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by sva_ 9mo ago
> In 2025, AI changed software development forever. In 2026, we expect a comparable shift in science, I can't wait
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by sva_ 9mo ago
Ahh, so that is what "shipping at the speed of inference" means
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by sva_ 9mo ago
I wonder how common it is for train tracks to fracture? And what systems are in place to actually detect this. There was recently a post on a German subreddit where the OP found a fracture in the German rail[0], albeit much smaller. 0. htt
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by sva_ 9mo ago
previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14385336
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by sva_ 9mo ago
I feel like sometimes it just loops those messages when it doesn't actually generate new tokens. But I might be wrong
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by sva_ 9mo ago
As I have announced it :p https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46672464 Getting ready to go out now.
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X1.9 solar flare with earth-directed CME(spaceweatherlive.com)
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X1.95 solar flare(swpc.noaa.gov)
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by sva_ 9mo ago
Do you compile them yourself then? For possible arch specific optimizations
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by sva_ 9mo ago
I'm just vibe playing nowadays. Normal playing doesn't cut it anymore.
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by sva_ 9mo ago
I think it depends what kind of smartwatch you choose. It should fit your wrist. The amount of people I've seen with e.g. a Galaxy Ultra watch that stands over their wrist on both sides is staggering to me. For me, the Galaxy Watch 7 i
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by sva_ 9mo ago
It's just used as a stepping stone toward more censorship and surveillance
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by sva_ 9mo ago
Like the big red letters in the title that say "IN BRITAIN"?
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by sva_ 9mo ago
Seems to be back
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by sva_ 9mo ago
Pro tip: if your clothes say 100% merino wool or whatever, this is only about the fiber, and they may still be covered in plastic from the "superwash" process (for example, almost all merino wool is)
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Results Show Promise for Sterile Insect Technique Against Invasive Mosquito(iaea.org)
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by sva_ 9mo ago
You exposed your redis publicly? Why? Edit: This is the kind of service that you should only expose to your intranet, i.e. a network that is protected through wireguard. NEVER expose this publicly, even if you don't have admin:admin cr
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by sva_ 9mo ago
LSD is a powder/crystal (a salt). People just don't consume opioids orally, usually. There's something similar though: skin patches, since (other than LSD) fentanyl can be absorbed through the skin.
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by sva_ 9mo ago
You can get more than double that battery time with an ARM
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by sva_ 9mo ago
I went there about 3 weeks ago. It was asked of me but only optionally, and I didn't do it.
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by sva_ 9mo ago
I'm in Germany and Cloudflare DNS doesn't Block eg Annas Archive for me, while my ISP does. I also don't reckon Germany tried to fine Cloudflare yet. So what is your point?
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by sva_ 9mo ago
Anecdotally I can say that I was just in Boston for the holidays and the immigration officer was the most chill out of the 3 times I visited. But yeah the prices are crazy.
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by sva_ 9mo ago
No. To private entities (news outlets) who, according to this law, get to decide what websites to ban without a court order or any due process
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by sva_ 9mo ago
Additionally to the much larger IP space, you also have larger headers and additionally extension headers which make deep packet inspection computationally much more expensive if you consider the scale
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by sva_ 9mo ago
They can also be a machine that might add a non-negligible amount of mineral oils and possibly other stuff to your food. The guideline to use should be that the ingredient list should be as short as possible. If it has more than 5 ingredien
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by sva_ 9mo ago
The other downsides of both sugar and in particular glutamate are that you'll find other foods less sweet or having less depth of flavor (umami), so you'll be more likely to go for the processed options.
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by sva_ 10mo ago
FWIW, in my Galaxy S23U I can put 2 physical SIM and 10 eSIM.
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by sva_ 10mo ago
Indeed, the website transfers 1.18mb (compressed) to deliver 6.7kb of text. Kind of ironic.
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by sva_ 10mo ago
For me in Firefox it only loads the article's HTML (50-70kb) and the favicon (7kb). Are you sure it isn't some addon you have?
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by sva_ 10mo ago
15 years on that trivial piece of code man. Reminds me of Dostoyevsky's "Notes from Underground".

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