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721.
by sva_ 2y ago
Maybe the arguments are correct, but that's some next-level ass kissing there
722.
by sva_ 2y ago
I think 8 billion people can do more than one thing at a time.
723.
by sva_ 2y ago
prev https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41314542
724.
by sva_ 2y ago
Sounds like a user error/misconfiguration
725.
by sva_ 2y ago
Probably not much. Main risk on Android is from shady apps. The reward program was only aimed at very popular apps.
726.
by sva_ 2y ago
They never released Half Life 3. But any day now.
727.
by sva_ 2y ago
Fair enough, it reports a different string for ChromeOS. But as you can see in the OP, ChromeOS has been listed separately at 1.41%.
728.
by sva_ 2y ago
Sounds like material for the next Dr. Death season. The first two seasons were both pretty great.
729.
by sva_ 2y ago
Chromium at least does include "Linux" in its user agent string.
730.
by sva_ 2y ago
Damn, that molecule! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tirzepatide#/media/File%3ATi... This seems to work very similar to Ozempic?
731.
by sva_ 2y ago
That's when adversarial prompt engineering might become more interesting.
732.
by sva_ 2y ago
Aaand... it's gone.
733.
by sva_ 2y ago
There are some nitter instances that work, but they probably just use a lot of accounts. Posting them on the frontpage may not contribute to their longevity.
734.
by sva_ 2y ago
Variance in accuracy of this statement also safely within one order of magnitude
735.
by sva_ 2y ago
At least newer Android phones have something like 7 years of updates, so there is some progress. The claim that more memory/computing power has no benefits at all seems nonsensical.
736.
by sva_ 2y ago
The default algorithm in Anki, in case you don't know it
737.
by sva_ 2y ago
> I’ve personally known researchers who set the seeds in the wrong file at the wrong place and they weren’t even used by torch at all - instead, were just silently ignored, thus invalidating all their experiments. (That researcher was me
738.
by sva_ 2y ago
I don't think the comparison is fair. Imo PyTorch has the cleanest abstractions, which is the reason it is so popular. People can do quick prototyping without having to spend too much time figuring out the engineering details that make
739.
by sva_ 2y ago
Jax is a competing computational framework that does something similar to PyTorch, so both of your questions don't really make sense.
740.
by sva_ 2y ago
You can download gcam from XDA forums. I even have it on my Samsung Galaxy
741.
by sva_ 2y ago
Like... SSH?
742.
by sva_ 2y ago
Looking at his Twitter, he peddles a bunch of conspiracy theories.
743.
Wizz Air launches $550 'all you can fly' annual subscription pass(cnbc.com)
10 points by sva_ 2y ago|0 comments
744.
by sva_ 2y ago
> a focus on "bigger" makes me sad I really want a smaller/lighter phone next time. My Galaxy S23 Ultra weighs almost 300g with the case. I recently got wrist pain and some radiating pain in my pinky and ring finger. First
745.
by sva_ 2y ago
> I think this is a solo journey through the dark forest for now. In academia there's quite a bit of stuff on neuromorphic computing going on.
746.
by sva_ 2y ago
You should be able to list the individual components of the final price which might then include "30% Apple app store fee" for having your customers be more informed about what they spend their money on.
747.
by sva_ 2y ago
> Nothing should be given away forever. Government should auction all property (land plots) every 10 years too?
748.
by sva_ 2y ago
I actually went out of the city to watch the meteor shower and the northern lights made a rare appearance (in Germany). https://i.postimg.cc/q4Gw4mfG/20240813-003808.jpg Didn't expect that at all, totally worth it
749.
by sva_ 2y ago
4.) Introvert coming from a social event needing to recharge batteries
750.
Perseid meteor shower 2024: when, where and how to see it(space.com)
2 points by sva_ 2y ago|2 comments

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