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by stirfish 1y ago
I genuinely think he's trying to sell more storage
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by stirfish 1y ago
Thanks for this link. I always assumed that things like $1280 coffee cups were like dad's "business trips", where we all know that's not really what's going on but we're all politely not talking about it. Like
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by stirfish 1y ago
I came here to ask about these. You like yours?
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by stirfish 1y ago
Ten billion sounds like a lot, but it's not really for an organization like the DoD that has so many projects and so much money. I bet someone above you assessed the risks and decided your project was good to run for as long as it coul
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by stirfish 1y ago
I'll answer, but first I want your best guess.
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by stirfish 1y ago
https://www.tamron.com/global/consumer/sp/impression/detail/... I'm looking at the portraits of the woman on the beach and I'm not understanding how to get from one to the other with cropp
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by stirfish 1y ago
I'm not seeing this on my steam feed. Are you?
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by stirfish 1y ago
As a parent, I don't want my child reading your comment. Also, your comment is absolute trash, so deleting it wouldn't be a loss of anything of cultural significance. No, I will not talk to my son about it. Hacker News has unlimi
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by stirfish 1y ago
For my use case, I have an underpowered Linux computer and some proprietary hardware and software that only works on Windows. It works in a virtual machine with qemu, but could definitely run smoother. I guess this would also be good for t
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by stirfish 1y ago
>we have BLM on Twitter claiming they have a right to violence and a right to kill. You might be seeing bots trying to sew division.
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by stirfish 1y ago
Would proxmox work?
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by stirfish 1y ago
Basically you trade accuracy for space, so you use fewer resources
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by stirfish 1y ago
I wonder if the politics will impact the designs in the long run, as Tesla becomes a less desirable place to work
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by stirfish 1y ago
What's it like to debug them?
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by stirfish 1y ago
>Are you getting this from ChatGPT or something? Woah hey, take that back. But I concede both that I kinda went off on what I am interested in, and you might know more about this than I do. And that I was half replying to you, and half e
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by stirfish 1y ago
Yes! They all behave differently inside the gun, so they all affect the ballistics. Specifically, the deformation properties affect the interior ballistics.
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by stirfish 1y ago
There's Interior ballistics: what happens inside the gun Exterior ballistics: what happens when the projectile is in the air Terminal ballistics: what happens when the projectile pokes a hole in the paper. We use jacketed ammo (lead bu
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by stirfish 1y ago
I wasn't ready to hear that 7th edition was 20 years ago
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by stirfish 1y ago
This unironically helped me work through a bug just now
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by stirfish 1y ago
>What I care about is cultural and value system continuity and national cohesion. Good news! We share the value of "be cool about it, we're all just trying our best"
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by stirfish 1y ago
What is a political bubble? I googled it, but I'm getting definitions closer to "my news feed only shows me what I want to see"
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by stirfish 1y ago
I can't tell if you're being serious. Watson is... fine. You can try out the granite models for yourself.
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by stirfish 1y ago
I've been using a router as 4.20.69.1. It's good to hear other solutions, as I've just been figuring it all out as I go along
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by stirfish 1y ago
For things where I don't want creativity, I tell it to write a script. For example, "write a comprehensive spec for a script that takes in the date and a location and computes when golden hour is." | "Implement this spec
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by stirfish 1y ago
I discovered two days ago that you can pipe directly into ollama. Like cat idea.txt | ollama run "$MODEL" " Write a comprehensive spec from this prompt" | ollama run "$MODEL2" "Implement this spec"
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by stirfish 1y ago
Is this Retrieval Augmented Generation, or something different?
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by stirfish 1y ago
The catch is mechahitler
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by stirfish 1y ago
Too many tokens, imo. I like to vibe code single self-contained pages in html, css, and JavaScript, because there's a very slim chance that something in the browser is going to break my computer.
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by stirfish 1y ago
> should just work if it has the correct fields. Correct fields by...name? By structure? I'm trying to understand.
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by stirfish 1y ago
For tools, I buy the cheapest one. If (when) it fails, I replace it with one that is better along the metric that the original failed in. For hobbies, they say "buy once, cry once", but there are so many ways to be unhappy! I won&

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