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by swores 3y ago
So buying that second option (the Lindy link) is really just wasting hundreds of pounds with zero benefit, apart from shipping speed, compared to the cheap AliExpress option?
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by swores 3y ago
Thanks! At the moment I'm enjoying my gaming PC adding a little bit of warmth in my home office that anyway needs heating constantly during the winter anyway... but would be tempted to get the PC out of sight in the future. Any ideas
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by swores 3y ago
Thanks for sharing. I can't quite explain it, but... having not known of the existence of such cables, and despite the fact that it's good I don't have a use for one since they're not exactly cheap, there's somethin
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by swores 3y ago
I think I speak on behalf of just about everybody except those you are blowing the whistle about: good for you, thank you for doing the right thing.
725.
by swores 3y ago
Do they pollinate any plant types that only rely on mosquitos, or would mosquitos going away just allow other insects/moths/etc to grow in population size thanks to more available pollen?
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by swores 3y ago
Maybe it's an accent thing (mine is typical British) but the 'm' in 'rhythm' doesn't act like a vowel in my mind, not the way 'y' does in 'sky'. The only kind-of vowel sound in the second sy
727.
by swores 3y ago
Answer to the first one, written on pastebin to avoid anyone seeing it as a spoiler: https://pastebin.com/A7RQjNdd
728.
by swores 3y ago
Not necessarily. I'm capable of cooking a meal, but I've never worked in a restaurant nor taken any food health and safety courses or anything. If tomorrow I started selling my cooking while displaying a fake certificate about my
729.
by swores 3y ago
Always interesting to see which subjects get more people complaining about hypothetical complainers than actual complainers...
730.
by swores 3y ago
It doesn't sound ideal that it's so phrasing dependant - 5th on a list of 9 videos is poor if you're searching without knowing which video you're looking for and without knowing the best search phrase to use - unless tho
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by swores 3y ago
Even with an account (though I'm also not in the US, but in the UK) I've recently (many months) found the Twitter site to be about as unreliable as the old, early fail whale days (except instead of a cute whale, I just get the pag
732.
by swores 3y ago
I wonder how complicated it would be to make happen / how likely it is to happen, for the Apple way of sharing memory between CPU and GPU to become a thing on PCs. Could NVIDIA do it unilaterally or would it need to be in partnership w
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by swores 3y ago
I'll try to understand some of how stuff like faster-whisper works when I've got time over the weekend, but I fear it may be too complex for me... I was rather hoping for a guide of just how to either adapt classic whisper usage o
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by swores 3y ago
Thanks! Another question that's only slightly related, but while we're here... Using OAI's paid Whisper API, you can give a text prompt to a) set the tone/style of the transcription and b) teach it technical terms, names
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by swores 3y ago
Would you be so kind as to link to a guide for your method or share it in a comment yourself? I installed following the official docs and found it much, much slower, although I sadly don't have a 4090, instead a 3080 Ti 12GB (just big
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by swores 3y ago
That's definitely a good reason why, but perhaps if iOS or Android were to research what the best layout is for typical touch screen typing and release that as a new default, people would find it quite quick to learn a second layout an
737.
by swores 3y ago
> doesn't eat much. I honestly don't understand why they go to AYCE If someone is going and eating a small amount of a single dish then it makes no sense (unless, as in your example, they're going with someone else like
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by swores 3y ago
I mean, we do use that word to describe physical retail shops as being available to sell vs being closed to sell, so it's not an insane use... though I do think that in a tech context it's more misleading than not.
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by swores 3y ago
> Sadly, in 2001 there's no market for such whizbang amazing tech. Shazam only launched one year after that, maybe the problem was in the marketing not the market itself?
740.
by swores 3y ago
Maybe 81 of the 84 comments were either third party bot comments, or a Reddit-run LLM designed to make the sub look more active than it really is (the 2023, fewer people hours, version of what they did to launch the site), and subredditstat
741.
by swores 3y ago
Channel specific SKUs is common already, but would it be legal to use the same trick for same-channel seasonal sales? I'm not aware of it being done, but maybe it is and I just haven't noticed. For example, sell product all year r
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by swores 3y ago
> "This proves individual employees routinely steal trade secrets; yes, they do. It does not prove that the companies they join (US public companies in the United States anyway) willfully use it." Why do you think that either
743.
by swores 3y ago
Having a balanced view about technology doesn't mean considering every type of technology to be 50% good and 50% bad. I disagree with their view on AI but also disagree with your criticism.
744.
by swores 3y ago
Equal in quantity? So if the number of <18yos is X and there are X people over the age of 90 then that's the cut off, but if the following election there were far fewer old people then there might now be X over 70s so the cutoff get
745.
by swores 3y ago
I think the comment you had replied to was equally unwarranted, no need to tie me to them.
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by swores 3y ago
The context of the comment thread you're replying to was a response to a comment suggesting the IRS will get involved in the question of whether MS have too much influence over OpenAI, it was not the subject of general industry regulat
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by swores 3y ago
Volvo would feel like they could respect (or appeal) the Kansas ruling, or they can cease doing business in Kansas. Netflix has customers in Germany, so they don't get to ignore German legal rulings unless they want to stop having cust
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by swores 3y ago
The comment I replied to suggested the emails proved they got money from their son, not proved they knew anything illegal was going on. To quote the comment I replied to: " From the emails that were released in court, it's clear t
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by swores 3y ago
I've not followed the case closely enough to know the details, but as I said in previous comment - if there's evidence they knew, then sure they should be prosecuted.
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by swores 3y ago
Lots of the world, including professional investors, thought FTX was a successful, big, profitable business. I've no idea if SBF told his parents what dodgy stuff was going on or not, but if he didn't then is it unreasonable for t

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