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Channel Hosting on Prefix.dev(prefix.dev)
1 points by stinos 6mo ago|0 comments
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by stinos 7mo ago
So people without children never become adults? Strange rule. Also not quite what the article is about.
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by stinos 7mo ago
Vegans are constantly using dog meat in a xenophobic way You apparently have never heard or seen the fairly widespread 'the only difference is your perception' line of vegan merchandise which uses dog meat it in the opposite way
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by stinos 7mo ago
> If it is really, really safety critical Your suggestions should be fine for hardware failure but I'd be more concerned about software failure: what if a bug in your software makes it unresponsive and stuck in the state with the fl
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by stinos 8mo ago
Author is installing Google Play Services it seems, wouldn't that work around this? In any case, for me this also sort of defeats the purpose: I'd rather break free from Google and Apple, not just (stock) Android and iOS.
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by stinos 9mo ago
For me 100% brightness is way too much when inside even during the day. Maybe the monitors I have are exceptionally bright to start with, which I doubt, but whenever I get new monitors I usually put them down to about 30-40% for usage durin
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by stinos 9mo ago
6oz of beef is only 44g of protein It's their breakfast . Chances are rather small they don't get any protein intake for the rest of the day.
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by stinos 10mo ago
ImGui has been on my watchlist for years and recently I finally had an application which seemed I could put it to use. It essentially delivered on all points I hoped it would. After decades in software, it doesn't happen often anymore
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by stinos 10mo ago
What's striking here is that this is roughly the same outcome as essentially every other diet (with the intent of losing weight) out there. It's just more expensive. And possibly more hyped.
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by stinos 10mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Audio_Tape
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by stinos 10mo ago
NewPipe or Invidious I've bee trying these and alternatives in FF via LibRedirect for years. I keep on wondering if it's just me but I have to babysit the setup and cycle through instances every so often.
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by stinos 10mo ago
First thought this was about Greece since I just heard a report on multiple reservoirs there being at an alarmingly low level and causing drinking water supply issues [1]. Unfortunately, this one is for Iran. [1] https://greekcit
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by stinos 10mo ago
I would love to transport my motorcycle, building materials Something like a Peugeot Partner (just to name something) + a trailer does all of that. With the added benefit that without the trailer attached it's a fairly normal size.
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by stinos 10mo ago
I don't agree it is 'almost worse' than the slop but it sure can be annoying . On one hand it seems even somewhat positive that some people developed a more critical attitude and question things they see, on the other hand t
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by stinos 10mo ago
Is that still the case? And even if so how is it going to avoid keeping it like that in the future? Are they going to stop scraping new content, or are they going to filter it with a tool which recognizes their own content?
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by stinos 11mo ago
Don't get me wrong, I would love this finding to be replicable, it would be pivotal as what other nerves could we stimulate to change perception (think pain, mental health issues, loss of senses). There's quite a lot of research
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by stinos 11mo ago
I don't buy this as a cause of a global decline, though The definition of habitat loss here is a bit poor because it doesn't mention the main contributor: farm land which over the past century got changed from something where in
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by stinos 11mo ago
Yes, it’s through the placebo effect alone I am no longer bedridden. That could indeed be one of the possibilities. But, again: no controls nor proof. Also, again, to be cystal clear because looking at your tone it seems I hit a nerve the
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by stinos 11mo ago
doesn’t change the fact I have my life back due to addressing infection with antibacterials As far as we know it's rather: you got your life back and happened to take some herbs at the same time. Basic correlation. Could be causal bu
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by stinos 11mo ago
it's obviously not repeating an existing answer verbatim Not verbatim in the sense that the words are different doesn't make it thinking. Also when we say 'humans think' that means a lot more than only 'new questi
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by stinos 11mo ago
one of which is niche, recent, handmade and doesn't have any public documentation I still see 2 possibilities: you asked it something similar enough that it came up with a fairly standard answer which just happened to be correct, or
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by stinos 11mo ago
Also, does it matter? The point being made here is about the data LLMs have been trained with. Sure that contains questions&answers but obviously not all of it is in that form. Just like an encyclopedie contains answers without the ques
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by stinos 11mo ago
cows are a natural part of the ecosystem Sure large herbivores were and still are part of many ecosystems. But around where I live the majority of the grass for the grass-fed cows doesn't come from anything remotely resembling a rich
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by stinos 1y ago
> You can't and the correct response is a total lack of trust by default because that's the easiest way to protect yourself. Rather off-topic, but it's funny how this principle applies in the exact same way when it comes t
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by stinos 1y ago
No published results, missing details/lack of transparency, quality of the research is unknown. Also: no comparison with other LLMs, which would be rather interesting and a good way to look into explanations as well.
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by stinos 1y ago
security updates and bugfixes only Just wondering: while this is less of an attack surface, it's still a surface?
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by stinos 1y ago
FWIW, one of the things I do at my day job is sell LED pole heads (and a full range of electrical services) to municipalities (and others). Hehe, sorry for explaining the obvious to you then :D
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by stinos 1y ago
Indeed I implied this when saying 'willing to implement', but one thing to note: the customer should be smart enough to consider total cost of oownership. I.e. there's the price of the light but also the price of having to re
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by stinos 1y ago
Thanks, yes that was the one.
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by stinos 1y ago
makes it too easy to have way too much goddamn light in every corner of every street That's essentially correct, but modern tech also makes it relatively easy (and in the end cheaper compared to non-LED) to - make lights with a prope

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