2] https://bellard.org/lte/
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by steeve 3y ago
For the record, the (widely shared) Lazard LCOE graph has been _heavily_ criticised in energy circles. LCOE not being a reliable or useful information in itself. Indeed, it compares apples to oranges, that is intermittent vs non intermitten
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by steeve 4y ago
Look into home assistant. Also Homekit does it too.
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by steeve 4y ago
FYI: "Writeout uses the recently released OpenAI Whisper API to transcribe audio files. You can upload any audio file, and the application will send it through the OpenAI Whisper API using Laravel's queued jobs. Translation makes
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by steeve 4y ago
Related: "3D Printed Heat Exchanger Uses Gyroids for Better Cooling" In short: 2x smaller, 2x more efficient https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qifd3yn9S0 In general, algorithmic engineering and AI designs are where
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Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger Version of Uber H3 in Rust: Hydronium Project(grim7reaper.github.io)
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by steeve 4y ago
That’s my point: talking in a absolutes gets us nowhere, because the world is messy and value is in nuance. Absolute free speech being a singularity, the point is that there ought to be some kind of regulation, the amount of which is a work
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by steeve 4y ago
It's been shown than a sufficiently high number of people won't care about evidence, no matter how hard it's been displayed. Then you get Jan 6th.
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by steeve 4y ago
How am I moving goalpost? Parent is living in a fantasy world where pure argumentation replaces BS. I'm guessing Jan 6 and COVID proved that world doesn't exist.
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by steeve 4y ago
You're playing with words. Let's go there. Perhaps I'm discussing the fire loud enough for people to hear. How do you differentiate between "word" and "action"?
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by steeve 4y ago
"Some of you": nice. You do sound like someone who never had to decide anything in their life and thinks only theoretically, disregarding reality. Absolute free speech is dividing by zero, basically.
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by steeve 4y ago
So you _do_ draw a line.
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by steeve 4y ago
So we should not prevent people from talking about the fire in the crowded theater is what you’re saying?
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by steeve 4y ago
Do you think saying "vaccines cause cancer" is fair game then? Where do you draw the line?
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by steeve 4y ago
Imagine if that was started on 2002 when Energiewende was voted, it'd be 4 years to go. That it takes a long time is never a good excuse not to do something, rather the opposite.
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by steeve 4y ago
It's sad you didn't spend that same energy educating yourself about geological storage or Gen IV. Oh well.
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by steeve 4y ago
Heating could have been switched to heat pumps (and will need to anyway at some point), had they not bathed in natgas for tens of years (thanks Schröder!). That it wasn't done doesn't make it less needed?
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by steeve 4y ago
It was a bad decision nonetheless and it's always worth pointing imho.
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by steeve 4y ago
Solar can't be used as a base load since there's no way to store electricity at the scales required. Same with rain water vs tap water.
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by steeve 4y ago
We (Zenly) would have absolutely paid for mold (should we have lived). Linking the app was 40s on a M1 Pro.
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by steeve 4y ago
I think it may have to do with the fact that Win10 disabled Guest access for SMB. Got bitten by this.

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